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THIS IS THE TEST SITE OF EUROBRICKS!
THIS IS THE TEST SITE OF EUROBRICKS!

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Hello everyone! I am MovieMocs and I am new to the forums but I would like to share some of my favourite mocs I've created and I'd love some feedback to help make me a better builder. The first moc I will be posting is this one. A 3-D map of middle earth.

It features these famous landmarks:

Barad Dur

Mt. Doom

Minas Tirith

Helm’s Deep

The Iron Hills

The Lonely Mountain/Smaug

Laketown

Mirkwood/Spiders

High Pass

Rivendell

Weathertop

Gandalf’s Fireworks

Hobbit Hole

Dol Guldur

Please leave as much feedback as possible. Thanks so much!

 

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Wow! So well done!

I really like the way you designed and built each individual place, and the compass and title are great.

Constructive Criticism: Looking and the model as a map, I find the majority of the landmarks are in good positions by themselves, but as a whole and relative to each other, the landmarks are rather monospaced and may need to be placed in some places farther from other landmarks and in some places closer. Also, I found the yellow land was not very accurate nor matching with any real maps because none of them are yellow. But I also understand you may not have enough brown or beige pieces. That's just fine.

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16 minutes ago, J P said:

Wow! So well done!

I really like the way you designed and built each individual place, and the compass and title are great.

Constructive Criticism: Looking and the model as a map, I find the majority of the landmarks are in good positions by themselves, but as a whole and relative to each other, the landmarks are rather monospaced and may need to be placed in some places farther from other landmarks and in some places closer. Also, I found the yellow land was not very accurate nor matching with any real maps because none of them are yellow. But I also understand you may not have enough brown or beige pieces. That's just fine.

Thanks so much! and thanks for the criticism. You were right to assume that I didn't have enough pieces to build it light brown (I have like 30 light brown pieces) compared to my 1500+ yellow parts. The scaling was very tricky for this build because I didn't want to make it too big that is was awkward to carry/move, I also didn't want too much empty land space so the ratio was tricky and thinking back there are defiantly some changes I could make. I also had to make it big enough that I could fit all the structures that I wanted could fit without being too cluttered. Thank you so much for the detailed response and feedback. This will totally help me in my building :) Thanks, MovieMocs 

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Great map i like the iconic places you chose to represent just change the yellow to brown if you can but otherwise great work!

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On 9/4/2017 at 6:56 AM, Ancalagon the black said:

Great map i like the iconic places you chose to represent just change the yellow to brown if you can but otherwise great work!

Thanks so much! I don't have any brown parts (or anywhere close to enough) and I didn't wanna buy them. Maybe I'll rebuild it this winter and order some more parts :)

I love the idea and great work presenting each place. Agree with the yellow to brown issue but I understand completely.

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8 hours ago, ramar said:

 

I love the idea and great work presenting each place. Agree with the yellow to brown issue but I understand completely.

Thanks! I'm glad you understand my conundrum :) I'll probably re-do this moc before christmas with the updated coloring :)

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