Little Coloured Bricks

Legoland has its own Barrack Obama inauguration. The US President, although facing a lot of trouble in his first year, the rather detailed creation should pacify some of the emotions brewing in the US today. This beautiful creation using Lego bricks is one of the best and it is complete with an Obama minifig along with his wife Michelle, and one of the most popular singers in the US –Aretha Franklin. All the people who attended the inauguration are also depicted in this creation –making it very realistic when seen from afar.

Even the queue to the loo is depicted in this work of art and since there were a lot of people who attended the 44^th President’s inauguration –the event more of like a celebration for all Americans at the time.

The politics with what is happening to the Obama administration now is also happening in Lego Capitol Hill though and many have mixed emotions about the Lego Obama as well.

The Obama Administration may be having lots of problems these days but no one can deny that these creations are just too cute not to ogle on. To look at the bright side, Lego creations sure do make things a lot lighter.

Just look at the queue at the portable toilets, isn’t this image amazing? Another really cool part of this creation is the Aretha Franklin minifig. Her presence during the inauguration may be one of the most memorable parts of the program.

Her rather rousing performance of “My Country ‘Tis of Thee” is one of the best performances of the 66 year old legend. Aretha Franklin is one of the best songstresses in the history of the world. Although her minifig is not accurate, the depiction is still as historical as the inauguration itself because Obama’s inauguration has been immortalized through these Danish bricks.

All the important people in Washington, D.C. were at the inauguration -Laura Bush and the 43rd President of the United State George W. Bush were of course in attendance.

Former US President Bill Clinton and his wife Hillary Clinton were also there and they were seated beside George, Sr. and Mrs. Barbara Bush.