Aren't they gorgeous? I especially love that first photo; the colors are so rich. It will be fun to watch the rest of the cathedral come together as Stefan builds it.
Showing posts with label tiled floor. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tiled floor. Show all posts
Monday, January 7, 2013
Muntabur Cathedral
Stefan Johannes Kubin (lord_tarris) is working on building a cathedral, filled with lots of gorgeous mosaics. Check 'em out!
Aren't they gorgeous? I especially love that first photo; the colors are so rich. It will be fun to watch the rest of the cathedral come together as Stefan builds it.
Aren't they gorgeous? I especially love that first photo; the colors are so rich. It will be fun to watch the rest of the cathedral come together as Stefan builds it.
Tuesday, February 7, 2012
The Duke's Ballroom
Quite awhile ago I saw a MOC with a tiled floor that I loved. I thought at the time that if I had a LEGO blog, I would certainly post this MOC. Well, now I am contributing to a blog, and so here's the post. ;-)
Alex Fojtik (BrickFX) built this lovely ballroom that includes tile flooring and forced perspective, both of which he said were new to him. I think he did an excellent job with both.
Here's an overview of the whole MOC:
And here's a closer, more in-focus look at the lovely mosaic floor, which is done mainly with headlight brick squares interspersed with 1x1 plates:
I rather like the look of the flags, windows, and chandeliers as well.
For more patterns made from headlight bricks, be sure to check out this set by Brendan Powell Smith. There are also photos in that set that show the construction of the basic headlight brick square. I also experimented with headlight brick patterns before, with lots of variations. Some of those experiments can be seen here and here (among various others; the headlight brick square is incredibly useful for building all sorts of different patterns).
Alex Fojtik (BrickFX) built this lovely ballroom that includes tile flooring and forced perspective, both of which he said were new to him. I think he did an excellent job with both.
Here's an overview of the whole MOC:
And here's a closer, more in-focus look at the lovely mosaic floor, which is done mainly with headlight brick squares interspersed with 1x1 plates:
I rather like the look of the flags, windows, and chandeliers as well.
For more patterns made from headlight bricks, be sure to check out this set by Brendan Powell Smith. There are also photos in that set that show the construction of the basic headlight brick square. I also experimented with headlight brick patterns before, with lots of variations. Some of those experiments can be seen here and here (among various others; the headlight brick square is incredibly useful for building all sorts of different patterns).
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