All of St. in a few details. St. Petersburg: What does the city look like in a Lego set?

Where can I buy it? A typical St. The first question that comes to your mind when you see the Lego set of the St. Petersburg tall building. St. How funny typical elements of everyday life and tiny figures look through the eyes of St. Petersburg artist Artem Bizyaev. The author published the design of the finished model on social networks, causing laughter and excitement among his subscribers.

The model represents an old three-storey house in the city center, decorated with stucco, around which there is an “endless” construction and a garbage can covered with graffiti. By the way, the poster on the container “Spring, thank you, wonderful” is a reference to designer agon_noga, whose posters can be seen around the city.

The door of the building is of course plastered with advertisements, and the painter carefully paints over the writings on the walls. Of course, there are scooters and beer cans scattered on the sidewalk, as well as mice running around. A green-haired girl who works for a delivery service hurries past a local cafe and an old woman walks her dachshund.

But the most interesting thing is hidden inside! Here you can see a disgruntled cleaning lady, a typical office worker watching TV, a webcam model, a programmer and an elderly intellectual whose room is full of books.

True, to the chagrin of subscribers, the set will not go on sale, so for now you can only look and dream. In the comments to the publication, the artist’s fans especially liked the lamp with a pink flower in the window, the pedestrian path sign, the front door, the room of the webcam model and the statue of a housing and communal services worker. True, some followers regretted that the author of the virtual layout deprived the city of icicles by choosing the summer season.

Let’s add that this is not the first time that Artem Bizyaev has created designs for Lego sets inspired by Russian culture. For example, on its page “Field of Miracles”, “Village of Fools”, “33 square meters”, “What? Where? When?”. You can also see Lego sets inspired by Soviet movies “Diamond Arm”, “Kin-dza-dza” and Russian fairy tales.