Very cool. I still have my "N" guage train, but I never had a layout.
All my friends growing up had "HO", I never knew anyone else that had an "N"
I'm definitetly impressed! :wave:
I wish legos had kits to make a scaled down wdw icons.
Trust me don't go into architecture unless you plan on spending ever waking moment studying and building models that most likely are going to be ripped apart by the professor because its not how he thinks it should be and you should know that. Its a very very very long process and from the few architects Ive talked to while Ive been studying most of the stuff I'm learning about model building I will never even use because its all on computer now. Go Figure.
Also it looses its fun factor when you have to do it day and day and day over again and again.
that wasn't bad, pretty coolHere we go (no making fun of me! I'm still learning!) but here's Inherit the Wind with some basic lighting design thrown in. 1/4" scale model of a black box theater.
It's supposed to be raining.. so this is my blatant interpetation of rain during preshow.
The opening, warm summer day, a little on the reddish side of things, but looks better if the image is printed out.
And we go into the center for the courtroom, hard to tell but the lighting warms up in that area. Lighting a scale model is hard cuz you get shadows that wouldn't normally occur. Unless you've got those magic tiny rigs, you're lighting a small set with the equivilent of suns.
And finally the prayer meeting, all dramatic
Okie, there ya go - it took forever, and I hope it's just one of many such projects I get to do. Here's hoping i learn and improve.
Here is a model of Cinderella Castle:
http://images.google.com/imgres?img...um=1&hl=en&rls=RNWO,RNWO:2006-41,RNWO:en&sa=N
Here is a Disneyland model:
http://www.techeblog.com/index.php/tech-gadget/disneylands-main-street-in-lego
http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=169866
And thank you for the compliments. :wave:
I did - though not quite big enough to walk over..How about trying to build the model shown about at the halfway point in this video of EPCOT:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x2F01IpaiNw
>Steve
I'm very impressed! What size is the layout area, and did you use a specific scale for the layout. Do you have any more of the parks or resorts or anything at all. I would love to see them if you would post a link.I did - though not quite big enough to walk over..
http://photoalbums.wdwmagic.com/showphoto.php?photo=8808&cat=500&ppuser=6710
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