Norton74
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Thanks for your kind words I'm very glad you like the diorama and Miyazaki films as well
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Thanks🙏 Glad you like it. The entire Minifigure isn't LEGO, it's a custom MF very well done, and fits perfectly with the diorama😉 I tried with LEGO pieces but the pig head was missed.
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Thanks! I recommend you watch this film, it's worth it. Thanks! Glad you like the film and my diorama Thanks! I recommend you watch this film, it's worth it. Thanks my friend! Happy to read your comment here after a loto of time! Thanks! Hope many will see the film thanks to this MOC Thank you so much for your kind words my friend! I've right supported your Queen Anne Victorian on IDEAS, good luck! Thanks so much! I agree with you, it doesn't matter the manufacturer... ;)
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"A pig who doesn't fly is just an ordinary pig" After a long time since my last work here is my latest new creation, based on the iconic first scene of the animated film Porco Rosso by Hayao Miyazaki, Japan's greatest animation director and co-founder of Studio Ghibli. Between missions over the Adriatic Sea, the anthropomorphic bounty killer Porco Rosso keeps his seaplane in this secret cove, inspired by the stunning Stiniva Bay in Croatia. Porco Rosso is one of my favorite films by the Japanese director and is full of interesting ideas. This scene had been on my list for a long time, and I recently found the time and inspiration to build it. The diorama also includes the legendary red Savoia S.21, the Porco Rosso character, his tent, and many small tools as seen in the film. Savoia S.21 is the fictional prototype seaplane used by Marco Pagot, aka Porco Rosso. This seaplane was named after SIAI S.21, an Italian racing flying boat built by SIAI for the 1921 Schneider Trophy race. However, it does not closely resemble the real S.21, as it was modeled after another Italian seaplane, the Macchi M.33, with which it has in common the retracted cockpit and a single pair of wings. Note the Fabuland piece I used for the seaplane's engine above the wings and the rare tent from an old Indiana Jones set. Hope you lile it!
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Thanks! Fingers crossed :)
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This little fishing boat is about to set sail! This cute boat is the fishing vessel of Pablo, an old bearded fisherman who loves spending his days fishing and sailing in the open sea. The boat is equipped with everything you need for deep-sea fishing. Theo, Pablo's best friend, is waiting for him on the pier with his kitten to find out what fish he has caught. About the set This brick-built vessel amazes for the extreme similarity to the real ones and for the attention to detail. The set is composed by the hull, the cabin and a front compartment to store the caught fish. Two minifigures are included in the diorama, Pablo and Theo. A small pier completes the set which looks like a nice postcard. The boat is built with many special and fun techniques, for sure you will love to build it! The cabin of the boat can be lifted up to reveal the engine compartment beneath it. The front compartment can also be lifted and there is a small storage area underneath. Fishing Boat is on BRICKLINK DESIGNER PROGRAM 5 and could become an official set! It now needs your support, if you like it you can support it! With your support, hopefully we can turn the Fishing Boat into an actual LEGO BDP set. Thank you all for your support, comments and shares!
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Thank you 😊
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Thanks!
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Thanks! Glad you like it. Muchas gracias
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Thanks! Actually this is the brick-built version of the Mexican House I submitted to Bricklink Designer Program Series 4. If you want to have a closer look at the interiors too click here: Adobe House BDP.
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Thanks! Yes, it's loosely inspired by Lemas Russ as well. Thank you! It's very playable
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A lot of people say the same, Metal Slug vibes🔥 Thanks for stopping by 😊
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The iconic southwestern style house now in LEGO form! This whitewashed adobe flat-roofed house is a classic example of so-called Southwestern architecture. Adobe had been in use by indigenous peoples of the Americas in the Southwestern United States, Mesoamerica, and the Andes for several thousand years. You can still see these kind of homes in Mexico and in the southwestern of the United States indeed. It's packed with all the details and features you'd expect to find in a house like this in the middle of the desert. The house is a visual treat, covered with nice details, from the use of printed 1X1 round tiles on the protruding ends of the logs to the plant-covered arbors that provide shady spots on the flat roof. The use of woodgrain tiles above the windows and doors adds some welcome texture amongst the white. The set includes eye-catching floorings reflecting the designs of Central American cultures. Don't miss the chile ristras which hang next to the doors, the wrought-iron lever fountain and the Aloe Vera plant. The adobe house features a complete interiors with two floors: the ground floor with the living room, the bedroom and kitchen. Furthermore, on the left is the stable for thoroughbreds. Hope you like it! More photos on my Facebook page
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Thank you! Yes, it's a display model, it was impossible placing horns all around 😊 Thanks for stopping by 👍
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Thanks buddy! ah ah...I agree, it's not prefereble being run over a standard tank...
