fillishave
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I have, for serveral reasons, been taking an extended leave of absence ? from the Lego hobby for a while. I’ll surely be back when life is a bit more normal again I believe I still have the LDD-file for the build if that helps? There were never any proper instructions for it but please let me know and I’d be more than happy to send the file to you (just have to locate it first!)
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Thanks! Yeah it would of course benefit from a bigger drive in area but I wanted to keep it in a 32x32 baseplate and figured if someone wanted to make it bigger it would probably be one of the easiest mocs of all time to achieve :-) Again thanks for the kind comments!
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Thank you so much!
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Tackar! Thanks!
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Thanks!
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Thank you so much! I'm sure yours will be spectacular as well and with your personal twist on it, it will probably make for a great Ideas-submission as well Thank you! Please do, sharing is caring I could try to put one in the ticket building or even on the roof. And if that looks like crap I will take your second advice and say that it's a retro styled modern drive-in with a state of the art OLED-display Thank you so much!
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Thanks! Yeah, it would really need to be bigger to make proper sense but like you said I wanted to keep it the same size as the modular buildings. A wider build would still be compatible (like Assembly Square) but that on the other hand wouldn't really help with this build anyways. But I'm figuring Lego builds in general haven't always been too strict in that sense anyways. Ha, ha I feel like the most stupid person on earth right now but I have actually completely forgotten to add the actual projector! Ok at least I know what to add in my first update if this project picks up some speed
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Oh of course there's bound to be some similarities, they are both British pubs after all I think it's very clear that your pub is 100% your own build with your own building style!
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Thanks so much! I guess that's the best way to go about it so you know you're out before you even get in
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I just looked at you pub and it's really an awesome build! I actually built a British pub as well last year, made a comment in your thread about how your pub probably attracts a nicer crowd than mine To answer your question I use Cinema 4D with Octane render which would have been a very expensive combo if I only used it for rendering Lego. I use that software for work so that's why I have access to it but I believe many people have achieved fantastic results with Blender which if free. The biggest give away in my renders are the harsh edges and lack of variation and imperfections in the surfaces but since this wasn't meant to act as a real beauty render but more to convey the feel of the build it was good enough for me this time. Going to look into another renderer next time though to see if I can get rid of those hard egdes a bit easier!
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Fantastic build with so much detail! I absolutely love the roof detailing (not sure what that part of a roof is called but the whole section just below the roof). I think this is where all the nice and friendly pub visitor go while my pub get's more of the dodgier crowd
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Thank you so much for your kind words! Yeah I put quite a lot of thought into making it a size and brick count that would stand an actual chance of being a real set. If this would have been a personal project it would probably have ended up being three times as long and with three times as many bricks Extra happy that you liked the cars! Those were a real challenge for me since I have never built a car in my entire life
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Thanks! Just supported your Simpsons skyline!
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My first Lego Ideas-submission! In order for this to have a realistic chance of ending up as an Ideas-set I wanted to build something that was less than 1500 pieces and didn’t involve too many strange SNOT and/or illegal techniques. I personally really liked the new Downtown Diner so I thought I’d build upon that (pun intended) Since a couple of the pieces I wanted weren't available in certain colors, dark turqoise and pink in particular, I decided to make this an all digital build (there is actually a 20% built version at home…) If you like it I would be super greatful if you take the time to vote for me at: https://ideas.lego.com/projects/565f68af-6f67-46ca-bd91-70849dc4c2f9 You can find more pictures over at Lego ideas!
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I am truly humbled and very grateful for your fantastic support of my build! Thank you so much for your kind words. That is really what I was aiming for; a house that was very different but somehow would still "work" together with other houses. The "odd house on the hill"-type of house that's always been there and where changes by time happen all around it but somehow doesn't seem to affect this particular house. Perhaps a bit pretentious description but I hope you understand what I mean