[MOC]Stranger Things Season 1 - Will, Talk to me!

[KevFett2011]

My second Stranger Things vignette shows the living room of the Byers family. Will Byers is gone and Joyce, his mother, thinks that he talk to her with the lights, so she attached in the complete living room christmas lights that she can talk with Will. Joyce gets the idea to write letters on the white green wallpaper to understand what Will want to say her. Exactly this show my vignette: Joyce climbs on the white yellow couch and starts to paint the wall, she hold on the christmas lights.

Stranger Things Season 1 - Will, Talk to me! by KevFett2011, auf Flickr

It was fun to build the interior of  the living room and to catch one of my favourite scenes oft he show.

I changed my own „rules“ for my Stranger Things vignette series : I said that every chapter ( episode) will get his own vignette, but not every episode consists a vignette-worthy scene so I change that rule : I will build as much vignettes to one season that I want , but no fear, it will be enough vignettes :D

I hope you like my second build , of course I would be pleased to get feedback.

 

Greetings Kevin

[Digger of Bricks]

On 6/20/2019 at 6:27 AM, KevFett2011 said:

It was fun to build the interior of  the living room and to catch one of my favourite scenes oft he show.

Both the plate-built "wallpaper" and the sideways-constructed floor work really well in this vignette.  Maybe the only thing that seems a little screwy is that the bed looks oversized with Joyce standing atop it, but perhaps that's just due to the perspective of the shot. 

[KevFett2011]

On 7/14/2019 at 3:15 PM, Digger of Bricks said:

Both the plate-built "wallpaper" and the sideways-constructed floor work really well in this vignette.  Maybe the only thing that seems a little screwy is that the bed looks oversized with Joyce standing atop it, but perhaps that's just due to the perspective of the shot. 

Nice that you like the wallpaper and the Floor. You mean the Couch Joyce is Standing on the top, yes maybe it is the angle because in real the proportions fits to the minifigure.

 

Greetings Kevin