MOC: Bakery with townhouse
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MOC: Bakery with townhouse
by Red_Five Thu 14 Mar 2013, 5:09 am
My first serious attempt at a city/town building, this 'Bakery' was put together over the course of a week.
I had this completed a few days ago but hadn't got around to posting it.
It dosen't have an interior.
High-res pictures are here.
I'm quite happy with these photos. Enjoy.
I had this completed a few days ago but hadn't got around to posting it.
It dosen't have an interior.
High-res pictures are here.
I'm quite happy with these photos. Enjoy.
Red_Five- Vegemite Eater
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Re: MOC: Bakery with townhouse
by Locomotive Annie Thu 14 Mar 2013, 5:44 am
Cool, - I really like that. It's a very plain building, but all the details are so beautifully done that it's lifted into being something quite exceptional.
Edit: And I meant to say that the street lamp on the footpath is a very nice piece of work on its own.
Edit: And I meant to say that the street lamp on the footpath is a very nice piece of work on its own.
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Re: MOC: Bakery with townhouse
by Ajax Thu 14 Mar 2013, 6:01 am
I like it too. Simple and eye pleasing. What windows and doors did you use?
PS, Watch out for the Health Inspector, He will close you down if he see's that rat.
PS, Watch out for the Health Inspector, He will close you down if he see's that rat.
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Re: MOC: Bakery with townhouse
by timmyc1983 Thu 14 Mar 2013, 4:18 pm
Hehe love the rat, great touch and nice build
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Re: MOC: Bakery with townhouse
by Red_Five Fri 15 Mar 2013, 4:22 am
Locomotive Annie wrote:Cool, - I really like that. It's a very plain building, but all the details are so beautifully done that it's lifted into being something quite exceptional.
Edit: And I meant to say that the street lamp on the footpath is a very nice piece of work on its own.
The idea for the street lamp was inspired by the Harry Potter set ''Diagon Alley''.
My main idea was to build something mostly from 1x2 bricks.
Ajax wrote: by Ajax on Thu Mar 14, 2013 2:01 pm
I like it too. Simple and eye pleasing. What windows and doors did you use?
PS, Watch out for the Health Inspector, He will close you down if he see's that rat.
The doors are made from 1x4 bricks, the 'door handle' is a minfig hand inside a 1x2 with a hole, for a technic pin.
They don't open or close!
All the Dark green windows came from a Grand Emporium set. On Bricklink they are called Window 1 x 2 x 3 Flat Front and Window 1 x 2 x 2 Flat Front.
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