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Captain America Civil War LAGOS
So, I wanted to make a MOC of this scene in Civil War since I first saw the trailer. I had a couple of fruit stands ready for a while and decided that it was finally time to make a full MOC.
Nexus inspired me with his most recent MOC of another Civil War scene and with his sand green bricks. I remembered that I have a couple of those bricks too due to my purchases of Lego's Seasonal sets last year and started out with the wall. I am especially proud of that part.
Then I took the fruit stand that I made, added a couple more stalls and tables, an umbrella, a few awnings, fruit interspersed on the floor, as well as some debris and here we are.
The character selection was easy with Captain America and Crossbones being necessities and I added Falcon because I pretty much was never going to use him in another scene.
It is my first time working within an exact 16x16 footprint; I usually work within odd numbers and cutting baseplates to dimensions such as 13x20 or 11x18 or what not, but I must say that 16x16 has to be my favorite plate dimension to work within. Expect more like this.
So, let me know what you all think. :)
Is it accurate?
Is it aesthetically pleasing?
What would you improve?
Do you totally hate it? :)
Captain America Civil War LAGOS
So, I wanted to make a MOC of this scene in Civil War since I first saw the trailer. I had a couple of fruit stands ready for a while and decided that it was finally time to make a full MOC.
Nexus inspired me with his most recent MOC of another Civil War scene and with his sand green bricks. I remembered that I have a couple of those bricks too due to my purchases of Lego's Seasonal sets last year and started out with the wall. I am especially proud of that part.
Then I took the fruit stand that I made, added a couple more stalls and tables, an umbrella, a few awnings, fruit interspersed on the floor, as well as some debris and here we are.
The character selection was easy with Captain America and Crossbones being necessities and I added Falcon because I pretty much was never going to use him in another scene.
It is my first time working within an exact 16x16 footprint; I usually work within odd numbers and cutting baseplates to dimensions such as 13x20 or 11x18 or what not, but I must say that 16x16 has to be my favorite plate dimension to work within. Expect more like this.
So, let me know what you all think. :)
Is it accurate?
Is it aesthetically pleasing?
What would you improve?
Do you totally hate it? :)