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Maybe do you remember 1 month ago 2 mocs called "Paris 1930" part 1 and part 2 on the forum

There was rumors about a third mocer. It has been confirmed ! :)

Look at each parts :

Part 1 by 74Louloute

Part 2 by Lego-Maniac

Part 3 by Capt'n Spaulding

Now it's time to present The Whole Diorama of PARIS 1930 especially done for Fanabrique Convention!

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Center Moc and original idea by 74Louloute

Left Moc by LegoManiac

Right Moc by Capt'n Spaulding

Hope you'll enjoy !

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I just saw them all together over at the Brothers Brick, and I have to say that as great as they each are on their own, they're truly fantastic when put together. The incredible details, the lovely colours, the variation between buildings, the selection of minifigs... this is a stunning MOC (although it should probably be an OOC, as there are three of you...).

I don my hat to you!

Posted

thanks all for your feedback !

We are very pleased you've enjoyed !

Comments on the net really boost us and be sure we'll not stop there.

This first collaboration was a very cool experience and we've already

talking about another one.

Posted (edited)

Great Diorama! crowded street and nice buildings!

by the way i can see that the street is brick-built. err...are the buildings connected? if so, how? i am just curious with the interesting technique that i think you guys are using.

Edited by streifen
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by the way i can see that the street is brick-built. err...are the buildings connected? if so, how? i am just curious with the interesting technique that i think you guys are using.

Hope this pic could answer to your question ;)

building are represented by the red brick !

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