Muriel

Hello everyone, first thing I have to say is that I didn't know where to post this MOC so I've posted it here. The motivation in this MOC is that I have learned how to make tiled walls as well as play with plates to also make them differently but I was missing some tiles in dark red 1x1 to post it. Also playing a bit more with Thor's hammers to make cobblestones as I used this technique in a previous MOC and as I put them in a tidy way I didn't like the result, I couldn't think how to mess them up more back then... This time I am more pleased with the aesthetics as they look a bit messy and that was the intention. Without further ado, V (for Vendetta) saves Eve: 1 by Rafael Muriel, on Flickr If you click on the image you can see some more images on Flickr.com. I hope you like it

Wow, excellent design, outdoor and indoor!! Great work!

No doubt, this is one of my favorite dioramas forever, incredible work here!!!

This creation is absolutely incredible! Fantastic work here!!!

Fantastic, no words!

Marvellous! I like everything, but the detail of the water with the horns... mmm :)

This is brilliant! I gather that the chest opens at the bottom hinges. Excellent work!

Hi everyone, this is my first diorama medieval and my second post here on eurobricks. I had a lot of fun building it. The bridge and the planks of the house have given me a lot of work but I like the result. Greetings to all! 12 by Rafael Muriel, en Flickr

Thank you all. The technique behind the bridge is so simple. I use the part number x127c11 (in bricklink database) inside of the structure. Give me flexibility and looks great :)

A little moc, we can see a marriage proposal perhaps in the Victorian era. Superfun! The pretender. by Rafael Muriel, en Flickr Greetings,

Many thanks for your kind answers. Unfortunately, I took the idea of the floor from an excellent builder and adapted it to my construction, it is not an original idea of mine. The book i don't remember the set now, but in bricklink appear with the reference 33009 in many colors.

Thank you!

Hi everyone, i am Muriel, an AFOL from Spain. I am a member of Hispabrick magazine and Hispalug too. I love everything related with LEGO. My main themes are Star Wars, Steampunk and Cyberpunk but honestly all themes are interesting for me because what the community does is simply amazing and enriching :). I hope learn so much in eurobricks.com and have so much fun too!!! I gladly accept corrections of my English! :D

A planet full of species from all over the universe, watched over by a system (big brother) called Defender, an extensive network of bots scattered everywhere. Brickonium synthesizes a toxic green lava product of the planet's own core and whose value lies in being a great space fuel, hence the attraction of the universe towards it. Crime, bounty hunters and resistance are present at all times. With this idea in mind I wanted to make this diorama using 16x32 MILS modules which is based on a future world, an aesthetic mix between Matt Groening's Futurama and other cyberpunk/dystopian worlds. My intention has been to capture this idea a little bit as well as to learn some simple wall techniques and let my imagination run wild, of course I have had tons of fun!!! I hope you like it. Front by Rafael Muriel, en Flickr Back by Rafael Muriel, en Flickr The rest of the photos are on Flickr. I hope you enjoy it for a while. For me it has been hours of a lot of fun!

No words... this is absolutely awesome!

This is a proof :)

Wow, is so clear!!! :)

Oh my god!!! You are right! In the first search I get this result and it is exactly what I imagined. https://alienencyclopedia.fandom.com/wiki/Brickonium It is pure coincidence, I see that the name is not original at all and that it already existed!!!! :O I will have to change the name!!!!! XDDDD Thanks for your kind words and for the note!!!!