[MOC] Technopil City

[DwalinF]

Once I have visit city Ternopil (Ukraine), and saw there a nice church. Since that I wanted to recreate it in bricks. 

It is not exactly that church (and not in Ternopil), but also not bad, as for me. For the second tower I just haven't parts. Also I haven't parts for square in front, so I made just stands for small scenes of citylife and unite all in one with pipes. So free your imagination ;-)

Edited April 4, 2020 by DwalinF

[GeoBrick]

Handcuffs have never seen a better use.
And an original use of that planet sphere.

[peedeejay]

Pretty cool design! 

[Mylenium]

On 4/2/2020 at 8:00 PM, DwalinF said:

For the second tower I just haven't parts. Also I haven't parts for square in front,

It looks lovely the way it is. It may not pass as the real St. Elias, but it would be a wonderful addition to any Steampunk-ish city. :-)

Mylenium

[Vliebricker]

Wow, DwalinF, very nicely done! Love the details you've used!

[Jerry McGlade]

Really good job!

[DwalinF]

@GeoBrick, @Jerry McGlade, @Vliebricker, @Mylenium, @peedeejay Thank you, guys!

[Svendp]

This is so nice. I love steampunk mocs. Where is the robot fig from? (that bronze one)

[DwalinF]

2 hours ago, Svendp said:

This is so nice. I love steampunk mocs. Where is the robot fig from? (that bronze one)

It is from 70594: The Lighthouse Siege

[Svendp]

23 hours ago, DwalinF said:

It is from 70594: The Lighthouse Siege

Thanks, much appreciated

[LegoModularFan]

Impressive stuff! I just love the way you’ve used those macaroni tubes, the top notch sand green-white-LBG color scheme, the hemisphere piece and the handcuffs!  Great touches with the clock, the two statues on the façade and the news stand as well! Keep up the great work! 

Edited April 10, 2020 by LegoModularFan

[Capparezza]

Nice Steampunk flair and a wonderful idea to build several separate spots connected by underground tubing. Very creative!

Cheers, Chris

[fletcher4sp]

Love how you used iron zane for a steampunk theme.