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TransAmerica Pyramid

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The TransAmerica Pyramid is one of the most distinctive structures in the city of San Francisco.


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The entire building, all assembled.

The entire building, all assembled.

In January 2006 my LEGO club, the Bay Area LEGO Users’ Group chose “mini-scale San Francisco” as the theme for our display at the LEGO store in Pleasanton, CA. I built this model, along with a scene of Lombard Street, for that display.


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Pyramid Closeup of the middle Taken Apart Closeup of the base
Close up of the tip Closeup of the truss at the base Closeup of the doors inside the base Closeup of the inside
Old Exhibit 2 Old Exhibit 3 Transamerica Pyramid from Old Exhibit 1 Transamerica Pyramid from Old Exhibit 2
PyramidCloseup of the middleTaken ApartCloseup of the baseClose up of the tipCloseup of the truss at the baseCloseup of the doors inside the baseCloseup of the insideOld Exhibit 2Old Exhibit 3Transamerica Pyramid from Old Exhibit 1Transamerica Pyramid from Old Exhibit 2Transamerica Pyramid from Old Exhibit 3
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