Master Lego builders Alice Finch and David Frank have teamed up to create an awesome recreation of The Lord Of The Rings’ Rivendell city, which is made from approximately 200,000 Lego bricks.
The finished Lego Lord Of The Rings Rivendell city measures 10 x 5 ft or 3 x 1.5m in size, and as you gaze and get closer to the creation, the detailing included is just amazing. The intricate design captures the essence of Rivendell, the Elven city, with its elegant architecture and lush surroundings.
The Creative Process Behind Lego Rivendell
Creating such a detailed and large-scale model requires not only a vast number of Lego bricks but also a deep understanding of the source material. Alice Finch and David Frank meticulously planned each section of Rivendell, ensuring that every element was true to J.R.R. Tolkien’s vision. The duo spent countless hours studying the films and books to capture the essence of Rivendell’s architecture and natural beauty.
The model includes iconic features such as the Hall of Fire, where Elrond holds his councils, and the serene waterfalls that cascade through the city. Each tree, bridge, and building has been carefully crafted to reflect the ethereal quality of the Elven city. The use of different shades of green and brown bricks helps to create a realistic and immersive environment.
Other Notable Creations by Alice Finch
Alice Finch is no stranger to creating massive and detailed Lego models. One of her most famous works is the recreation of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry from the Harry Potter series. This model is absolutely massive and packed with detail, showcasing Finch’s incredible talent and dedication to her craft. The Hogwarts model includes all the iconic locations from the series, such as the Great Hall, the Quidditch pitch, and the Forbidden Forest.
You can check out all the photos for the awesome 200,000 Lego Lord Of The Rings Rivendell diorama by jumping over to the Flickr gallery for Bippity Bricks.
You can also see Alice Finch’s awesome Hogwarts creation, which is absolutely massive and packed with detail. Check out the photographs of her previous construction over on Flickr.
The dedication and skill required to create such detailed models are truly impressive. Both Finch and Frank have demonstrated their ability to bring fictional worlds to life using Lego bricks, inspiring countless fans and builders around the world. Their work not only pays homage to beloved literary and cinematic universes but also showcases the limitless possibilities of Lego as a medium for artistic expression.
Source: Kotaku
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