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Originally Posted by franktko
The rotating beacon, that, I'm sure is going to be fantastic! I can't wait to see it running full time ![Big grin](images/smilies/biggrin.gif)
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It's the color scheme I'm thinking about. I hope it's coordinated enough that the beacon and mast don't compete with each other.
It would be nice if they could do a coordinated laser show with the SI Wheel or even the Empire State (which will have it's own light show tomorrow night).
I remember the original towers had the laser show for a while.
http://lego.gizmodo.com/12-foot-tall...o-it-648508026
12-Foot-Tall Lego One World Trade Center Lives Up to Its Inspiration
Mario Aguilar
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The Lego Discovery Center in Westchester County, New York, has unveiled a new masterpiece: a 110-pound, 4,873 brick, 12-foot-tall model of One World Trade Center. It's spectacular.
What better way to celebrate the Fourth of July than with an absolutely stunning replica of the building that represents the indomitable American spirit? In the image (below), you see
Steve Plate, Director of World Trade Center Construction planning a tiny Lego flag on top of the tower—good practice for when the 1776-foot WTC 1 is finally completed later this year.
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