Xon67
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@NDLG80. You beat me to it! It looks great! I like that scale. I used some forced perspective to get the subtitle in there at the correct size. It's coming! Don't know if I'll build any models from it, but if it's as cleverly written as the first one, it should be enjoyable.
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This is the train bridge from Finn's basement. The one in Bricksburg is slightly different, with evenly spaced supports and a few additional details. (However, I couldn't find any good references for that version). So, here's the one from the physical set.
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What a great design! And the fact that it has a full interior takes it to another level entirely. Really cool. The rocket going up the center is a nice touch. You included a lot of details that are fun to explore.
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Lord Business' Think Tank
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@ionman99. I just saw these! (I haven't been watching this topic lately.) They look awesome! I always enjoy seeing physical builds of stuff I post here. Great job!
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@NDLG80. No worries! It's all good. @ionman99. I'm impressed by the parts you have on hand without having made an order yet. More! We wanna see more! :-)
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@ionman99. That looks awesome! I really like seeing these built out of physical bricks. I look forward to seeing more!
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@ionman99@ionman99n. You are more than welcome to post any pictures here. It would be great to see them.
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@ionman99. Glad to help! I'm pleasantly surprised at the attention WyldStyle's wagon has received, especially since it's been more than for years since the movie came out. Here ya go!
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@NDLG80. Thanks! It ended up being a lot bigger than I was expecting. I've been trying to decide if I have enough reference for the inside. I'd like to give it a try. LDD doesn't have the Fabuland heads to put up on the walls (too bad!). Maybe in time.... For now, here's another view of the front of the saloon.
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The saloon This was a tricky one. I worked on this over the course of several months. It has a very irregular shape. The video game version is very different than the screen version, so it wasn't much help in filling in any hard to see areas. I'll post another view of this and then I think I'm finished with recreating the buildings of Flatbush Gulch.
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Here's more of downtown plus the Kragle antidote.
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Rock Ridge, Rock Ridge, splendid! What a great project--and very well done!
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@lostdriveway Thanks so much! The pig barn posted above is actually three of these smaller barns placed in a row. Both the larger and smaller versions of this barn are seen on screen.
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@Wesley D Does this help? I don't think this would be an officially approved technique, but it's the closest I could get to what I saw on the screen. Let me know if you have any other questions.
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@NDLG80. Thanks! It's 32 x 32. Whatever you end up with, it would be great to see!
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@gotoAndLego. Interesting thoughts. Thanks for sharing. Here's a thought: Is it possible, while attempting to be politically correct, to offend people through what is omitted? I've added buildings to the downtown plaza I originally used in my Christmas raffle entry. I'd like to show more in the image, but this pushes the boundaries of what LDD will do on my machine.
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Here's the other side.
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[MOC] Vignette: the Griffin monument
Xon67 replied to GiantAmbushBeetle's topic in LEGO Historic Themes
You may feel your brick supply is limited, but it doesn't look that way at all. Very nice vignette! -
I've just about wrapped up my posts in the Old West topic. There aren't nearly as many good references of Flatbush Gulch as there are of Bricksburg, so there aren't as many models for me to build there. For now, I made a quick detour back to Octan. Here's Lord Business' flying cube from Finn's basement.
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The pig barn.
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The local store.
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Here's a covered wagon.
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@NDLG80 The submarine has been on my "to do" list for quite a while. If I can wrap up a couple other models I'm working on, I may just get to it! For now, here's the church from the center of town.
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The gang surprises Bad Cop with a Christmas tree made out of chairs and decorated with police paraphernalia in downtown Bricksburg. As always, thanks, CopMike for all of your work putting this together every year!