Name of Model: Minas Tirith |
Created by: Bruce at MicroBricks |
Found at: http://microbricks.blogspot.com/2007/04/minas-tirith.html , http://www.ozbricks.com/bricktales/lotr/lotrplaces/lotrplaces12/lotrplaces12-06/lotrplaces12-06.html and http://www.ozbricks.com/bricktales/lotr/lotrplaces/lotrplaces12/lotrplaces12-05/lotrplaces12-05-01.html |
Details: To make up for the lack of a proper Saturday post, I'm posting two models today. Both are based on Minas Tirith from Lord of the Rings. MicroBricks blogger Bruce has decided to test the limits of the microscale format by creating a large mountain scene with a full village. Although the model is at a very small scale, it covers a lot of ground - 6 LEGO baseplates' worth. The ground leading up to the mountain is cleverly sculpted, and the mountain itself features some well-placed vegetation. As if that wasn't enough, the front gates have also been expertly crafted in minifig scale: |
Sunday, April 15, 20072 Models of Minas Tirith from Lord of the RingsPosted by Dan at 1:54 AMPosted by Dan at 1:54 AM Labels: lego, lord of the rings, microscale, minas tirith |
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Hey, thanks for highlighting my Minas Tirith! All of my Tolkien creations can be found on my website, Bricktales. In theory I'm illustrating all of the Lord of the Rings, but the project has been sadly dormant for almost two years.
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