Anthony
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Ideas for a LEGO Model of a Patek Reference
I finally obtained my very first Patek, the 5396G. I must say that it is a marvel of a watch. I now understand the prestigious feeling (sense of accomplishment and fulfillment) of a masterpiece on the wrist. I thought that it would be pretty fascinating to create a scaled LEGO assembly model of a piece. I plan to build a prototype and submit the design to the LEGO IDEAS program. If my submission has enough votes, the project will be made available as a LEGO set. I wanted to get some ideas from my fellow enthusiasts on which Patek model to submit, I was thinking of the Henry Graves or the actual Patek Museum. Look forward to some suggestions.
Ideas for a LEGO Model of a Patek Reference
I finally obtained my very first Patek, the 5396G. I must say that it is a marvel of a watch. I now understand the prestigious feeling (sense of accomplishment and fulfillment) of a masterpiece on the wrist. I thought that it would be pretty fascinating t...
As someone who built Lego complications before
I can say that minituarising the construction would be a tough feat. If its simply a scaled model of the watch and non-functioning, then getting the dial symmetry down in lego and the basic case shapes right would need a huge model to obtain that resoluti...
How about 5200G?
It's a lovely reference featuring an interesting movement and gorgeous case. The latter should be easier to replicate in LEGO than caliber 89. However, I think you might be facing a challenge, if you intend to recreate the curved case and crystals.