My second alternate of the Hillside House. The more I build with some sets and more I discover that the newest houses are not as good as the older ones: when there were no minifigures in the sets. Now, the designers seem to build the house exclusively for the minifigure, which tends to create "cheaper" houses. But that is only my perception of things. Sorry if I bothered you. And sorry for the unclear photos: I haven't yet mastered my new camera.
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Chris Melby May 31, 2012 |
A couple of things ring out on this build, Love the sky lights, and love the way you did the tree up front, I wouldn't have thought of that! Very cool build. |
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The blur adds perspective. |
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May 31, 2012 |
Nice. Suggestion : can be some alarm clock programmator instead of a thermometer.
Oui, les minifigurines n'introduisent rien d'utile, au contraire, on a déjà pleins de personnages sans maison. En général, je trouve qu'ils utilisent trop de couleurs, ça tue la réutilisation. Ils mettent trop de gris, pas assez de couleur et il devrait se restreindre à 5 couleurs max par set. Mais c'est des histoires de prix de production du set. |
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May 31, 2012 |
Very nice! Is the car minifig scale? |
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May 30, 2012 |
Very nice looking house. Not so sure that I agree about your statement though. From my experiences, I found the beach house to be hard to work with. The apple tree house, however, seems to be the best creator house ever though.
Looking forward to the new sets. The car transport seems to be interesting. |
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