GeoBrick
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Here's hoping the rumor turns out to be real. With a €350 pricepoint I expect it to be of a similar quality of the Ninjago city sets.
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That's a beautiful desert scene you have there, Sir. I'm definitely a fan of the dark green scrub/tree.
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The ogre really needs to up his appetite. He's already out of 'storage' for his provisions.
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Good to see that the MOC didn't bog you down. ;)
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Coaster Noordborg
GeoBrick replied to Jebbo's topic in LEGO Technic, Mindstorms, Model Team and Scale Modeling
Tremendeously detailed. And interesting use of a lot of minifig parts or accessoires. -
Thanks for the reassurance!
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Vidiyo or not, the scene is for sure bellisimo!
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'kay, now you need to make some Highlanders as well. Just to fit in with the picture.
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Nice build. Not too greebly, but definitely not lacking details.
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If by the Viking set you mean the Marvel goatship design, I'll pass on that. Weren't there rumours of a 3in1 viking ship? Or did that turn out to be this goatship?
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Congrats on making it in. One thing which could the Lego designer improve upon would be the option of a back wall, so the cabin would be completely covered. Just my opinion. Now the wait is for a year or two to make it to the shelfs.
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A "gorge"ous setting, evencelt.
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Wow. A well-done diarama. If I counted correctly, 5x8 standard baseplates? Commissioned you say? Any idea if this built will be on display on a museum or visitor center in the area?
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Fantastic build! The eerie orange-brown slopework, the black beams/ornaments surrounding the walls of the roofed parts of the castle, the paths' tilework, the shape of the windows itself, and those creeping plants! The last must be my favorite!
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Can't decide if it is the Royal Stand or the tents I like most. In any case, a button was pushed at the Lego Ideas site. ;)
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A very beautiful and lively scene, sarophas. Cluttered, but in a positive way. The eye always finds some new detail to focus on.
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[MOC] La Volonté - my new ship, finally on active duty
GeoBrick replied to Dreamweb's topic in Pirate MOCs
Nice ship. I like the lines on the stem of the ship. Those big pieces there are really well integrated. And the square 'box' at the stern above the rudder goes well too, especially with how the shape of the hull welds into the cabin part. Was this bychance a feature of ships plying the Baltic Sea? -
So many details that the passing viewer couldn't see there in Antwerp. Thanks for sharing those inside pictures!
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Beautiful little build there, the inventor. I'm most fond of the upper floor and roof for the colors. In comparison, the ground floor's bluish gray walls look perhaps too monotone? Might compare better if there was some dark bluish gray pieces here and there? The greebling on the ground floor walls make partly up for it though. And the sideways windows on both the entrance and side walls' window fit in well. I'm curious as in what set Elena's torso can be found? I can't remember ever seeing it before...
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An impressive sight to be sure. And that's a nice technique to keep the bowlines on the galleon in check (the black flextubes).
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Small wonder the beard got gray then. @The Legged One; now we just need an entertainment park around the hull.
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Nice build. There's only one thing missing: rats
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Aye, its been the Davy Jones' Locker of many a pirate...
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Heh. Bricklink as the pegleg of the LEGO Group.
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My word... A very intricate build, Aurore. The setting matches the style perfectly, up to details like the banners, furniture, and the wall etches. Even the inevitable gaps in the floor when using those tiled shields blend in harmoniously, creating a good contrast with the colored tiles.