MOC: Stockholm City Hall - Micro Scale

[Etzel]

The attender to the EB Event in Billund last week was supposed to bring a small MOC (vignette min 8x8, max 10x10) that would be used in a contest. The MOC should show your country in some way and the contest was to name which country which MOC represented and who had built it. There was also a voting for the best MOC. This is what I built, the City Hall of Stockholm, a quite famous landmark in the city but maybe it was a little hard for the non-scandinavians to guess. Anyhow, I thought I should share my attempt on micro-scale building with the rest of the forum, I don't usually build in this scale but it was very fun. Here is a link to a reference picture. The epaulette is supposed to reassemble the three crowns on top of the building, the national emblem of Sweden.

Thanks for watching!

[Minifig Lecturer]

Very nice. The light green for the copper roofing is perfect. I like how you did the windows and dividing columns.

Edited April 29, 2010 by Calvin

[RoryoCox]

Looks very good. You have included alot of details in a very small MOC.

Well Done

[CopMike]

I loved it last week and I still love it ! Well proportioned and great resemblance !

Now make it into the Architecture line!

[Commodore Hornbricker]

That is a very nice micro building. I like the windows/columns on the back side. Very cool

[Ferdik]

Top Notch!

You should add a photo of the real one too

[lightningtiger]

Very nice and cute structure - great use of that odd green to show aging copper - excellent work PrEtzel and I'm a conformist! !