[MOC] In the Museum

[Adrian86]

This little MOC here is something like a premiere for me. [It is almost completely SNOT and] I could finally build in a light up feature.

EDIT: Sorry, I´ve misused the term. But the use of the light brick is still a premiere for me.

Background Story:

Indy shows a new Ph.D.-candidate a skeleton with a crystal skull in the museum. It´s obviously not one of those he has seen in Akator, but still interesting.

Thanks for looking!

Edited April 18, 2011 by Adrian86

[Oky]

"Almost completely SNOT"? The only SNOT I see are the tiles on the wall and the light brick.

But aside from the misuse of terminology, this is a very nice vig, and the light-up showcase is a neat feature. The only part that could be improved, I think, is the floor which looks a bit plain. Having a rug or some kind of pattern there would make it more interesting in my opinion.

I hope to see more vigs like this from you!

[Adrian86]

Sorry for the misuse of the term.

I can see what you mean with the plain floor, but I tried to stay close to the way most modern museums are decorated today. However I guess one or two more minifigures it would look a bit less plain. I´ll keep that in mind for the next build.

[XimenaPaulina]

I love the lighting of this mini museum vig. Nicely done Adrian!

[gogocar]

Very nice MOC (vig, I mean)

I like the lightning. Making a museum MOC is a good way to use parts from Egypt/archaeology themes.

Anyway, good job Adrian .

[Red Bricks]

Hehe, Great little design. Cabinet looks vintage with lighting in it!

[Zeya]

This is pretty cool. I like the use of the light brick to cast some dramatic lighting.

I had a similar idea of displaying printed tiles as artwork in a museum setting. I didn't yet think of putting helmets on display like you did! I bet you could also extend this and have some kingdom knights in battle or animals, just like you might see at an anthropology museum. You could have little MOCs inside a bigger MOC. I think you may have inspired me!

[Adrian86]

This is pretty cool. I like the use of the light brick to cast some dramatic lighting.

I had a similar idea of displaying printed tiles as artwork in a museum setting. I didn't yet think of putting helmets on display like you did! I bet you could also extend this and have some kingdom knights in battle or animals, just like you might see at an anthropology museum. You could have little MOCs inside a bigger MOC. I think you may have inspired me!

Thanks! In case you haven´t seen it I did another museum MOC in the Action Themes subforum

Meeting in the Museum