Hello everyone,

So I haven't been active for the last 6 months, mainly because I've been working on this. For my first Large Scale Diorama, I decided to build Scarif from Rogue One. My goal was to make it as movie accurate as possible while still adding in a little fun so I hope I succeed. This MOC is built on 4, 48x48 base plates (2x2) making it 3x3 feet. I started this project in January, unable to see the end, yet here I am. Most of the parts were bought off of Bricklink and Brickowl and cost about $900 in total. I don't have an exact piece count but there are 5600 trans-blue round studs and probably just over 12,000 parts in total. I have spent 6 months building this so I would love some feedback, comments and what to improve for my next big build. Thanks so much,

MovieMocs   

If you're looking for more pictures, here's the Flickr Album: https://www.flickr.com/photos/152950154@N05/albums/72157699670821685

 

    

    

Edited July 31, 20186 yr by MovieMocs

Really good build! Captures the diorama of scarif perfectly 

Perhaps include another shot on the back of the build? (the base where the stormtroopers come out from)

Edited July 31, 20186 yr by JarJarBonks

looks really good nice work

Looks really good, but deserve more pictures  - Would like to see more of the base in the background .... 

This is sick. Has anyone tried using the nougat colour for the AT ACT side panels? Orange seems a bit too bright

9 hours ago, JarJarBonks said:

Really good build! Captures the diorama of scarif perfectly 

Perhaps include another shot on the back of the build? (the base where the stormtroopers come out from)

Thanks man! I just posted more pics, as well as the Flickr Album.

8 hours ago, Fonne said:

Looks really good, but deserve more pictures  - Would like to see more of the base in the background .... 

I just added some more pics and I'll be sure to take some background shots this week.

8 hours ago, LEGODrongo01 said:

This is sick. Has anyone tried using the nougat colour for the AT ACT side panels? Orange seems a bit too bright

hmm...I don't know...I haven't seen it done but I might try that out in the future. The color is a bit more expensive but there's not much of it so maybe :)

Edited July 31, 20186 yr by MovieMocs

The more one looks at it...the forcefully ejected U-wing pilot and the smoke coming from the engine. Nice little touches, love this piece of art.

9 minutes ago, m4st3rt3ch said:

The more one looks at it...the forcefully ejected U-wing pilot and the smoke coming from the engine. Nice little touches, love this piece of art.

Thanks man! It's nice to see that someone noticed all the little details I tried to add in :) I also added the shattered windshield on the u-wing if you look closely. It was actually my friend who stated this after I put a actual Lego trans-cockpit piece on the U-wing, my friend said "Wait...if it crashed this hard would the glass really still be intact?" I'm like..."Woah..."

Thanks again :)

Also, Just wanted to give a shout out to my 2 friends Franklin and Brodey for giving me a huge hand on this MOC. They also lent me some of their figs and base plates so thanks guys!

It looks great!

On 8/12/2018 at 11:13 AM, sp110770 said:

It looks great!

 

Thanks man. Means a lot :)

This is an amazing build. I love a the little details. The splashes of water where the shadow troopers are walking are pretty fresh :) I also love the U-wing pilot in distress. All around solid MOC m8.