Lego Architecture Empire State Building in 6 Scales

Good

Omg it so EPICCC

Imagine a 7th version!

Idea for video, the willis tower!

wow, this is really cool

This is awesome

Excellent work as always Paul 😊👍

Great idea and a great execution of an iconic building!

hey paul

Hey I want to build it but I cant because I don't have the parts and are lego store shut down!

plus my dada band lego from me

? do you know the legend of Zelda breath of the wild???

because I would want you to show how to build a mini lego divine beast

its actually a robot

you should get the legend of Zelda breath of the wild (on the Nintendo Switch)

hey, friends?

!!!!

우와~ 멋있어요😊👍

hello bro

while since we talked

you really inspired me

Now do a 1:1 scale one.

Hmm so this is the mini scale empire state building in your next video hehehe

there is one of my videos and plz tell me what i can improve on

and all so where I search up my channel it will not pop up

so plz help me

I am sorry but I don't get what you mean?

Can you do more mini

how about you do the sears tower

Thank! lol

hey by the way do you like it

Huh I'm getting one with almost 2000 pieces which is 1993 so I'm getting the highest one?

I like the version 1 of Empire State building and i like the music

New York's you Empire State building. is April 26, 1931 Sunday

200,000$ February 21, 2023 Tuesday
198,234$ minus -409$ February 20, 2023 Monday
April 18, 2023 231,378$
April 30, 2023 250,000$

I would say that the scale of the last one, which if I'm not mistaken is the official LEGO set, is 1:800, taking into account that the model measures 55cm and the total real building is 443.2 m. 0.55/443.2 = 0.00124; and 1/800 = 0.00125, (it must be taken into account that the small base is within the height of the set but not of the real building). On the other hand, if we take the height of the roof, 381 m, which is usually the height for comparing buildings since antennas are not included; we have that 0.55/381 = 0.00144, which is more similar to 1/690 = 0.00145. This would explain the error made when calculating the scale.