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I didnt capture any of the piece counts or numbers of separate colors.

If you havent seen any of them, you can see a few of the record holding mosaic creations at this site.

Best Mosaic Software Software Options Online

I fully admit that I am not artistic enough to build one on my own, but I have looked into some of the free software options online.

If you do a search for LEGO Mosaic Software there are a few sites that will let you submit a picture, tweak it, and then will spit out instructions and a piece count.

From my limited experience, most of them need specific types of pictures and have a hard time turning pictures with details or certain color schemes into LEGO brick mosaics.

Well Bricklink just recently released their version of brick building mosaic software called Mosaick (and since Im promoting them, here is a promotion for the Bricks for Bricks Bricklink Store ).

Why are they doing this Well Bricklink is a great place to get bricks and you can find about all of the bricks ever made out there.

So why not build a software that encourages people to buy bricks.

Then of course when you buy bricks from someone who sells on Bricklink, they get to charge their fee and make money.

How does this version stack up Here is a quick example of how Mosaick worked using a pretty detailed picture.

I am into aviation (despite not doing a lot of builds related to that area) and specifically fighter jets.

All you do is drag and drop the picture file that you want to use onto the website.

Having messed with the software some, different pictures give you other options and some will let you customize it.

Square lets you move a square around the picture to select what you want to do.

The first was 25x15 inches or 80x48 studs (or 2.5x1.5 standard sized LEGO base plates assuming a standard sized base plate is 32x32 studs) in color using plates.

How about 75x45 inches or 240x144 studs(7.5x4.5 standard baseplates).

In my opinion, this looks awesome Wow Considering how detailed the original picture is, this definitely captures it.

As you can see the one aircraft on the bottom left is hard to see, but the details are mostly there.

Given that the parts are mostly dark and light grey with some black and white, the price comes down substantially to 1,500.

This obviously will adjust the price based on what parts are available and the colors of those parts.

So again the same picture with the same dimensions, but back in color, this time in tiles.

The picture looks almost the same and the cost goes down from 16,000 to 7,500.

The detail isnt as good, but I still think it looks pretty sharp.

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