One enters the building through the nicely appointed lobby.
A red leather sofa allows guests to wait for residents in comfort.
A telephone and mailbox (hidden) are available for basic needs, and a camera keeps watch to prevent any wrong-doings.
Immediately off the lobby, also on the first floor, is the bowling alley. Wealthy residents desiring a little game of bowling need never demote themselves to the shame of being seen in a public bowling alley.
Any blue-collar plebeians sneaking in for a little game are forced to leave by the security guard posing as a janitor (behind the phone booth - better seen in the picture above). His "broom" is actually a well-disguised shot gun.
The second floor houses the first appartment.
This one belongs to James Plastico, wealthy inventor of LEGO's Bionicle toys.
James is a bit of a playboy with lots of money and lots of time.
His private chef cooks meals so James need not worry about such trivialities.
This is James' lavish bedroom and bath. Note the huge tub that James affectionately calls the "Tub-o-Love."
James has many young female guests up to try out his infamous tub. Some have commented about the series of scratch marks on the side of the tub. James always acts surprised and promises to get the butler to clean it up. In fact, these "scratches" are James' secret "score card" of past romantic "accomplishments."
What does James have planned for today? Look below to find out.
Here, we see another shot of the rooftop pool. These women are actually waiting for Mr. James Plastico.
Mr. Plastico frequently throws such rooftop parties in hopes of bringing in more "companions."
Because of Mr. Plastico's wealth and playboy reputation, women seemed to be drawn to him irresistably.
On the third floor, one finds the next luxury appartment.
This one belongs to famed railroad baron Peter T Brick. Mr. Brick organized the BrickTopia railroad lines, buying up all the cheap land around them. When the suburb of Euphoria was developed, the prices for this land went through the roof and Peter made a killing.
As one can see, Peter is an avid Star Wars fan with numerous life-size figures in his house. Also, Peter enjoys playing video games. At the moment, he is playing his favorite game "LEGO Railroad Tycoon."
In the next room is Mr. Brick's wife. She's not so happy.
First of all, she doesn't exactly enjoy sleeping in a bedroom surrounded by Boba Fet, C3-P0 and other Star Wars figures.
Secondly, her husband spends far too long playing those darned video games rather than spending time with her.
Money doesn't always bring hapiness.
