Small sceneries
Residential area - Train tunnel
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Town |
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2018, oct 6 15:27 |
Scenery designer:
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Place:
20Km from Paris, France
Joined:
2015, nov 15
Seen:
40M 15d |
This layout was made in order to show LEGO-6370-1 house. This layout have a particularity. It does not have only one "viewing side" but two. The first viewing side is the usual one, with all buildings facing. There, we can see the life going in this residential area.
The other viewing side of this layout shows a train yard. It's hardly noticeable from the usual view as it's at an inferior level. This allowed a tunnel to be digged, in order to make a train pass through. There are some workers unloading a bulk wagon in the yard, and some technicians are repairing a control panel.
In this layout, I've included some of my MOCs, such as a yellow house, a minitalia-themed house and the Spanish Villa that have already been presented on Clabrisic.
This layout was a first test of the inclusion of a train track at another level, in order to prepare, when I will have possibility (by this, I mean very long-term), about a whole train layout with level differences and a brick-built landscape.
The other viewing side of this layout shows a train yard. It's hardly noticeable from the usual view as it's at an inferior level. This allowed a tunnel to be digged, in order to make a train pass through. There are some workers unloading a bulk wagon in the yard, and some technicians are repairing a control panel.
In this layout, I've included some of my MOCs, such as a yellow house, a minitalia-themed house and the Spanish Villa that have already been presented on Clabrisic.
This layout was a first test of the inclusion of a train track at another level, in order to prepare, when I will have possibility (by this, I mean very long-term), about a whole train layout with level differences and a brick-built landscape.
Scenery 'Small sceneries: Residential area - Train tunnel' gallery
Main picture
Yellow house
Yellow house - Garden
Yellow house - Garage
Minitalia House
Bus stop
Spanish villa - Ready for holidays!
Worker's truck
Train yard
Train yard - Barrels
Train yard - Garbages
Train yard - Backhoe
Train yard - Bulk wagon
Train yard - Semaphore and workers
Bird's eye view
Comments
2018, oct 9 10:14
Another excellent scenary :-) Woooow!
My comments: 1) I didn't know there were French baguette since 1982! OMG! TLG only used them for Fabulant sets. 2)The yellow house is cute, so is the train tunnel. 3) There is a guy sitting for checking the gray panel besides the signal post. Why is legs are backward? 3) The worker in the train yard eats his bread and drink in the loader of backhoe?! :-) 4) Many nice things are well presented in this scenary. The least presented is indeed 6370 :-) 5) There is a MiniTalia-type house. Ooooh :-) I have surpsiring things to say about it but I would talk about it in future. | |
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2018, oct 11 22:42
Nice, I love that yellow house with garage.
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2018, oct 14 16:41
Thank you!
The baguette part is really funny, Fabuland is a great source of prited parts and interesting accesories, even if some of these are very oversized. That yellow house was made just to be used as a background building, but I've decided to make it into a complete MOC. I have to take pictures of this and the Minitalia-themed one. The fact that legs are backwards is showing that he sits o his knees. This position can be seen i 673 set, where a mechanic is changing a tire. I'm happy you like these funny details! :) Indeed, I made this layout to present 6370, but it really looks like a background building... Quite funny! I'm now curious, what have you discovered about it? | |
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2018, oct 22 17:02
SebaD: Fantastic! The whole is raised and hangs on "pillars" or what is the construction solution?
Hi SebaD, For this layout, I used Lego boxes underneath, apart where there is the tunnel. here is a structure made with 2x2 and 2x4 bricks. Sometime, when the "natural" mountain or slope is long (more than 8 studs long), I usually build a structure, with bricks too and 10x20 brick baseplates. On bigger structures, I plan using Lego Duplo bricks, these are sturdy and would make me use less System bricks. *<*>*<*>*<*>*<*>*<*>*<*>*<*>*<*>*<*>*<*>*<*>*<*>*<*>*<*>*<*>*<*>*<*>*<*>*<*>*<*>*<*>*<*> Google Traduction version: Cześć SebaD, Do tego układu użyłem pudeł Lego pod spodem, oprócz tunelu. tutaj jest struktura wykonana z cegły 2x2 i 2x4. Kiedyś "naturalna" góra lub stok jest długa (ma ponad 8 słupków), zwykle buduję strukturę, również z cegłami i 10x20 ceglastych płyt bazowych. Na większych strukturach planuję używać klocków Lego Duplo, są one mocne i sprawią, że będę używał mniej klocków System. |
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