An Italian built a replica of the San Carlo Theater from 200,000 LEGO pieces
Luca Petragli from Italy created an exact replica of the San Carlo Theater from LEGO. The 90-centimeter model took 200,000 parts and 400 hours of work.
Italian enthusiast Luca Petragli has done a great job by creating an incredibly detailed model of the famous Neapolitan San Carlo Opera House from a LEGO constructor. Facts about the model: The height of the model is 90 cm. It took 200,000 LEGO pieces to create.
The time spent on the project was more than 400 hours. Construction Details: Luke recreated not only the facade of the theater, but also the interior, including frescoes on the ceiling. For added effect, he installed LEDs in all the fixtures, making the model even more realistic.
The significance of the project: The San Carlo Theatre is the oldest opera house in the world, operating since 1737. Luca Petragli managed to convey its greatness using only standard LEGO parts, which was not only a technical achievement, but also a tribute to Italy's cultural heritage.
The San Carlo model has attracted the attention of art lovers and LEGO fans from all over the world, becoming a true masterpiece combining classical architecture and modern creativity.
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