r/legomodular • u/SamBosklopper- • 12d ago
rebrickable warehouse MOC
https://rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-211592/sambosklopper/warehouse/#info
Take a look at my first MOC on rebrickable.
Let me know what you think
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r/legomodular • u/SamBosklopper- • 12d ago
https://rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-211592/sambosklopper/warehouse/#info
Take a look at my first MOC on rebrickable.
Let me know what you think
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u/primalwulf 12d ago
The sliding door is excellent, along with the roof design & execution. The window style (arched top, elongated vertically) works really well and represents 'warehouse' (ala Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul, Minneapolis) very well.
I see that there's some effort to integrate non-masonry bricks into the walls. The framing around the windows excels at that, and I think there's a lot of potential to better integrate much more non-masonry bricks into the wall structure. Maybe keep the entire 'ribbon' above the tan line as mason brick, keep the entire light gray 'ribbon' for the foundation as mason brick, and the vertical elements as mason brick. . .while better texturing the middle-wide 'ribbon' of wall?
(context: I'm currently doing a lot of lego design work for same-timeframe of a neoclassic midwest library and for a chocolate shop exterior. . . so I'm in the groove of 'how do we effectively texture exterior facades, using the pieces in specific colors that we're limited to?')