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#1 KeepLeft

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Posted 15 December 2011 - 12:45 AM

Having built the Pharoah's Quest pyramid set I then turned to carting the pieces off to my museum for my city. The photos are of the museum with the set re-built to create a tomb feeling. The only bricks I had enough of to build the walls were red and not to my liking. I hope to get the Atlantis set to create a more fitting facade and replace the red with either white or tan.

An overview of the whole building with the tomb on the left and half-track on the right.
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When coming into the museum you will see the half-track on the left in a desert setting.
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Before going into the tomb a few artefacts are displayed, the tomb entrance guarded by two warriors. Entrance and interior of the tomb.

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The mummy displayed behind glass.

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The whole museum is quite big at 46 studs wide so I plan to build a smaller museum without the halftrack being displayed inside but on stand outside the museum but I will retain the interior layout almost as it is.

Edited by KeepLeft, 15 December 2011 - 12:48 AM.

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#2 Brickviller

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Posted 17 December 2011 - 10:58 AM

Ok, I don't know why anyone has commented yet, so I'll do it. The Musuem (interior) is great and captures the feeling of both the ancient egypt and the general layout of a room in a museum very good. It inspires me to make something like this too. Only lacking the money and room to do so :hmpf_bad: The exterior might need some work, altough I doubt that was your main point of this moc :classic:

#3 lightningtiger

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Posted 17 December 2011 - 11:16 AM

Like wise, I don't know why no has commented either 'Brickviller', 'KeepLeft' you have designed an excellent interior of a museum.
Please post the updated one soon.
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Posted 18 December 2011 - 03:34 PM

Nice! Cool job! I would take away the car, as it kind of takes away the "Ancient Egypt" of it, and makes it more modern.

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Posted 18 December 2011 - 05:34 PM

Nice little museum there. I think a slight change in colourscheme around the area with the half-track, or add a display surround that would present it as a display of the brave adventurer who discovered the wonders you are about to see. Maybe space out the room a little more. Then again space and parts are at a premium, so efforts thus far are pretty good  :thumbup:

Reminds me of my visit to a museum in Bristol, I had gone shopping but had lost my bearings, I popped into the museum as they often have tourist maps of the city and lo and behold there was a display of Egyptian Relics to my left and a massive old fashioned plane hanging from the ceiling dead ahead!

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#6 Vindice

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Posted 29 December 2011 - 12:54 AM

This is really nice, the only thing I would say is that I'd actually like to see it a little bigger with a bit more space between relics.

You could do a nice moc of the British museum or there again maybe the museum in cairo is what you're going more for here.
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Posted 30 December 2011 - 08:52 AM

Very nice egyptian museum!
I especially like the mummy behind the glass.  :thumbup:
The stele is a great touch!  :blush:
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#8 KeepLeft

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Posted 30 December 2011 - 11:32 PM

Thanks for your comments which have been helpful. Alas my museum is no more as I needed the parts for my city. I still though plan to have a museum in it I will just have the Egyptian artefacts and maybe less in it as it did seem a bit crowded. (Thats the only drawback to living in a Lego city as you can wake up to find your much loved museum is now part of a beach, church and other construction.)
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