Place:
20Km from Paris, France
Joined:
2015, nov 15
Seen:
26M 12d |
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2017, dec 3 14:22 |
2017, dec 4 18:14
Excellent MOC Evans, once again!
This is how bank should look like in Town era. I would gladly hunt it down now :) The safe is realistic enough, it is great! Nice idea for it, it really have that feel of strong safe. Remember, that beauty of classic sets is also simplicity. They tend to look realistic, but the simpliest way possible. Great accomodation of space also. I mean, for rooms. I have a question though, how do you open the side of the truck? I see you have just disassembled the side wall. You could do hinge on the side just like the truck from 6598 has. Nice building and scenery. Really, you are getting better in this. Lots of details, but what a nice usage of standard bricks with that safe! Nice work :) | |
2017, dec 5 14:35
Thank you!
If you ever want to rebuild it, feel free to do. :) I've passed a lot of time on this safe, I've made eight models before arriving to this one which pleased me. I used modified 2x2 tiles with 2x2 plate on side to make the walls of the safe.It's simple, sturdy and playable. I'm proud of this safe... I thought about placing a removable wall part behind the safe, for robbers to rob money, but it was useless, at least, for me. For rooms, I've used the pattern that was used on my all first bank MOC of 2008 (I was 9 years old, and already building in Town style...). I release that I had the same ideas than back then, I've not seen this picture for a while... I wanted to move from this, but I couldn't use space better than how it is. The side of the truck does not open. At first, I wanted to place a 1x3x3 door, but it was not looking right, so I've put an airplane window to simulate a door. In fact, it's easy to put and remove suitcases when you don't have too fat fingers, so I removed the panel just to see better the interior. I've made a early 80's scenery with the hospital yesterday. I should post pictures in the next days. |