nanoblock Apple II Computer

Here is my custom nanoblock Apple II computer. It is the first computer I ever used and I still remember learning Apple Logo programming ... Hahahaa =D

nanoblock Apple Watch

The Apple Watch is arriving in less than a month and I can't wait to get it ... but in the mean time, here's my nanoblock Apple Watch =) ...  It is a 2.6x scale of the 42mm model. Around 800+ bricks were used in the making of this nanoblock Apple Watch.

Next to an iPhone 5 for scale

Apple fans, if you like this, do check out my nanoblock Apple Store. It's a model of the Fifth Avenue Apple Store built using over 2000+ bricks.

If you think my designs are cool, you can also follow my work on Facebook.

nanoblock Build Instructions on Snapguide

I have uploaded the build instructions for many of my nanoblock creations to Snapguide. It has a much nicer user experience for this kinda things, so check it out =)

nanoblock Apple Store in nanoCity

Now my nanoCity has an Apple Store too =) ...

nanoblock Steve Jobs Sculpture

I created the nanoblock sculpture of Steve Jobs below using about 1500+ bricks. It took me around two days plus =)

A 360 degree video of the sculpture:

And yes, it has been pointed out to me how similar it is to Ghandi .. Haha ... So I did a Google search for "Steve Jobs looks like Ghandi" and here are pics that came up ... Hehe ...

Chris's nanoblock Interview in MacLife Magazine

My nanoblock Apple Store and interview just appeared in the latest issue of MacLife magazine (USA edition, April 2014). Click the pics below for the high res version to read the article =D ....

nanoblock Apple Store - The Famous Glass Cube

The most famous Apple Store in the world is the iconic glass cube on Fifth Avenue. This was something that I had been planning and designing in my head for quite some time and only recently got around to building it. I used around 2000+ bricks (estimated) in building this. 

The glass cube serves as an entrance to the actual store below by going down a glass spiral staircase. The center column of the staircase is an elevator. Please click to see bigger pics.

The glass staircase

You can see the Genius Bar at the back and
accessories shelf beside it.

Really tiny iMacs

Next to an iPhone for scale

Wired up some white LEDs into the store

Here's a video tour

UPDATE: I just added lights to the nanoblock Apple Store!

If you think this is cool, please vote for this design in nanoblock Award 2013-2014. Thanks!

Apple fans, you might also want to check out the nanoblock Steve Jobs I created two years back as a tribute to Steve.

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nanoblock Steve Jobs Build Instructions

Build instructions for Steve Jobs, iPod and Mac is over here.

nanoblock Steve kills Android ... Hahaha ...

Today, we honor Steve Jobs ...

Visit http://stevejobsday2011.com for more info.

nanoblock Steve Jobs launching original iPod

iPod is a line of portable media players created and marketed by Apple announced on October 23, 2001, and released on November 10, 2001. 

My nanoblock tribute to Steve Jobs featured in Wired.com

The Wired.com link here.

nanoblock Steve Jobs on the original iPhone ... http://fb.me/chrisnanoblock for more ...

Steve Jobs. The world lost one of it's greatest minds today.

Steven Paul Jobs (February 24, 1955 – October 5, 2011) was an American computer entrepreneur and inventor. He was co-founder, chairman, and chief executive officer of Apple Inc. Jobs also previously served as chief executive of Pixar Animation Studios; he became a member of the board of directors of The Walt Disney Company in 2006, following the acquisition of Pixar by Disney. He was credited in Toy Story (1995) as an executive producer.

nanoblock Original Apple Macintosh from 1984 ...

nanoblock Steve Jobs with original Macintosh

nanoblock Steve Jobs with Apple iPhone 5 ...