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There’s a technic skeleton underneath that reinforces it. I stress tested with a 16x32 modular sitting on top and it passed, so the quinjet is no big deal.

https://flic.kr/p/2eGaDZq https://flic.kr/p/TKDkuQ https://flic.kr/p/2eGaDQs https://flic.kr/p/2euYoJp So I set about to create a modular city friendly Avengers tower, something that would support a quinjet and not look super tall and out of place. It accomodates removable floors (which were added after the pictures were taken) and has pretty easy access to get inside the thing. EDIT:not sure why the pictures aren't embedding.

Ideally some poseability, but nothing more than a few degrees front and back.

Minifig ideally, but i realize that larger would get me more detail. I was figuring Elephants or Giraffes, mainly large animals.

Looking at making a few animal MOCs for a zoo setup (including cats and dinosaurs). What's a good starting point for skeletal structure and hip joints. I've been looking for some techniques but haven't found any (or looked far into Flickr enough). Thanks!

Gorgeous! The only thing i would say is the front looks a little bare. Lettering is on point though! Maybe a little veranda or light beside the door. Or maybe even an ordering window ala food truck.

Thanks for the suggestions, going to go take a peek in the technic forum now! Leaning towards white right now too.

I'm fortunate enough to have purchased a house which will have a dedicated lego/game room and am in need of help designing it! This post will track my progress through remodeling and construction. Pictures of the room in its current state will be incoming! First of, what color seems to complement a lego room? The furniture will be (hopefully) white.