mechamike Posted January 11, 2016 Posted January 11, 2016 Bahnhof Zoo Not for the children.. Welcome to Bahnhof Zoo.. ..were containers lies sleeping with an open mouth. Come were trolley's has found their final rest.. and the forklift stands silent, eternally idle. Welcome were the lightning pole has shed its last glimmering light. [ ..and broken pallets warms a frozen hand. Enter the place were rules no longer apply.. ..and the drugs of choice ease the mind. Welcome to Bahnhof Zoo.. ..were life is gray.. ..or pitch black.. Enjoy : CC welcome! Link to Flickr Quote
penmanovic Posted January 18, 2016 Posted January 18, 2016 Wow this is absolutely sensational. There are several things I love, but the container really strikes me. I also love the black/grey pallets with the flames, that is really clever. If there is something that I would also like to see in this set, it would be the remains of a train carriage (cargo or passenger), a maintenance vehicle or one of those hand-operated carts - something to go on the tracks. But anyway, as it stands, it's absolutely superb. Well done!! Quote
Lordofdragonss Posted January 18, 2016 Posted January 18, 2016 WOah after seeing all that colorfull mocs I sometimes forgot you can make such amazing scenes using the greys! It looks like a photoshoepd picture even! Great job! Aspecialy on tree! Quote
carebear Posted January 18, 2016 Posted January 18, 2016 Great Work!!!! I love this!!! Greetings Quote
KlodsBrik Posted January 18, 2016 Posted January 18, 2016 (edited) Great MOC. I so love the use of the grey / white and black palette used this way. At LEGO World denmark 2014( it might have been 2015) i saw a MOC made exactly this way but IRL, even looking at it with ones own eyes it looks "photoshopped" or like a black white photo. Really does something tricky to ones mind. Anyhow your build is lovely with tons of nice details. Edited January 18, 2016 by KlodsBrik Quote
Aethersprite Posted January 18, 2016 Posted January 18, 2016 It's rare to see a depressing MOC, and I love it! Love the design of the container. You did well in expressing the gloominess of the scene! Quote
CopMike Posted January 18, 2016 Posted January 18, 2016 Nice build mechamike- you've used the limited palette really well! Quote
GhostDog Posted January 18, 2016 Posted January 18, 2016 (edited) . Edited February 1, 2024 by GhostDog Quote
Kodan Black Posted January 19, 2016 Posted January 19, 2016 Very gritty feel to this. Love the stacked trolleys and the forklift design. The light colored container within the doors of the building was nice as there is just enough there to leave you feeling a bit creeped out by what could be inside. At first I thought it was just a normal MOC desaturated, but was pleased to find it was actually done "in color". Quote
Actor Builder Posted January 20, 2016 Posted January 20, 2016 This is awesome! I love Black and White MOCS. One question though, how did you get the minifig with slicked back hair to be greyfaced? I'm pretty sure that face only comes in yellow. Quote
mechamike Posted January 20, 2016 Author Posted January 20, 2016 Thanks for all nice comments, Im glad you liked it.. i sure enjoyed building it, it was nice to build in "black and white" . IRL it looks very strange next to my more colorful MOC's Wow this is absolutely sensational. There are several things I love, but the container really strikes me. I also love the black/grey pallets with the flames, that is really clever. If there is something that I would also like to see in this set, it would be the remains of a train carriage (cargo or passenger), a maintenance vehicle or one of those hand-operated carts - something to go on the tracks. But anyway, as it stands, it's absolutely superb. Well done!! Thanks, I had plans for something at the tracks, but i thought it would be to over crowded, so I decided to take that away and keep it for a future expansion of the scene. Very gritty feel to this. Love the stacked trolleys and the forklift design. The light colored container within the doors of the building was nice as there is just enough there to leave you feeling a bit creeped out by what could be inside. At first I thought it was just a normal MOC desaturated, but was pleased to find it was actually done "in color". Thanks, The stacked trolleys was the final thing I did to the scene, and I really like them to. I put in the forklift after taking away what I had built for the track, and im pretty pleased with the way it came out , except for the front wheels, I have made a different version of it but im not sure what looks best. There is some weird stuff going on inside as the warehouse has a full interior and two rooms, (one for the "Zoo" part) . The roof if made in two half's split at 1/3 and 2/3's of the length and both slides open to show the inside.. This is awesome! I love Black and White MOCS. One question though, how did you get the minifig with slicked back hair to be greyfaced? I'm pretty sure that face only comes in yellow. Thanks, This was my first attempt to make a grey scale scene, I had the Goth girl and the Mime standing and thought I make a place for them to hang.. I also wanted to test out some blacklight leds to lit up a fire. The scene started with the fire and the pallets and evolved from that. The warehouse design is mainly borrowed from a fellow Afol: pehter Aka Ibbe who but with some minor alterations and added details.. The grey head It's a miss print, a have a few different ones (like the tan dengar head in my sigfig), The all white coffe mugs in the scene is also "miss print" or non print that i got from my good friend Rolli. Quote
o0ger Posted January 25, 2016 Posted January 25, 2016 I really like this MOC. I love that you have used black, white and grey instead of just making it a BW photo in some editor afterwards. I think I most like the images without any minifigs. They have a much more abandoned and desolate feel. My favorite is the one with the trolleys. Quote
mechamike Posted January 25, 2016 Author Posted January 25, 2016 Thanks, I think I will take away the minfigs when dispalying it in Halmstad and hide them inside one of the rooms instead. I started buliding on the rest of this scene yesterday as I have a larger scene in mind. Im not sure if it will work out butI'll give it a try. Quote
Gongoro73 Posted January 25, 2016 Posted January 25, 2016 I can't express in words how much I love this. It reminds me of the atmosphere of Andrei Tarkovski's films, specially "Stalker". Congratulations. Quote
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