Sagrada Família Lego set
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Sagrada Família Lego set
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#2What's the smallest 360deg camera? Would it be possible to create a virtual tour of the inside of this model with such a camera?
Would interesting to use a quest and take a tour of the insides.
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#3This looks very repetitive and not-fun to build.
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#4Wonder if it will take as long to complete the Lego version as it took to complete the real thing.
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#5What's the smallest 360deg camera? Would it be possible to create a virtual tour of the inside of this model with such a camera? Would interesting to use a quest and take a tour of the insides.
One of the small Insta360 cameras would work well, but they only shoot ~180°. It would be a great excuse to use a probe lens!
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#6If we scale it by height, a historically accurate building of this set should take you approximately 200 days.
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#7If we scale it by height, a historically accurate building of this set should take you approximately 200 days.
Why would you scale by height and not volume?
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#8For the price tag I would have expected something bigger and more imposing (at least twice the size.)
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#10When I was a kid I used to spend entire days building and creating new stuff once I built the designs from the booklets.
Today when I see a Lego kit is kind of another toy: is designed to build one and only one design, compared to the generic kits that were sold and also popular many years ago.
All these new kits pieces are just to accomplish one build. The Lego spirit of ever combining and creating with same pieces over and over again is gone.