Stephle59

Thank you :) Here is the first part of the final version of the entrance to the park : Zombillénium - Entrance to the Amusement Park - Part 1 by Stephle59, sur Flickr About 9000 parts and 60 hours of work. With both wickets here. Modified for next Fana'briques french exhibition.

What an awesome work !

Glad to read you comments :) Indeed, the color scheme is voluntarily saturated by the author of the comic, so I took the same principle. The entrance building is not exactly the same as the presentation image, because I have little information on it. What you also need to know is that he officially supports the project on Instagram, it's super motivating to move forward. He also gave me many sketches to advance on some of the buildings of the amusement park. Here are some example in WIP too. I have to make more recent photos, they are a bit old. I promise, it will happen quickly :) I forgot: inside the candy shop

And Now, WIP parts about the entrance : Zombillénium WIP by Stephle59, sur Flickr Zombillénium WIP by Stephle59, sur Flickr Zombillénium WIP by Stephle59, sur Flickr Zombillénium WIP by Stephle59, sur Flickr Zombillénium WIP by Stephle59, sur Flickr Zombillénium WIP by Stephle59, sur Flickr

Here is a project that I have been maturing for 4 years and which finally takes shape from this year, inspired by a french comic strip from Arthur De Pins.. Throughout this topic, you can follow the progress of the project and the WIP. This first post will bring together only the completed games and winks to the universe. For those who do not know Zombillenium, visit Dupuis, the editor of Arthur de Pins (link in french): https://www.dupuis.com/seriebd/zombillenium/3204 Park map: 1. Gretchen and his Mini Cooper S : 2. Carousel with skulls : Great inspiration from those found in the comic strip park, but which I found a bit repetitive, especially this one. 3. "At work !" : Zombillenium - "At work !" by Stephle59, sur Flickr 4. "Cheeeeers..." Zombillenium - "Cheeers... Creepy family photo !" by Stephle59, sur Flickr The family photo, with from left to right: - Sirius Jefferson the skeleton - Aton Noudjemet the mummy - A demon worker like Aurelien Zahner - Francis Von Bloodt the vampire and director of the park - Blaise Canilhac the werewolf and director of human resources - Gretchen Webb the witch 5. Candy shop : Zombillénium - Main Street, Candy shop by Stephle59, sur Flickr To be continued...

Hum it's an interesting question ;) ... Because the Doctor is in da place to help Islanders's faction protecting their invention :)

Hi, With my friend Aeros67, we decided to start a new project based on a steampunk world, named "Uchronia Vaporium". Short story: "Steam reigns in this world where two factions "clash" to extract all the power: on one side, the Continentals, a military faction that dreams only of conquests, seek to appropriate the plans of a new generation of self-propelled motor-booster, invented by the Islanders' faction, explorers who aspire only to live in peace and harmony. But everything is not so simple..." Here are the first pieces of this project : * The Skyplane : * Insula, the main place of the Islander's faction : Flickr album here : https://www.flickr.com/photos/stephle59/albums/72157687957606263 We will publish more pics soon.

Many thanks all, really And thanks a lot, Phred, for the frontpage The first fan is my first daughter The waterfall, in the left of the castle :

Many thanks for your comments :)

