How to Build your own Lego Sony PVM (Part 1: The Front)

step 1: arrange a base level of light gray plates that measures 10 studs by 11 studs.
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Next, add a second layer of light gray plates that measures 10 x 9 studs on top of the first, as pictured.
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On the third layer place 1x1-10 dark gray plates on top of the edge of the second layer of light gray plates.
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Within those dark gray plates you will have a space of 8x7 studs on the second layer. Use 1x4 and 2x4 light gray "brick with bow" blocks to form to make a round shape that will form the "screen."
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Next, on the left and right sides of the third layer, place 1x1 and 1x2 "roof tile 2/3" blocks. On the top of the third layer place a 1X10 dark gray plate, and on the bottom place two dark gray 1x4 plates with a 1x2 light gray plate between them.
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On northern end of the fourth layer you should place 1x-however-many dark gray tile blocks, and on the southern end use 1x4 dark gray tiles with a dark gray radiator grille in the center.
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Back on the first layer place two black 1x2 clamps on the left and right sides according to the picture, with a 2x8 dark gray plate between them.
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Lastly, on top of the second layer lay a dark gray 2x6 plate on he right side of the area, with horizontally-oriented dark gray radiator grilles on the left. Then fill the plate with black and dark gray 1x1 round plate bricks to simulate "buttons" and....
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Congrats! You're finished with the front section of the Lego Sony PVM!





 

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