wooootles
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Thanks EB gang! Here's interior shots of the lobby/front desk and the second floor lounge. [/url] Enjoy! Let me know what you guys think, any ideas, etc. Thanks!
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Thanks for the comments guys! I have more pics coming soon so please keep tabs on my flickr and instagram for interior shots!
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Hey all, here's the 4th skyscraper in the Wasabi District - The Vybe Hotel. With 10 stories tall, 6000+ pieces, this is a 3/4-star hotel aimed at and caters to the younger demographic. Follow @wooootles on Instagram to see the WIP pics, and browse my Flickr page for more finished pics! Let me know what you guys think!
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Aww but I like this type of architecture! Thanks for the comments guys. Been a bit busy, but here's some updates on the interior shots... and the most detailed roof I've ever done. Will do the apartments after this. Check my Flickr and Instagram @wooootles for more updates!
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Thanks for the compliments! I will follow up with the interior pics, hopefully soon!
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The Magnolias on 10th --- The newest luxury development at Wasabi District! Some facts: -Over 10,000 pieces (I stopped counting at 10k) -6 32x32 baseplates -12 modules, including roofs. 9 out of 12 modules fully detailed (interior) -3 Stores: Five Guys, Godiva, 7-Eleven -The most difficult Wasabi District project ever! Check out the rest of my Flickr account for more pics! and follow @wooootles on Instagram to find some WIP/under construction pics! Thanks for checking it out!
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Funny and interesting read! But no love for the 4429? It's not exactly a full hospital but it's like a precursor and a nice complement (literally and architecture-wise) to the 60204!
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Thanks! And as for your question - naah. Just a few floors, at most.
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Thanks! I do feel rooftop details are easy to ignore sometimes. Anyway, here's some interior images of the office. The office has a receptionist's desk, 3 office desks and a manager's office, as well as a storage room.
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Thanks again fellas, here's an update: The rooftop. I tried to make it one of the most detailed rooftop/HVAC/mechanical layouts ever to be MOC'd The mechanical details are surely a step up from my previous attempts Again, let me know what you guys think!
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Thanks guys! Always appreciate the nice words. As I said, check my flickr for more images, and Instagram for WIP pics. Also I will update this thread once I post the interior. Should be posted in a few days (finishing interior touches lol!) The District is up to 3 (all over 10+ storeys tall)... More coming? I was literally done with the majority of the exterior in about 2 weeks, the rest of the time is the finer details and the interior. Truthfully the exterior is a very simple design, which is how I was probably able to do this quickly.
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Hey guys, Here's the third skyscraper in Wasabi District: Corporate Plaza! At just over 3 feet tall and over 5000 pieces, this 10-storey building is the first office skyscraper in Wasabi District! Yes, it's smaller than my previous buildings, but I finished it in 3 months, a record time for me finishing anything larger than a car! Granted, it's also a pretty basic design, one expected of modern, run-of-the-mill office skyscrapers. Interior shots should be coming up soon. Please, let me know what you guys think! In the meantime, you know what to do if you want to see more pics, check My flickr account for more shots. Check my Instagram account for more WIP pics of the skyscraper, as well as the general WIP status of Wasabi District. Thanks for looking!
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How to Design a Modular or a Non-Modular Building?
wooootles replied to LegoModularFan's topic in LEGO Town
Thanks for the shoutout! Inspiration - Real-life, American/modern buildings. Think Chicago, Seattle, New York. Sometimes, even doing a Google Streetview of some random busy intersection in a big city and seeing how everything's laid out. Design - LDD, though I'm slowly switching to Stud.io (just because when buying BL parts the categories and labeling of parts and colors is much more familiar than the official LEGO names). UsualIy pretty much design up to 60%, up to the facade in most cases, just to see how it looks like, and do the rest with bricks. This way I can preview my MOC, but at the same time, I don't commit to all the finer details that may actually not look as good in real life. Building the MOC - I always keep a healthy inventory of brick and plates of white, light/dark bluish grey, black, and tan. Since my last 3 MOC buildings are skyscrapers I actually start the middle first (the repetitive floors) as they're the biggest part and what you will see for the most part. Then I do the base floors and top floors (if it changes). I just do interiors with whatever I have at the moment and finish it off with another BL order. -
Hey guys, you should check his Instagram handle as well. He's got some good stuff on there. And this MOC is also great, of course.
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^Thanks! Here are sample shots of a 1 bedroom / 1 bath unit. I tried to keep it minimalistic and clean.