The centerpiece of every Legoland Park is the Miniland. Made
of more than 30 million Lego bricks , it has taken three years to recreate some
of Asia’s best known landmarks in DETAILED miniature, in the Malaysian Park . And yes..i repeat that
word in BOLD . Such amazing DETAILING
!!!
From the curls on the girls hairs, to the artifical lawn patched in between real grass...every minut thing about this Mini land is worth a lot of applause !!
With scenes from 17 asisan countries – The Petronas, The
Merlion, Taj Mahal, the whole of Miniland is animated and the website says that models come to
live with the touch of a button. Well..we didnt know that, and didnt happen to see the button at all locations, but be it moving or stationary..it is definitely worth a visit.
And with my husband taking the kids off to the playarea and a train ride, i got quite some time to wander aorund by myself around the whole place, scrutinising each mini architecture...and to set dreaming.
Wow..a dream career, would it be..to be working on such projects!!!
Starting with the Indian icon ...... (click on the images for a larger view )
Taj Mahal, India
The dancers in front of the Taj Mahal. Their face skin has a lighter tone, compared to the necks which are more darker. The knew the indian makeup scenario ;)
Purah Tanah Lot, Indonesia
Singapore
Port Tanjung Pelepas, Johor, Malaysia
Putrajaya
with the Legoland Hotel in the background
The Village Houses
This is the part i liked the most.
With the backdrop of the waters, the mini villages looked beautifull !!!
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The curtains, window panes, stairs...
See the mom holding the kid, the hens being fed, hen on top of the coop...
Kuala Lumpur International Airport
Bolinao, Philipines
A Golf Club set. Notice how a patch of artificial lawn smoothly blends in with the natural ...
Wat Arun, Thailand
Toooo gooodd !!! is it not .
Karaweik Hall, Myanmar
Cute .. !!!
See the Superman's hair curl in front
China
Cambodia
Patuxai, Laos
Hoi An, Vietnam
And thats the boys taking a round in the Lego train thankfully giving me some ME time !
And now , to the Starwars Miniworld
This is , thankfully indoors, fully airconditioned and features seven scenes from the six Star Wars films and The Clone Wars animated series in great detail. In total, the attraction features more than
2,000 LEGO models built to a 1:20 scale using 1.5 million LEGO bricks.
A life-sized Lego statue of Darth Vader greets visitors at the entrance to the Star Wars Miniland
The model display also
feature authentic Star Wars™ sounds, actions and lighting effects to create a
realistic and enjoyable experience for the whole family. All the models for
this project were built in various locations around the world including
Malaysia, Germany and Czech Republic.
The exhibit is made up of seven rooms each depicting scenes from
each Star Wars movie, in chronological order. The first one you’ll walk into,
based on Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace, with the majestic Naboo Royal
Palace looming over the Battle of Naboo between the Naboo, Gungans and the
battle droids’ of the Trade Federation.
The Battle of Naboo pits Gungans against Trade Federation battle droids
Subsequent rooms will
take you to Geonosis (from Episode II: Attack Of The Clones), Kashyyk and
Mustafar (Episode III: Revenge Of The Sith), Tatooine (Episode IV: A New Hope),
Hoth (Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back), Endor (Episode VI: Return Of The
Jedi), and finally, Christophsis (from the Star Wars: The Clone Wars animated
feature).
From Episode II: "Attack of the Clones"
Well..personally, I have got absolutely no clue on these side. Not the least interested in the stuff of shows..so cant give much details on the chareacters, The text above..well..just got those from the Legoland page :P
They entire set is animated, with light , sound and movement, with the press of a button.
In one word..a very interesting set for the StarWars fans !! They would love it here, for sure.
On more details, about the rest of Legoland, how to get there, the hotel rates and offers ,when to consider booking to get the best deals....in detail in the next post .
Stay tuned !