Name of Model: Il Carnevale di Venezia |
Created by: 000 |
Found at: http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=463027 |
Details: This stunning scene was built for a recent contest with a romantic theme - the concept being that the older couple is dancing away from the hustle and bustle out front. The scene itself steals the show from them, thanks to a brilliant mix of great colors and techniques. Every arch features a unique decoration, and seemingly every surface has some plant life on it - we even see sand green next to the water, where a grime from higher tides would be. The boat is a fantastic surprise - those large sloped elements are originally from Star Wars kits, but here they make a very realistic hull. The arbor in the back left corner makes impressive use of dark tan elements, and the roofs are made almost entirely of 1x1 round bricks. The base of this model is a very subtle use of studs-not-on-top technique - although that checkered pattern appears to be 2x2 tiles at first glance, it's actually sideways bricks and plates to come to the exact same final dimensions. |
Friday, March 11, 2011A Carnival In VenicePosted by Dan at 1:19 AMPosted by Dan at 1:19 AM Labels: colors, lego, minifig scale, techniques |
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