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seeing Berlin (which I have not visited) was not. I wish I had photographs that matched viewpoints more closely. details match well, although I think they have not captured as well as some other places. I do not have a photograph to match the scene at the left, but it did capture for me the feeling of a typical Venezia view. Above is Neuschwanstein Castle, and to the right is the bridge near the castle. My photograph of the real R�merberg is taken from the opposite direction of the two above photographs of the Lego R�merberg, but you can match up the fountain in the left image and the red tower in the right image.I will be there in 12 days! In the Lego Venezia, the boats move, and, in the Berlin street scene above, the Stra�enbahn is moving on tracks. In the middle scene, the truck is moving and turning, and it is not on tracks. There are no visible restraints, so something else is guiding it, and pretty well—the movement is smooth.

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