Watch Me Build an EPIC Black and Green LEGO® Skyscraper! Guide + Money-Saving Tips! Update #14

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In this video, we’re building another spectacular tower made from black and transparent light green bricks. We’ll start with the interior. This will be a lobby where employees can enter on their way to their offices. The building has a rectangular shape and is built on a 32x32 studs baseplate. Initially, I made the exterior ground floor with transparent green bricks, but as you can see, I later changed them to white transparent 2x5 stud windows. This creates a contrast with the rest of the building, making the design a bit more special.
Another unique aspect of this construction is the corners. Each floor’s corners protrude from the main structure of the building and are neatly finished with corner tiles. The black corners are attached to the other four walls, making the building stable. Now that the lower part of the skyscraper is complete, we move on to the upper part. This section is built in a similar manner, and together, both parts are about 3.3 feet tall.
With the upper section also finished, we create a roof that is attached to the second part. The entire structure contains about 3,000 LEGO bricks, which would cost around 700 euros if you bought the bricks from LEGO.com. Fortunately, I have a good pick-a-brick wall at my local LEGO store, allowing me to get the necessary bricks for a fraction of that price. Now that the roof is attached to the upper section of the building, it’s time to connect both sections. You can really see how tall it is once both parts are put together.
Each floor’s corners stick out from the main building and are neatly finished with corner tiles.
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The roof is finished with white 4x2 tiles and equipped with ventilation grilles. I also bought the white tiles at the pick-a-brick wall, and believe me, you can fit a lot of them in one box.
You can now see how this building compares to the other buildings in the city. In my opinion, the black and green color combination gives a unique effect to the rest of the buildings.

[@KAK_PAN]

I love the color you used.

[@Maguzzo84]

You never thought of diving the floors and populate with furnitures and minifigs?

[@TheLegoLoft]

youtube.com/@Maguzzo84 I did but it will cost a lot of bricks + minifigs.. I did it one like you can see in this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/d3e5k3ylnpmEiaM curious what you think about that one!