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I do... but you don't get to find out, sorry

As many of us are, I'm working on my MIT entry.

Medieval Guy wrote:

As many of us are, I'm working on my MIT entry.

I'm working on my MIT entry. My category is "Journey to the center of the earth".

I'm thinking of doing a "Moc a day" series in December, which will be christmas themed, and I'll end it with New Year.

I won't have time to build all the creations everyday in December, but I know a solution. I build all the Mocs in November, take photos of them, and then I'll upload them to my computer and post them when the day comes.4

Hopefully I'll have time to post on New Year and Christmas eve. I'm usually not very active on those days.

E.K.Ocreations wrote:

I'm thinking of doing a "Moc a day" series in December, which will be christmas themed, and I'll end it with New Year.

I won't have time to build all the creations everyday in December, but I know a solution. I build all the Mocs in November, take photos of them, and then I'll upload them to my computer and post them when the day comes.4

Hopefully I'll have time to post on New Year and Christmas eve. I'm usually not very active on those days.

Nobody is, but I do check the pages. Did, more accurately.

So:

Something wrong with this picture?

Maybe the lack of a bow?

I haven't been able to find a way of closing up that gap in a satisfactory fashion.

Here's the closest I've gotten:


I'm going for a sort of cross between

and

which is why the dome isn't really acceptable to me.

Anyone got any ideas?

Areetsa:
You may be able to use plates on a hinge, but they could create problems of their own. You'd probably want to cover the studs with tiles, and there is a possibility of gaps between the plates. That's all I can come up with, besides what you're doing already.

Thought of it. Might try it when next I have the hard drive plugged in to the laptop. (LDD doesn't work on my desktop for some reason.)







That's 3 out of somewhere between ten and twenty pages.

I'll do some more tomorrow.

Aree't'sa wrote:

I'll do some more tomorrow.

No, you won't.

Deus Otiosus wrote:

Aree't'sa wrote:

I'll do some more tomorrow.

No, you won't.

Woahw!!1!1 u r sooooo shmart!;1!!`!1!

Deus Otiosus wrote:

No, you won't.

Yes, I did. I now have all but two pictures ready for text, I've got the recalcitrant bit of dialogue sorted out, and it makes logical sense now.

Plus, it's just stuffed to the gills with quotable quotes.
One of which, coincidentally, has been in my sig for the last month.

Since I'm out of the MIT I plan to build a castle-themed creation, possibly for CUUSOO.

Medieval Guy wrote:

Since I'm out of the MIT I plan to build a castle-themed creation, possibly for CUUSOO.

Have fun!

Sorting...ugh. I have tosort before I can build.

This monstrosity:



Is currently in the works.

I need it done by Monday. And this was just the easy part. The plan is for the rest of the baseplate to be filled with houses and a road. Anyone got any tips on building minifig-scale houses form 1890s Olso?

Try a couple of craters. Rubble is much easier.

Aree't'sa wrote:

Try a couple of craters. Rubble is much easier.

Sadly, Knut Hamsun's novel "Hunger" is devoid of craters. Otherwise, I would have had it done by last night.

I don't see the picture...

Mangatsika wrote:

This monstrosity:



Is currently in the works.

I need it done by Monday. And this was just the easy part. The plan is for the rest of the baseplate to be filled with houses and a road. Anyone got any tips on building minifig-scale houses form 1890s Olso?

Hmm, I can't really see anything but my suggestion is to use a distinctive color scheme.

Ben wrote:

I don't see the picture...

You're not really missing much.

Wangster wrote:

Mangatsika wrote:

This monstrosity:

pic

Is currently in the works.

I need it done by Monday. And this was just the easy part. The plan is for the rest of the baseplate to be filled with houses and a road. Anyone got any tips on building minifig-scale houses form 1890s Olso?

Hmm, I can't really see anything but my suggestion is to use a distinctive color scheme.

I'm thinking grey and maybe some tan/brown (although I have very little of both). Possibly some yellow, maroon or light blue for colour.

Mangatsika wrote:

Wangster wrote:

Mangatsika wrote:

This monstrosity:

pic

Is currently in the works.

I need it done by Monday. And this was just the easy part. The plan is for the rest of the baseplate to be filled with houses and a road. Anyone got any tips on building minifig-scale houses form 1890s Olso?

Hmm, I can't really see anything but my suggestion is to use a distinctive color scheme.

I'm thinking grey and maybe some tan/brown (although I have very little of both). Possibly some yellow, maroon or light blue for colour.

Sounds good. Be sure to share the finished product!

Nearly finished my largest moc ever. It's on a 16 x 32 baseplate. This one was a real challenge to me due to the fact that i tend to build small mocs.

Ehh wrote:

Nearly finished my largest moc ever. It's on a 16 x 32 baseplate. This one was a real challenge to me due to the fact that i tend to build small mocs.

I can't wait to see it!

Here it is. Hope you can see it. If not, I can give you a MOCpages link.



It's not that great, but it was a fun build. My houses are very basic, but, you know, whatever. It's for an English project, so the build quality doesn't have to be anything too high.

Can't see it.

I can see it. I love the levels of the ground, that's a wonderful touch.

Ben wrote:

Can't see it.

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http://www.mocpages.com/moc.php/298030

Medieval Guy wrote:

I can see it. I love the levels of the ground, that's a wonderful touch.

Thank you for the compliment. It's not anything compared to what you guys do, but I think it's a good start.

Mangatsika wrote:

Medieval Guy wrote:

I can see it. I love the levels of the ground, that's a wonderful touch.

Thank you for the compliment. It's not anything compared to what you guys do, but I think it's a good start.

You look to have a knack for System, maybe you should branch out into it and explore it further.

Mangatsika wrote:

Medieval Guy wrote:

I can see it. I love the levels of the ground, that's a wonderful touch.

Thank you for the compliment. It's not anything compared to what you guys do, but I think it's a good start.

For a Bionicle builder, that is one heck of a System MOC!

Working on a CCC entry.
Or I'm should be working on it, I guess I've taken a little bit of a Lego break.

Ru wrote:

Working on a CCC entry.
Or I'm should be working on it, I guess I've taken a little bit of a Lego break.

Nice! Didn't you already enter though?

Owen S. wrote:

Ru wrote:

Working on a CCC entry.
Or I'm should be working on it, I guess I've taken a little bit of a Lego break.

Nice! Didn't you already enter though?

There's a bunch of categories.