Virtually rendered Lego map of the British Isles.
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Virtually rendered Lego map of the British Isles.
(by CartoGuophy/x)

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This LEGO IDEAS design called "MAP OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA" by user SharkyBricks needs 10,000 votes for the chance of becoming an official LEGO set.
Lego world map of energy to harvest water from the atmosphere
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Lego Style Map of Corsica
Lego map of New Zealand.
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LEGO relief map of Idaho.
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Epic Level LEGO Map of Middle-Earth
Epic Level LEGO Map of Middle-Earth
Really incredible work here from Christoph Bartneck.
He has painstakingly re-created the map of J.R.R. Tolkien’s Middle-Earth in topographical style from LEGO. And he’s done it on a grand scale. The resulting map is apparently 2 meters by 2 meters (thats roughly 6.5 x 6.5 feet) in size and contains 30,000 bricks. It’s built up in 7 levels and took him 4 months to complete.
He’s even put the…
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This is pretty cool. You can go on to a Google Earth map of Australia... and build anywhere! Build your house, build your work, build a dragon climbing a koala! Anything! (within certain technical limitations). Way cool! I think the editing only works on Google Chrome.