[MOC] Micropolis – Old Town

[STHLM]

Completed a year ago.

[MOC] Micropolis Old Town by Nybohov Creation Ltd., on Flickr

Old Town by Nybohov Creation Ltd., on Flickr

Old Town by Nybohov Creation Ltd., on Flickr

 

Edited December 21, 2016 by STHLM
Added tag.

[Maxim I]

This looks great

[STHLM]

5 hours ago, Maxim I said:

This looks great

Thanks!

I really like the Micropolis standard.

[Maxim I]

14 hours ago, STHLM said:

Thanks!

I really like the Micropolis standard.

I have not that much experience with these standards, but to be honest, your build here is very inspirational and makes me consider doing something similar in the future

[STHLM]

On 2016-12-21 at 9:24 AM, Maxim I said:

I have not that much experience with these standards, but to be honest, your build here is very inspirational and makes me consider doing something similar in the future

Just give it a try!

At first, I didn't think that Micropolis was anything for me, but after trying, I'm totally hooked.

[Andy D]

This is really great! I like the Micropolis Standard, I have not yet built anything, but I plan to someday.

BTW: is this one a 32x32?

Andy D

[Captain Green Hair]

I love the use of diamonds for lamp posts! Indeed this scale has the possibility to build a huge city without having the need for an equal huge space. I look forward to your expansions!

[STHLM]

On 2016-12-25 at 0:19 AM, Andy D said:

This is really great! I like the Micropolis Standard, I have not yet built anything, but I plan to someday.

BTW: is this one a 32x32?

Andy D

Thank you!

It's 3 x 3 modules, so 48 x 48 studs.

When you start buildning, begin with something small and learn the scale first.

On 2016-12-25 at 0:36 AM, Captain Green Hair said:

I love the use of diamonds for lamp posts! Indeed this scale has the possibility to build a huge city without having the need for an equal huge space. I look forward to your expansions!

Thanks! I'm not sure the diamonds is an original idea of mine. I borrow a lot from others.

It's correct that you don't need a lot of space, but it's quite plate intensive.