Prince and the Pauper set, Lego style
Lady Edith's Balcony
The Throne and the Prince's bedroom
The door and window by which Mum, Abby, and I spent a lot of time.
The Steps behind the balcony
Our "town" props - the wall and bench
Zeke had a lot of fun making this, and was quite insistent that I post these photos for all of you to enjoy. I'm sure he'd appreciate comments on this post. . . ;)
~Becky
Wow! That really looks like it!! It has everything. Nice job!
ReplyDeleteNot everything. There are no pillars over the throne, or curtains, or doors, but, you can't put everything.
ReplyDeletethat was Zeke.
ReplyDeleteWe were thoroughly impressed!(-Both of us)
ReplyDeleteI can't believe you did all of that, seems like so much work. (-Alida)
great job! (-Sonja)
Way to go, Zeke! I'm very impressed. There's no way I'd have the patience for something like that, but I'm glad that you did it for all of us to see! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for posting this, Becky Girl.
Impressive! Great work Zeke. Have there been any Lego reenactments yet?
ReplyDeletelol. Abby wanted to set it up on "Let's Toast", but I thought we should do "Simple Boy" with John standing on the table. ;)
ReplyDelete~Becky
haha good idea. nice work zeke. that took a while i bet
ReplyDelete~justin
Yep. That's Zeke. Have Legos, will build. Good job, Zeke. I think you might need more Legos, tho.
ReplyDeleteI don't think I need more, but, I'll take any that you want to give me. ;)
ReplyDeletegreat job Zeke! We'll have to include you on the next set design team! Or on the Lego Robotics Team, which ever we do first!
ReplyDeleteWow! that was a really good job! It looks just like the stage did!!! except in logo's!
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