Re: Sets and Props Critique Thread
^ Yeah, they made some in the ninjago sets too 
I need a new name! HELP
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^ Yeah, they made some in the ninjago sets too
Oh... I always called them the flat brick with the stud in the middle.. 
That's one big window, and it's a bit high up for minifigs. The rest looks good though!
Here's a robot I made for an upcoming brickfilm.
That's one big window, and it's a bit high up for minifigs. The rest looks good though!
You also might want to give this a window frame, to emphasize the ... well... errm..."windowness" of it...
You use that smily almost in every post you make. 
Nice set, Funtastic. I think it's good to see some "not super detailed" sets again 
Yes, yes I do! xD
-FBS
Here's another set from I Am The Darkness.
The Gotham Museum of History Medieval Wing
This is for a huge fight scene between the Penguin (picture), and some thugs from 'Vango' against Batman. I thought it would be nice to have a Medieval museum, since it's nice and Gothic, perfect for Gotham.
Oh 
I love that set! That film is going to be amazing! I cant wait!
-FBS
Wow. Love the Trans-Blue/Red (stained glass?) windows. My only critique is moving the table with the jewel a little bit closer to the door. :-)
Edit: Isn't it I am the Night?
I just found out you have two movies in production.
Last edited by Mighty Wanderer (September 28, 2011 (09:28am))
Looks awesome, AN. The stain glass windows are fantastic.
stained glass?
Indeed. Wish I could have fit some actual images in there, but without the right bricks, I just placed them in somewhat randomly to get some cool colours.
My only critique is moving the table with the jewel a little bit closer to the door. :-)
How far would you say? (in studs) I don't want it too far, as I like to have a lot of open space. Works well for fighting.
Only 3-5 studs. In a real museum it would be in the very middle of the room, but you need to have space for fighting.
In a real museum it would be in the very middle of the room...
That's not always true.
Mmm... well, theoretically, it is the most valuable thing in the room, being as it is the only thing which the Penguin is trying to steal, and it's position makes it look very special, which would cause a lot of people to crowd around it during the day, making a centralized position be more optimal, as there would be more room for people between it and the wall. However, I do quite like the fact that it's close to it, as the stained glass, armor, and statue which support it very nicely, and my camera has an extremely low depth range, so I think I'll keep it there.
... and my camera has an extremely low depth range, so I think I'll keep it there.
Depth range is determined by aperture. You have à DSLR, so set your aperture to a high value, say 22, instead of a low value like 5.6.
Experiment a little and you'll find out!
This is my model of the 1941 Plymouth Coupe Convertible (there are many styles of the coupe, so this is the one I took aim at.) I think it came out nicely.
All criticism is appreciated as long as it helps me (a.k.a, don't tell me it sucks, that is stupid and not helpful in the slightest way)
that looks really nice! just a suggestion, you should put slant pieces on the side instead of square blocks, i think it might look a little nicer. i like the minifig BTW,
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