"As Mariah Carey says religiously every single December - "It's tiiiime!" As we kick off the last month of the year and the holiday season, this LEGO build adds exactly the right spice to everyone's lives. Why buy a generic snow globe from Hallmark when you could make your own, asks The Brick Artist - the designer behind the Christmas Snow Globe currently gathering momentum on the LEGO Ideas website."
"We've covered LEGO snow globes before on this website, but none of them designed to be as dynamic as this MOC (My Own Creation). The Brick Artist's build actually features a rotating element, allowing the globe to spin on its own axis like a tiny fidget toy. Inside, the globe features a decked out Christmas tree complete with baubles, stars, and a shimmering snowflake tree topper. Underneath the tree are the usual suspects, gifts like a wooden train, the nutcracker, a toy rocket,"
A rotating LEGO snow globe build places a decorated Christmas tree inside a clear orb with baubles, stars, and a shimmering snowflake topper. The scene includes gifts beneath the tree such as a wooden train, nutcracker, toy rocket, and a remote-controlled airplane. A rotary crank and bevel-gear arrangement likely spins the upper assembly so the globe rotates on its axis. The base features snowflakes and wreaths and supports a compact rotating platform. Estimated part count is roughly 200–400 pieces, making the model approachable for kids and adults. The model exists as a fan submission on LEGO Ideas awaiting community votes.
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