Lego Kona Hawaii Temple

Lego Kona Hawaii Temple. I didn't add the palm trees, but felt that I couldn't leave out all the beautiful flowers that were on the temple grounds.

Here is a picture of the temple

By Kimberly Vardeman - 

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To learn more about LDS Temples: http://www.mormontemples.org/

Lego Rexburg Idaho Temple

This is one of my favorite temples. It is so cute and small. It only took 38 bricks to make it and the base is only 6 by 4 studs. Even with it being so small, it has lots of details.

By Pavili255 - Own work, CC BY-SA 4.0, 

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The First of the Micro Scale Temples

A few years ago I read about a Lego competition to make an advent calendar. You were to make things to fit any theme you wanted, but only had a limited amount of bricks for each model. Although I never entered the contest but still decided to try and make one about my parents. I made a little skunk, sewing machine, airplane and other things to that my parents liked. They were married in the Ogden Temple so I tried to make the temple with the least amount of bricks. This experience led me to try and build even more temples in micro scale.

Here is my first micro scale temple, Ogden Utah Temple.

The Ogden Temple has been renovated and no longer looks the same. 

This is what it used to look like:

By Andyknelson (talk)andyknelson - Own work , Public Domain,

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