[T10 - M] - Grafitti Alley

[SevenSevenSeven]

*Your entry has earned 18 XP + 2 bonus for a total of 20 XP (S:5, T:6, A:7) 

In Hutt Space is the industrial and graffiti - covered planet of Charenia, where mechanics work, engineers plan, and local street artists (as they call themselves) dwell. The planet is considered a sister planet of Corellia, being similarly named and having many of the same features.

An escaped Imperial officer by the name of Crawl Clyde is attempting to escape from rebel troops who are attempting to bring him back into custody.

The planet of Charenia is made up, by the way

[Max_Lego]

The combination of Lego parts is splendid. Your building techniques are awesome. I appreciate your work! 

[Sentinel_Brix]

Wow, looks great indeed 

Very delicate brickwork with all these small plates making up the walls and floor 

What I like here (but also on other players mocs in general) is that your style is kinda unique and recognizable. This one reminds me of your M4-24 Coruscant build. That was also a great one 

12 hours ago, MandoLando said:

The planet of Charenia is made up, by the way

Very nice 

[MKJoshA]

Most of your pictures aren't coming through. Could you try re-attaching them? This sometimes happens to me on Bricksafe if I upload photos with the same file name as my old ones. I try to always rename my files before uploading.

[Yperio_Bricks]

Now all pictures are gone @MandoLando

[Yperio_Bricks]

The pictures show again!

Very nice texturing on the walls! I also like the splashes of color and grafitti. The pose of the stormtrooper that got hit looks great. And the Mandalorian is observing the scene

The water that breaks through the black base also looks great! Maybe the green plate below the water could have been blue, but that is a minor nitpick.

Great job all around!

[n1majneb]

Nicely executed, love the pops of colour

[Jody Meyer]

The pops of colour and posing are great, lots of great floor and wall techniques.

[MKJoshA]

Thanks for re-attaching the pictures. This MOC is amazing! Fantastic texture using 1x2 tiles, jumper plates, and rail plates. Your stair railing is a new technique I've never seen before. It's excellent. And your little pops of color make it easy for the eye to focus on key parts of the build.