Baker Street Underground Station made out of Lego

Published on 15th January 2013 by ianVisits in Transport News

To mark the 150th anniversary of the London Underground, what could be more fitting than to recreate the famous Baker Street Station from Lego? Well, lots of things probably, but this blog post is about Lego.

There are other people building the outside of stations from Lego, but this is the first I have seen that tries to recreate the interior, and for a specific moment in time.

All stations to Farringdon Street

They’ve even built the bits above ground as well, including the original entrance on the south-side of the street.

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Possibly the first crime – A ‘Bobby’ chases after a street urchin who has stolen to some sausages, while some soldiers march by.

sausage thief

There are a whole set of photos over here.

Hattip DistrictDave

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