Lego, the world's biggest toymaker, has developed a large model of Rio de Janeiro city to celebrate the host of the 2016 Olympic Games, set to open on Friday.
The model is the largest ever made for Latin America by the group and took 50 Lego builders some 2500 hours altogether to create over one year, according to Lego master model builder Paul Chrzan.
"Three different countries were involved in creating all of the icons that are seen here," Chrzan said.
"We did create 25 different icons of Rio - they are all visible here."
The miniature city features the Olympic rings, stadiums and iconic sites in Rio, all made from just under 1 million colorful plastic bricks.