Oklahoma City contest participants built replicas with Legos
The 170 people in the grand ballroom of the Skirvin Hotel on Saturday weren’t surprised to learn they had five hours to re-create four of Oklahoma City ’s most recognizable buildings. They just didn’t know how all the pieces would fit together.
"We didn’t get any of the good pieces. The good pieces went first,” said Greg Ripf , who was working with his brother, Brad Ripf , as the...
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