Airport diorama's at Legoland Billund, Denmark.

Rex · 01-12-2008, 11:49 AM

Miniature airport of the modern BLL airport.

2000- ?

A miniature diorama of Munich airport. 1993-1998?

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The airplane guy · 01-12-2008, 12:06 PM

Wow, that looks really cool ! Seems they copied a lot from Munich Airport ... but really cool !!

Rex · 01-12-2008, 12:24 PM

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Originally Posted by The airplane guy

Wow, that looks really cool ! Seems they copied a lot from Munich Airport ... but really cool !!

Haha, that's because the concept was of Munich airport.

Oh I forgot to mention that the LTU and the models on the taxiways are electrically remote controlled. They do move around, it has also speakers around the borders of the "airport". It is pretty much noisy like a real airport.

Engine noises, I loved it.

sven the flying dutchman · 01-12-2008, 01:46 PM

from a distant it looks amazing

B-16707 · 01-12-2008, 11:07 PM

lol thats stinkin amazing. that concorde and LTU cant be legos can they?

Rex · 01-13-2008, 02:40 AM

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Originally Posted by kaitanium

lol thats stinkin amazing. that concorde and LTU cant be legos can they?

Yes, all lego. I wil try to find the photo of the lego Concorde together with the real concorde on the tarmac of BLL. The real concorde visitid BLL back in the 90's. or something like that.

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Here something for our Singapore Airlines fans. (including me).

Singapore Airlines has unveiled its latest aircraft addition – an A380 aircraft model built entirely of LEGO® bricks – in LEGOLAND® in Billund, Denmark.

Using over 75,000 LEGO bricks in eight colours, the world’s largest Singapore Airlines LEGO aircraft model took the entire team of professional LEGO model builders at LEGOLAND more than 600 hours to construct. It is currently on display at “MiniWorld” in the main LEGOLAND Park.

The model retains the dimension, scale and design of an actual Singapore Airlines A380 aircraft. Measuring 2.9 metres in length, it has a wingspan of 3.2 metres and stands at 1 metre. The total weight of the model is 125 kg, including 100 kg of LEGO bricks.
In the background, you see the terminal building of BLL airport.

B-16707 · 01-13-2008, 04:28 PM

holy moly!!!!!

Rex · 01-13-2008, 04:45 PM

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Originally Posted by kaitanium

holy moly!!!!!

Now wouldn't you like this Big a-ss model hangin in your living room, would rather start a very interesting conversation on the dinner table, noh ??

*Female guest: I didnt know you had such a big...**********
*Male Host:

oh you mean the A380... haha

karun83 · 01-14-2008, 03:59 AM

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Originally Posted by C-Rex

Yes, all lego. I wil try to find the photo of the lego Concorde together with the real concorde on the tarmac of BLL. The real concorde visitid BLL back in the 90's. or something like that.

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Here something for our Singapore Airlines fans. (including me).

Singapore Airlines has unveiled its latest aircraft addition – an A380 aircraft model built entirely of LEGO® bricks – in LEGOLAND® in Billund, Denmark.

Using over 75,000 LEGO bricks in eight colours, the world’s largest Singapore Airlines LEGO aircraft model took the entire team of professional LEGO model builders at LEGOLAND more than 600 hours to construct. It is currently on display at “MiniWorld” in the main LEGOLAND Park.

The model retains the dimension, scale and design of an actual Singapore Airlines A380 aircraft. Measuring 2.9 metres in length, it has a wingspan of 3.2 metres and stands at 1 metre. The total weight of the model is 125 kg, including 100 kg of LEGO bricks.
In the background, you see the terminal building of BLL airport.

awesome model...!! i always loved LEGO...!!