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Mmm...can’t tell you whether I'm pumped or having flashbacks of childhood when father would inevitably step on the Lego while walking through the house at night (the scream would rouse the neighbors).
Makes for great opp to educate the family on America's greatest architecture.
[shameless plug: architectural wood trim? thousand of choices...online.]
You're right -- not quite seeing the resemblance. Still, the best part about Legos was creating works outside the picture on the box.
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