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This weekend we displayed a few MOCS as a family at Brickfair Alabama. We started building lego about 18 months ago and this was our third event. Primarily we have exhibited Star Wars Mocs that my young son and I worked on. As my daughter, who is now 6 has got more interested it has led me to build things that she enjoys both playing with and showing at events. So here we have our first effort at a fairytale world, I was inspired by some images that I have seen on here of a Rapunzel tower and Mermaid scene that were great. I knew I wanted a tower that looked like the images of Rapunzels tower online and I also knew that I wanted my ocean to be under the world we built. We custom painted our own Alice and Snow White and Dopey figiures and some of the dwarf's hats which was a fun experience. I hope that you enjoyed, we plan on a very large expansion on this in the months to come. Thanks for looking. Fairytale world for my daughter by Martin Harris, on Flickr Fairytale world for my daughter by Martin Harris, on Flickr Fairytale world for my daughter by Martin Harris, on Flickr Fairytale world for my daughter by Martin Harris, on Flickr Fairytale world for my daughter by Martin Harris, on Flickr Fairytale world for my daughter by Martin Harris, on Flickr Fairytale world for my daughter by Martin Harris, on Flickr Fairytale world for my daughter by Martin Harris, on Flickr Fairytale world for my daughter by Martin Harris, on Flickr Fairytale world for my daughter by Martin Harris, on Flickr
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I didn't pick up the entire Disney CMF line, or even most of it, but I couldn't resist snagging the minifigures from two of my favorite Disney movies: ALICE IN WONDERLAND and PETER PAN. My goal for these mini-vignettes was twofold: (a) showcase both minifigures in scenes evocative of their respective films, and (b) for each minifigure pair, take up a footprint no larger than two CMF bases (that is, 4x6). Here's what I came up with: Strictly speaking, of course, Alice did not have her bottle and cookie when she met the Cheshire Cat, and Neverland's Skull Rock was a lot larger -- but of course, I wasn't going for literal representations here. :) If anyone else has done Disney vignettes at this small scale, I'd love to see them!
