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Archive
Introduction
Are you a fan of LEGO Creator Modular Buildings?
This set brings up a new building to the city: the Archive.
Archives are facilities where records like documents, microfilm, photos, books, tapes and modern multimedia records are stored for research purposes. All records are stored with strict organization for easier access and with strict care for preservation. Students and researchers can study the data in reading rooms. Big archives can also serve as museums for historically important records.
The model has a plenty of detail and features. It follows the features that appear through the modular series: old stylish look, the pavement configuration with a white lamppost, connection pegs for connecting with other buildings, creative construction techniques, detailed front facade, a way to travel between floors, interior detail like furniture, brickbuild sign and minifigures with the same simple face.
Description
The building has three floors and its slightly elevated above the ground. Two upper floors and the flat roof are detachable for easier access. The upper part of the first floor's wall is also detachable for easier access. There is a pavement with a lamppost, 2 drains and 2 parking meters outside the building. Four gridded air vents are located at the base. The decorated front facade of the building consists of masonry details, a brickbuild ARCHIVE sign, a nameplate, 4 patina covered statues and 8 lion heads. The statues represent exploration, education (statue with scroll), justice and toughness (from oblivion of knowledge). The entrance also has access stairs, two potted Cupressus plants and brown mats.
- floor: Contains a vestibule with 4 exhibits in 3 cases and a decorated clock, a staircase, an office, a restoration room and a photocopy room. The office contains a bookshelf, a diploma, 2 chairs and a desk with lamp (incorporated with an ink bottle with a fountain pen), a mug and a typewriter. There is also a paper knife placed on the wall over the desk. The restoration room contains a workstation, a chair, a cabinet and a closet under the stairs. The photocopy room contains a pile of paper and a xerographic photocopy machine (based on the Xerox 914). There is also a backdoor in the photocopy room and a fire extinguisher in the staircase.
- floor: There is a reading room, a staircase and an archive. The reading room has 2 long desks with 4 lamps and 2 old-stylish computers with tape readers, 7 chairs, wall decoration and a working microfilm reader. You use the reader by inserting the microfilm piece in the holder and activating the lightbrick to project the enlarged inscription. The archive contains 1 old stylish computer data storage device and shelves with microfilm records and tapes (tape pieces), photographs (bar piece registers), movie tapes (round elements) and phonograph records (cylinders). The shelf has a bar for ladder.
- floor: This room is the main archive containing 2 register shelves and a trolley. The registers are represented by colourful bar pieces placed on larger bricks. Each set of shelves has bars for a ladder. The ladder can be relocated and moved left and right across the shelf to access the topmost registers.
- Roof: The roof is accessed via a ladder from the 3. floor and contains 2 ventilation units and 2 drains.
The set contains 6 minifigures: a head archivist, an archivist, a record restoration specialist, a genealogy professor, a historian and a student
Accessories include a brush, a mug, a fountain pen, a fire extinguisher, 2 knifes (one is a paper knife and the other one is used for restoration), 2 suitcases, a camera, 2 paint cans, 2 magnifying glasses, an old record, 2 paper pieces, a paper with a family tree, 2 tapes, 3 newspapers, 2 photos, 3 microfilm records, 5 letters, 3 white records, 3 nougat records and 4 registers for records (Just the 2x1 and 1x1 records are stored in there. They are placed on the topmost shelves).
Brick separator included.
IMAGES:
- The building
- Front facade
- The statues
- Sign
- Pavement and entrance
- The back of the building
- Entrance
- The floors
- First floor
- The vestibule
- Exhibits
- Clock
- Staircase A I
- Staircase A II
- Office
- Office furniture
- Office floor
- Typewriter
- Restoration room I
- Restoration room II
- Restoration room III
- Workstation
- Photocopy room I
- Photocopy room II
- Xerographic photocopier
- Second floor
- Staircase B I
- Staircase B II
- Reading room I
- Reading room II
- Reading room III
- Microfilm reader
- Microfilm reader operation
- Archive A
- Shelf A
- Third floor
- Archive B I
- Archive B II
- Archive B III
- Shelf B I
- Shelf B II
- Shelf C I
- Shelf C II
- Trolley
- Roof
- Minifigures I
- Minifigures II
- Records, registers and accessories
- Idea for nameplate
- Parking meter (supposed print for tile)
- Scene I
- Scene II
- Scene III
- Scene IV
- Scene V
- Scene VI
- Scene VII
- Scene VIII
- Scene IX
PIECE COUNT: 3222
Made by: LegoIvanWanter
Programs used: Lego Digital Designer, PowerPoint
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