Do you mean the corner bleachers? They have wing plates (http://www.peeron.com/inv/parts/3936) along the sides to make 45-degree angles. I'll try to get some pictures up.

bro. how did u make the corner pieces. I've never been able to do that

Look for the stadium model to be at the JW Marriott Indianapolis Hotel during Super Bowl XLVI!

Definitely one of the best stadiums on MOC pages. All the details are amazing, like the locker rooms and sidelines. Awesome!

awesome, ive been to lucas oil stadium and im a huge colts fan and this looks just like the real thing

Cool! I got to see this at the By air by rail festivel.

Very Good !!! *****

that is amazing!!!!!

The model will be at the Indy Brick Jamboree (http://indybrickjamboree.com/) from Saturday and Sunday, Oct. 16th and 17th, 2010. Hope to see you there!

this is more awesome in person than you could ever imagine...WOW..what a great job!

ha ha the colts lost!! who dat drew dat GO SAINTS

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I made the main structure of a baseball park I will be building over the next 4 to 5 years. I will add an exterior and more details, but LDD runs slow, and buying the pieces will take forever. The stadium is New MOCpages park, and it has individual chairs for seats, and seats 752 minifigs currently.

thanks im going to start making the new cowboys stadium

You're right, there are no studs showing. The field is made of 1-stud wide plates and bricks laid on their sides. There are no smooth flat tiles at all.

it looks like there are no studs. did you put smooth flat picecs on top of the field?

The field is really a "studs up" mosaic. It's a 1-stud thick, 58-stud long, 96-brick high wall layed flat on the table. It's not even attached to any other part of the stadium.

Sorry, instructions would require thousands of hours to create and would total at least a thousand pages. Besides, if you have the resources to build something this big, why not do something unique?

Structurally, the roof is paneled with light gray 8x16 baseplates. It is framed on the ends by 3 rows of 1 x n black bricks, and at the top and bottom by plates attached to the panels. the panels are fastened together under the seams with 2 x n plates. Every 32 studs along the length there is a 3-brick high truss made of 2 x 2 x 3 round supports and 2 x 4 x 3 tails capped with 2 x n plates. Mechanically, the roof rides on the top of the 5 transverse trusses on rollers. A pair of mini motors are embedded in the bottom of the roof. They wind a string whose far end is attached just past midway up the center transverse truss. As the string is wound, the panel is pulled up the truss. A polarity switch at the apex of the center transverse truss cuts current to the motors when one of the panels pushes the switch's lever.

sweet how did you make the roof and if you can please post the dirctions

FINALLY! More pics of your amazing stadium!

The stadium will make an appearance at Lawrence North High School (located just north west of Indianapolis, Indiana) on August 1, 2009 during the FIRST Indiana Robotics Invitational. Eighty robotics teams(!) will be competing!

Great job! The stadium is incredibly accurate, and although everything is compact, it's so cool! Nice work, now lets just hope the Colts get farther this season!

holy cow man! that is truley amazing! second best creation ive ever seen! keep up the good work.

I have acctualy gone to the Stadium and toke the tour, this is a very very accuate model

Seeing this is person at Brickworld was very rewarding. This is truely a magnificent project.

I am not worthy...