Norton74
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Thank you very much for your kind words buddy, very appreciated 🙏 I wish you a merry Christmas and a happy New year 🎅🎄🎉 Thanks a bunch buddy 🙏 glad you like this snowy Santa's Cottage☺️ Buone feste e buon Natale 🎄🎅🎉
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@Zepher Thank you very much! Glad you like it :) About the porch, this is the piece: Minifigure, Utensil Tool Sledgehammer (Mjolnir, Hammer) Have a nice day!
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Thank you very much @Mace WinduWindu I'm glad you like the different kind of snow😊 Have a nice day buddy 🎅🎄😊
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you're welcome! My pleasure :)
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thank you very much @Marooned Marin :)
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Thank you very much 🙏 They are exactly 2.500 trans light blu plates round😊
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Thanks buddy Thank you very much @_TLG_ :)
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Thank you very much @The Stud, I'm very happy you appreciate all the details and techniques. About your question that piece is "Scala and Belville Flowerpot", I've used it in some of my past creations like my Winter Garden. BL part No. 33008 Thanks again!
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Thanks @Maple about the A-Frame, we have to keep our fingers crossed... ;) ah ah...yes, he looks fine with the cape Thank you very much for your kind words!
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Thank you very much @Poncke There are 2.500 trans light-blue brick rounds in the sea. Thank you very much @_TLG_
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Ah ah... GRAZIE! 😊🙏👍
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Thank you very much! This one below is a typical south-east italian cost Trabucco...
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@Exe Sandbox Thank you very much buddy! You're welcome! The ladder is made with a light bluish gray hose 3mm + bas 3L + black rubber. I used this technique in my Stilt Houses Thank you!
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Thanks @The Neighborhood Merchant Wow! Thank you very much
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Thanks @Jack Sassy 🙏👍😊
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Thank you very much @Agent Kallus! And thanks for your suggestion but I can't move the post :( Can you suggest me someone who ask for about that? Maybe can @kabel help me moving the post on his sub-forum? I posted many of my previopus MOCs on his sub-forum. Thanks!
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"Sweet Tooth" Cabin I recently saw the Netflix series Sweet Tooth and, while I'm not much into TV series, the first episode gave me a brilliant idea to build a new cabin in the woods. And so here is the house of Gus, the half-deer "hybrid" child main character of the series, and of Pubba, his alleged father. There are a lot of details and "part usage" that I have used in my previous builds and I enjoyed putting them all into this diorama. Gus has the head of the faun from CMF series 15. From behind you can see the ears and a hint of horns, just like when Gus was growing up. The diorama consists of 5 small shacks that can be joined together and create the shelter of Gus and Pubba. In the background there are a series of trees of different colors and with different shapes. The whole build is placed on a base made mainly of dark tan wedge plates. On the right a deer shyly appears, Gus thinks it's his mother, if you've seen the series you know what I'm talking about. Hope you like it!
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Thank you very much @Slegengr, I'm very happy you can appreciate all the little details. About the fur is the "bearskin rug" from Duplo. I love that piece and I used also in my past builds such as the Stilt House. I agree about the broken reddish-brown pieces, they look perfect as wood chips.
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[MOC] Magda's Garden Shed (or the Shed with the Tree)
Norton74 posted a topic in LEGO Historic Themes
Magda's Garden Shed Every time I visit a garden shop I am fascinated by the mixture of colors and shapes of the plants that you can find there. I really like that atmosphere especially in the old rustic shacks. I tried to recreate that kind of location by building a barn-shaped shed surrounded by flowers and plants. The inspiration came from a drawing by a Japanese dioramist that I really appreciate. The large tree that sprout up from the roof catches the eye and it's the leading element of the entire scene. The Garden Shed is the kingdom of Mrs. Magda (can you spot her?), a friendly Spanish lady who has retired to the countryside with her funny cat. She spends her spare time taking care of the multitude of lush plants and flowers. The diorama is full of details and strange pieces, have fun finding them. Hope you like it! -
[MOC] Magda's Garden Shed (or the Shed with the Tree)
Norton74 replied to Norton74's topic in LEGO Historic Themes
Thank you very much @Hunter003🙏👍😊 Thanks @brimbolet🙏 GWP? 🤔 Thanks @TheBeeze 🙏👍☺️ Thank you @Zepher👍 Thank you very much my friend @LEGO Train 12 Volts🙏👍😊 so glad you like my works😊 Thank you very much @Zhokker👍🙏😊 -
[MOC] Magda's Garden Shed (or the Shed with the Tree)
Norton74 replied to Norton74's topic in LEGO Historic Themes
You're very welcome 👍😊👌 Thanks for stopping by! Thank you very much! Ah ah... Thank you very much @JaBaCaDaBra Thanks for your remarks, very appreciated. I'm sorry but there is no interior😔 Thank you very much 🙏 Thank you very much for your kind words 🙏 -
[MOC] Magda's Garden Shed (or the Shed with the Tree)
Norton74 replied to Norton74's topic in LEGO Historic Themes
That's exactly what I would like to instill, the Miyazaki atmosphere! So glad you spotted that influence Thanks for stopping by! -
[MOC] Magda's Garden Shed (or the Shed with the Tree)
Norton74 replied to Norton74's topic in LEGO Historic Themes
Thank you very much @jtooker Glad you spotted the behind the scenes on my website Thanks a bunch @caiman0637 Thank you very much @Niku -
"Into the Wild" Snowy Magic Bus A few months ago I built the most iconic scene from the movie “Into the Wild”, directed by Sean Penn in 2007, with the Magic Bus standing in plain sight in the wild Alaskan woods. It was early spring. With the cold season coming it was taken for granted I'd be tempted to build the snow capped Bus as it appears in some scenes of the movie. The sand green/white Bus stands on a big snowy base now built with many weird parts to create the snow-covered foliage effect. White pines are placed behind it. Chris McCandless's story is well known and sadly it didn't end well. And the Bus itself, seen as a danger, has been recently airlifted from the Alaskan wild to a secure site after two hikers have died and at least 15 have had to be rescued while trying to reach the bus in the remote Alaskan wilderness. Abandoned on the Stampede Trail near Denali National Park, the bus had become a pilgrimage site. It was revered by travelers around the world who had read the book or seen the movie. But it had also become a hazard, luring hikers into forbidding territory. Here my first version of the Into the Wild diorama with more info about the story of Chris. Few photos: Hope you like it :) Thanks for stopping by!
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Thank you! Take a look at the fall version: