Mind-blowing Lego Daily Bugle Construction!

[@BevinsBricksWorld]

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[@EvansBrickhouse]

This is one amazing build. Hate to say it but screw those people saying illegal building techniques. In my world if it fits then it works. You are so creative and this building is another example of it.

[@BevinsBricksWorld]

Thanks so much, I 100% agree and do what fits on all my builds.

[@themadmanchannel9036]

This is one of the best Lego buildings I've ever seen! I'm in awe of your creative engineering.

[@BevinsBricksWorld]

Thanks I appreciate it.

[@namecomingsoon9517]

You should make an open window with JJJ sticking out of it yelling and have spiderman swinging (using white pieces to connect him to the building with his hand) across the window

[@wai0937]

This is a genius level build worthy of being a main attraction at any convention. Thank you for sharing.

[@BevinsBricksWorld]

Thanks and thank you for watching

[@Hood_Bricks]

What a phenomenal building

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Thanks

[@MrOmriSan]

The Flatiron is probably my most favorite building in NYC. Such a beautiful peace of architecture and engineering. It's a pleasure seeing this wonder in Lego form. This is what Lego is all about!

[@BevinsBricksWorld]

The building really is a work of art. I want to try a few more large builds like this in the future.

[@Real_Moon-Moon]

The building is so pretty!

[@BevinsBricksWorld]

😊

[@p.a.u.l.555]

That's an awesome piece of art Daryl, nothing illegal there👍

[@BevinsBricksWorld]

Thanks so much

[@chasebarricklow1154]

wow, just wow

[@BevinsBricksWorld]

Thanks

[@geekavenger]

I like the review of the techniques on this build. Sweet! So many ideas!

[@BevinsBricksWorld]

Thanks, I try to discuss how I do things with all my builds on this and my second channel bevins bricks.

[@builder1013]

Wow, this is very clever! Especially the railroad track one :O I still have a ton of those just sitting around with no use

[@BevinsBricksWorld]

Curved railroad track is great for unique shaped buildings.

[@AkoTheElite]

Haters gonna hate and be jealous, nothing about this masterpiece is illegal, you're a boss

[@BevinsBricksWorld]

Thanks so much I appreciate it. I agree I think the ones that complain are just looking for a way to knock it.

Outstanding. A masterpiece.

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Thanks

[@VegarHenriksen]

Perfectly legal!

[@ytzpilot]

Awesome Build Mate 😎👍

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Thanks

[@robertross7666]

Thank you Daryl! When I was in 7th grade I had a science project to design a model of a building. I wanted to make a LEGO Flatiron, but when I designed and parted it out on the family computer, it was a bit too pricey for my paper route income. Had to settle for making my flatiron model out of foam core instead. It still turned out great, but it would have been amazing to have been lego. This is close to what 12 year old me pictured in my mind, but 5x the size and detail. Thank you for this bit of nostalgia.

[@BevinsBricksWorld]

Your welcome and thanks for watching 😀

[@lawrencerobinson6543]

Wow Wow Wow!!!

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Thanks 😊

[@ProcrastinatinZombie]

thanks for the info

[@darthgbc363]

It is a triangle, a right triangle. One corner is 90°. I believe you were referring to is an Isosceles triangle. Which has 2 equal sides. An Equilateral triangle has 3 equal sides.

[@BevinsBricksWorld]

Yes one corner is 90 degrees

[@BrooksMoses]

About the "illegal building techniques" controversy: The way almost everyone uses that phrase, it's not a matter of opinion. It's a statement about whether the technique is allowable in official Lego sets according to Lego's rules. (And this technique would be allowed.) The wording in the presentation that talked about this publicly says "You can connect a single stud into a single Technic hole and a child can still take them apart. Any more than that and the resistance becomes too great and there is the potential for elements (and children) being stressed." The example that you're holding in your hands is entirely made of "single stud into a single Technic hole" construction, and thus would be entirely allowable in official Lego sets. Which is to say, it's "legal", and that is not a matter of opinion. What is a matter of opinion is whether it's "okay" in a MOC to use techniques that wouldn't be allowed in an official set -- particularly if those techniques are ones that cause excess stress to the bricks. But this one doesn't, so that's not relevant here.

[@BevinsBricksWorld]

I do agree with you, but I will get several that say otherwise on almost every post I make.

[@Faraazeditz_11]

i have no words , amazing

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Thanks

[@alexgeary1336]

That sooo cool!

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Thanks

[@mikeconnelly7032]

Awesome!!

[@makitagut2472]

A Lego master class 🥇👏👏Daryl. I can't wait to see ot with lights 😮

[@BevinsBricksWorld]

Gonna be a long process but fun

[@rclaxton1651]

Great content

[@BevinsBricksWorld]

Thanks Rob 😊

[@rclaxton1651]

@@BevinsBricksWorld no problem man

[@MayoHosko]

Despite its ability to cause stress I’ve never found that much stress in pushing studs into technic pin holes

[@BevinsBricksWorld]

I never have myself and use this method all the time.

[@SPIDEYGUY24]

Are you gonna build JJ’s floor and full office?

[@BevinsBricksWorld]

I want to yes, same as the boys

[@silverwhiteknight]

Loved your video!

[@BevinsBricksWorld]

Thanks for watching 😀

[@wz2001]

Have you considered lighting it?

[@BevinsBricksWorld]

Of course, considering I make and sell lights for Lego ! Www.bevinsbricks.com

[@epicproportionsmediaproduc6697]

Fun Facts: The design of The Flat Iron Building is based on the Pythagorean Triangle, that is the 47th Theorem of Pythagoras, but you're probably more familiar with its mathematical equation, A2 + B2 = C2. The Pythagorean triangle is a highly revered symbol in Freemasonry. The Flat Iron's design is literally a secret society leaving it's signature on a prominent iconic landmark, like it does on so many other prominent iconic monuments, landmarks, and buildings throughout the world.

[@BevinsBricksWorld]

That I did not know, thanks for the history lesson :) learn something new everyday.

[@coasterblocks3420]

No, it is a true triangle - scalene, just with chamfered corners.

[@BevinsBricksWorld]

Well a scalene triangle yes, what I meant was not an isosolec

[@Snaargitaar]

The only thing what makes this illegal are those mini figures who have wrong papers and are no native of your city

[@BevinsBricksWorld]

🤣 very true

[@BobPeterson628]

This stunning build definitely uses illegal building techniques, but who cares? Driving 2 miles over the speed limit is illegal too, but I have places to be.

[@BevinsBricksWorld]

Nothing illegal about it, but as you said who cares if it does. 😀

[@3zadam]

that is illegal

[@MazeM050]

Im crying. Lego is mend to be small and detailed. Not American Big. (shape is nice though)

[@BevinsBricksWorld]

Lego is meant to be used anyway the builder chooses.

[@wai0937]

What a dumb comment. Lego can be anything you want it to be.