This all-LEGO subway system replica of the Toronto Transit Commision is intricate and adorable. The model was built by TTC worker Aaron Chapman, who apparently has an extreme passion for LEGO and transit vehicles. The creative operator acquired pieces from other building kits, in order to complete his own impressive LEGO subway set. Those living in Toronto can attest to the fact that the model is an exact replica, both in aesthetic and in structure.
After a quick chat with the staff at the local LEGO store, the TTC worker realized that Toronto-themed playsets are in huge demand. As such, Aaron Chapman developed his project and submitted his design to LEGO Ideas, dubbing it 'TTC's Toronto Rocket Subway Train.' The kit consists of 28 pieces of track, two TTC Operator Minifigures and 2,910 bricks.
Photo Credits: Toronto Rocket Subway Train/ Lego Ideas
LEGO-Recreated Subway Systems
Aaron Chapman Created a LEGO Subway System Replica of the TTC
Trend Themes
1. Toronto-themed LEGO Playsets - There is a growing demand for LEGO playsets that capture the essence of specific cities like Toronto.
2. Replica Building with LEGO - Creating detailed replicas of real-world structures using LEGO is becoming a popular trend.
3. LEGO as a Transit Hobby - Using LEGO to recreate transit vehicles and systems has emerged as a niche hobby.
Industry Implications
1. Toy Manufacturing - Toy manufacturers can capitalize on the demand for city-themed LEGO playsets by creating sets that capture the essence of various cities.
2. Architecture and Design - Architects and designers can explore using LEGO as a medium to create detailed replicas of buildings and structures.
3. Collectibles and Hobbies - Companies catering to collectors and hobbyists can tap into the LEGO transit hobby by offering specialized kits and accessories for creating LEGO replicas of transportation systems.