Captain Settle Posted August 9, 2013 Posted August 9, 2013 When this challenge came up, I struggled to think of something to do. I didn't want to do the obvious standing at a door not letting people through MOC, so I did a surveillance room. We were in the surveillance room, controlling the door, when we saw some civilians try to escape through the ventilation system. I quickly stood on a crate and released gas into the system to kill them. The whole MOC. Checking the cameras. Putting gas into the ventilation system. Without minifigures. Thanks for looking, C&C welcome. Quote
Nom Carver Posted August 9, 2013 Posted August 9, 2013 Show no mercy , that's the problem with being the bad guys, you do bad things . Quote
MstrOfPppts Posted August 9, 2013 Posted August 9, 2013 Hmmm, interesting to go so small, when the limitations are almost endless in this episode. I guess there might be some rules for smaller vigs later along the line, so I wouldn't go easy with this one. The room could easily be a lot bigger, and the walls could use some greeble (I think that greeble is one of the most used word in this part of forum). Also a nice touch at vigs is not to think square - as we are always used to, for bricks are square. For example you could easily add two black 4 studs wide plates - one for bottom and one for ceeling of the vent on two walls around the corner. Add a dead rebel or civilian and there's so much content added to the vig. It's a WIP, so don't be afraid to add more stuff! Nice idea poisoning the vents Quote
Fuppylodders Posted August 9, 2013 Posted August 9, 2013 I really like it. Its a nice simple start, simple, but effective and showing plenty going on in the small room. The ventillation system piece looks really spot on! I would perhaps maybe add more screens as surveillance rooms often have a huge amount due to lots of cameras :) @MstrofPppts Some people's mocs will be small. A lot more people will be joining in on this than would usually create a diorama. Half of these people won't necessarily have a lot of bricks, or enough to go mahoosively huge reaching the limits. I for one will only be able to do a certain size due to limited bricks/plates/greys being my main colour of inventory. Quote
Bkrosell Posted August 10, 2013 Posted August 10, 2013 I agree with MstrOfPppts, that could be alot bigger, but it is a great start. Quote
Esurient Posted August 10, 2013 Posted August 10, 2013 Release gas to kill the civilians?! Nice plot Quote
MstrOfPppts Posted August 10, 2013 Posted August 10, 2013 (edited) I understand that some people have very limited amount of Lego, but I still doubt Settle used all of his grays in this build. Sometimes people are just afraid to go big. I didn't want to say he should go 64 by 64 studs but more like st least 16x16 instead of what looks more like a cmf 8x8 vig. If this is not the case, he can still say that's all he has. I couldn't know that and just suggested how to improve the MOC. Edited August 10, 2013 by MstrOfPppts Quote
Brickdoctor Posted August 10, 2013 Posted August 10, 2013 I like the concept, but like others said, it does feel a little small. A cramped surveillance room isn't a bad thing, but you could the do the hallway outside, the machinery behind it, another room where the poison is spreading and killing people... And I'd also expect to see a lot more piping and wiring and vents in a room like this. Quote
Bob De Quatre Posted August 26, 2013 Posted August 26, 2013 Releasing gas in the vent is so evil! Nice MOC but a bit small. Maybe you can enhance it before the deadline. Quote
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