Name of Model: Lego Christmas House |
Created by: zaberca |
Found at: http://www.flickr.com/photos/15902478@N02/tags/christmas/ |
Details: I like to focus on some pretty clever techniques here, but sometimes you can build a very detailed and pleasing little model without getting too fancy. This one still features some nice tricks ("headlight" bricks to use tiles as a realistic brick texture, pairs of round 1x1 plates stuck with string in the middle to make lights, rows of parts used to get architectural details, wheel well elements as window arches, etc.) but is largely built with standard bricks, standing up straight in a simple and elegant pattern. The scale is perfect, too - the house is the right dimensions to fit with "modular buildings" like Cafe Corner and Green Grocer, but the dark red section only goes up to a more classic town height of 7 bricks tall. The remaining three bricks' height before the roofline is done with various architectural details. |
This is Thursday's model of the day |
Saturday, December 12, 2009Modular-Style Christmas HousePosted by Dan at 2:12 PMPosted by Dan at 2:12 PM Labels: bricks, cafe corner, christmas, colors, holiday, house, lego, minifig scale |
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