MOC: Waiting for Holidays

[lego-maniac]

Hi

As you've seen, the french contest LEGO13 (L13) is very interressant (see Anna's MOC)

So it's my turn now ;)

And here is the "HOW TO"

Not easy to do because I finally saw the moc evolve through my eyes

and not through my camera!

In addition to this one a super wide angle and you could not see at all the same!

But stil hard to give feeling of perspective.

All comments are welcome !

[BlueBard]

Wonderful job, lego-maniac! It's really impressive how you've perfectly managed the perspective, BRAVO!

[jaredchan]

I agree with BlueBard, this is a really interesting way to create perspective and layer, great job!

[Commodore Hornbricker]

This is an extremely fun MOC that definitely put a smile on my face. The bikini top is really great! Lots of neat details and ideas.

[lightningtiger]

Excellent 'Lego-maniac' - it's like 3D - the surfer on the board is funny, the shark is thinking lunch !

Beautiful beach scene and I like your wave design too.

I'm a conformist! !

[LuxorV]

Very interesting composition, lego-maniac!

This is probably the largest theatre-like MOC I've ever seen, and you made a wonderful job in building it.

[lego-maniac]

Thanks for your comments guys !

LuxorV : I've seen a very biger Theatre-like HERE.

this one is motorized and so incredible ! !!

But mine is not inspired from. At the beginning, I've tried to made a postcard ! :)

But I'm very prood of my palm and my pirate ship

Commodor : it was the aim ! I would like people have a smile seeing this moc !:)

just look at Mamela Anderson

[Darth Yogi]

wow that looks great and ive never seen this technique in lego

good job

[Tom Bricks]

I like it but i think there are so many colors in the waves that it takes away from the depth that they have. Otherwise a very good job though.

[lego-maniac]

Yes, you're right for the colors. Too much white slops at the top of the waves.

Sorry, not enough blue/dark blue slopes in my boxes. :/

I think that for further moc, I'll try to contrast each panels

I'll start with light colors to dark colors with only 1 color per panel

thanks for the comment ;)