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Renaissance Center, Detroit
Renaissance Center, Detroit
microfig scale model of the tallest building in Detroit
35 votes. 959 visitors. 14 reviews.
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Visitor reviews Write a review and share your opinion with other visitors. MV April 22, 2008
I live in Detroit and have been thinking off and on about how in the world I would model these towers for some time now. Great Job. Looks awesome.
(from London) April 19, 2008
An amazing creation. A lot of time and effort has gone into this and it shows. Incredible work.
(from Chicago-ish) April 9, 2008
I think I hear Mr. Young crying in the corner. Beautiful work Spencer. Nuff said. Later ~ Chris.
(from Michigan, USA) April 7, 2008
Spencer does Detroit! Impressive detail as usual. The only negative (which is due to the limitations of Lego rather than of Spencer) is that the trans-black is a bit too dark. Even though I looked directly at the model when I attended Brickbash in Ann Arbor, I only noticed the 1x2 grill plates inside the central cylinder when I looked at a photo (with flash enabled) of the model. Too bad there wasn't a slightly less black trans-black. Other than that minor quibble, it is a great microscale model.
(from Madrid (Spain)) April 7, 2008
Men, is amazing the use of pieces. Incredible, one of the most creativity and spectacular MOCs i even seen here
(from (England)) April 7, 2008
very good i love the center pole i can see that you used black quarter cilinder panels but what did piece did u use for the top flat smooth bit.also i looked at pictures of that building on google images and it looks almost the same. i also love the front and back windows you did that looks like a big glass building.
Alex 101 (from Australasia) April 7, 2008
Never even heard of this building before, but after comparing this model with some photos on Google I am once again very impressed! Maybe you could build some ballparks (although they would probably need to be upscaled slightly)? That would really be brilliant!
(from The Politically Correct capitol of the world- SoCal) April 7, 2008
Excellent design! There is one detail you left off, the GM logo, since it is their current world HQ. Again, great job!
(from The Skunk Works) April 7, 2008
Great work all around. I am actually finding the details at ground level and the base of the towers more interesting than the towers themselves, and the towers are excellent.
(from Mark Kelso) April 6, 2008
Absolutely beautiful. Terrific use of parts and colors for a very convincing model. Really well done!
(from California) April 6, 2008
All of your buildings are great, this one included. I wish you had better lighting on all of them so I could see some more details on the construction. As far as I can tell, you just spraypainted some tp rolls black!
(from http://microbricks.blogspot.com/) April 6, 2008
Spencer, this is really impressive. I saw this in Joe's photos from Brick Bash and assumed it was yours as it was next to your Taipei 101. I just blogged this on MicroBricks.
(from 13th spartan legion HQ) April 6, 2008
My dad me and my brothers stay there every year to go to the Detroit international autoshow.(Actually We've only been ging since 2006 so yeah.)
(from Australia) April 6, 2008
Wow, the word 'exquisite' comes to mind. A beautiful model of a beautiful building. Excellent work.
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