Hi all, In advance, sorry for my english... For the 10th edition of Fana'briques exhibition which took place near Strasbourg - France, 26 to 28 June 2015, my friends Jerome (Kloou), Sweetsha (Florian), Eric (N3rik68) and myself, had the idea of a collaborative display presenting different ©Disney worlds and iconic characters. In this project, we wanted at least one piece attracts the visitor's eye ,from a distance. And I had this "wonderful" idea to propose the building of this castle, almost 1 m high and 90 cm wide and 55 cm deep, and more than 8,600 pieces, for a little more than 450 hours work. If you have not noticed, or if you don't know, it closely resembles that found in Disneyland Paris. It is unfortunately still in WIP and will be presented complete in the coming weeks. It lacks even two towers and the roof of the ballroom. The approach of this kind of project must meet minimum targets to be usable on exhibition, including the main criteria: modularity and size retention. We didn't want to exceed a depth of one meter, so you can chat with visitors . The castle has necessarily been "compressed", ie shallower than the true. But I wanted a maximum of items are present: almost every round towers - it definitely miss one, the ballroom , the various buildings, ... It is built in two modules of 48 x 48,to be more easily carried. He must be as light as possible : hollow structure, technic beams and various BURPs bear most of the buildings. It must then take into account all the constraints and there is one that I had forgotten when I launched the idea : color. Yes Yes! the castle is pink! And when I started to see the catalog of this color on Bricklink , there I somewhat disillusioned. There is extremely limited, and round parts are almost nonexistent. Argh, the castle has got many rounded towers ! Especially the parts are expensive ... To limit weight and costs to a minimum, I went on a strong operation of SNOT. Because the bright pink tile 1 x 2, for example, is very affordable. Another constraint : roofs. After some tests, the classic blue was not a nice rendering . So I turned to the dark blue. And you know what? Although this time the rounded parts exist, they are expensive too... And given the number of roofs to build... At the top, of course, there are decorations in pearl gold color. A beautiful selection of parts, including minifigs accessories that allow the NPU very easily, but few plates and expensive cost. In short, you'll understand that this creation has exploded the budget I had set myself. Fortunately in these cases, the service "Bricks & Pieces" from Lego is a great help for significantly cheaper than what you can find on BrickLink on many references of rare colors. And it also gives access to all parts of the new year, as the new golden gates of the range Elves. I worked on documenting myself on the Internet. There are many pictures of the castle, but which often represent the front and left side of the castle - when you're facing him. Nothing for the right side. Closer research work took me on the blog of a railway modeler who integrated the castle in his diorama. So I went to his pictures - the representation is more simplistic - to assemble the missing side pictures "official", with which I have taken some liberties like to remove the bottom of the tower and incorporate a small balcony worked to make it a little more airy visually. How did we build rounded towers when we haven't got adapted round parts ? Many thanks to the cheese slopes ! This is the part that allows for a round with the most "facilities" possible. So I imposed this constraint with light bluish gray towers, to keep some overall harmony. I deliberately kept the simplistic style of the rocky parts to respect the style of the amusement park. Reliefs kept to a minimum, without major frills. From the front, I tried to respect the style . Few SNOT, except at the top - to save bricks, worked a little kick - and some angles formed by the wedges. But I am allowed total freedom with the small water fall and vegetation as it allows to highlight other skits in a different setting. In terms of adjustments between buildings, there will be some pieces to pick up. Just having finished for the exhibition has not helped to refine, and while working on half stud is like something easier, working on third or fourth stud, that's another story... But the castle had to be presentable for exhibition. Ultimately, what makes me most proud of in this project, is not so much having to present it in time for Fana'briques exhibition, and celebrate as it should be 10 years with friends - it was a pleasure - that have is a tribute to my daughters. Just seeing the look of my great daughter, every day watching the build changes, and see his eyes shining, to tell me that, that's it the more present I could have back. And if you ask yourself the question, the answer is yes, it will stand and above this is my gift to them. More photos on my Flickr stream ;) I really hope you'll enjoy it :)

Hi all, I'm glad to announce you the 10th edition of the french exhibition Fana'briques from Friday, June 26, 2015 to Sunday, June 28, 2015, near Strasbourg, France. All informations and inscriptions here : http://expo.fanabriques.fr/en/20 Feel free to share ;)

I decided to present you my final MOC for the contest #6 "DOP - Duel of Pirates" hosted on french forum BrickPirate. The MOC's title is inspired by the film of the same name and all spy and sub films like 007 :) A mistery part is imposed in all creations : 11458 Plate, Modified with Pin Hole Overview : HR pic on my Flickr gallery The wall with electric installation, SAS and more... You can see bunker's windows to the right Submarine's pic : More pics here Hope you envoy ;)

4 Heroes : Rogue, Barbarian, Witch and Archer. Other characters can be created. And bestiary soon ;)

Thanks for your comments :) But i'm not interessed to present this project to Cuusoo... Other MOC will be presented soon ;)

Hi everybody, Here's my last MOC, inspired by the Sanctuary Universe based from the trilogy video game : Diablo. It shows a witch against a skelettons groups in a part of dungeon, as you can find in Act I of Diablo II or Diablo III. This MOC was presented at the french convention Fana'briques 2013. Some other creations will follow as soon as possible. Hope you enjoy :)

Thank you very much :) I added in the first post pictures of the opening and the interior of the tree.

Hi all, This is my vision of an iconic set : 6054 - Forestmen's Hideout, created for the L13 contest on the French forum BrickPirate. Like the original, it is playable and shaft opens into two parts. I will make pictures of the inside soon. I hope you enjoy it.

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New pic : a stonemason working on a stone to the fortified wall ;)

Thanks, really thanks :) On this video, at the begining, you can see more Archenval's details ;)

Thanks :) A litte photomontage of beautiful detailled pics having done by Joe Meno. Many thanks Joe :)

Thanks all :) New pictures : Pics are available in Hi-Res in my Flickr Gallery here

Hello Maydayartist, Nice to met you at Fana'briques 2012 :) Your landscape is really stunning ! I have appreciate our conversations and many thanks for having shown me how you have built the door and its arches. Hope to see you at the next french convention ;)

Here is the collaborative diorama presented at the french convention Fana'briques 2012. Four new modules complement those of the past year: extension of the river, South Gatehouse with the market place (Stephle59), fields and fortified farm (Icare). More pics of my modules in WIP here and on Flickr here More detailed pics soon :) Enjoy ;)

Archenval's Chronicles - Lord Baeron Oye Oye good people, Let me tell you the story of Lord of Baeron from Archenval, a knight who repeatedly saved our great city from the yoke of his assailants. At service of our beloved sovereign, he led many wars with our soldiers. It is said that his scar come from a fierce battle against a man as big as a mountain of incredible strength, he will then struck with his trusty blade. This great victory earned him take the head of the army that now protects our homes, our peasants, our widows and orphans ... The peacetime is installed in our countries, but for how long? Lord Baeron goes on and the training of our brave soldiers ... I will present you the most important characters and short Archenval's stories :)