The Lego CUSOO website offers fans of the little building blocks and yellow men the opportunity to submit ideas for Lego sets that could go into production.
We were delighted then, to see this submission on the site submitted by user dansquier and will of course be casting our votes for his Lego Architecture submission of the BBC Television Centre asap.
Here’s what Dansquier had to say about his entry:
“Television Centre at White City in West London was the headquarters of BBC Television from its opening in 1960 until its sale and closure for redevelopment in early 2013. As home to many of Britain’s most well-known and well-loved television broadcasts and recordings for over 50 years, it’s a building that’s familiar to millions. As a distinctive, quirky and iconic piece of architecture – said to be inspired by a question mark sketch on the back of envelope – it’s utterly unique, and inspires enormous affection from those who’ve come to know it: both up close and from the comfort of their living room over warm tea and buttered toast.”
You can click here to support his submission and hopefully we’ll all be buying Lego BBC Television Centre sets very soon.
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