Aw, it's cute. At first glance I could definitely tell it was a Mini Cooper, nice job. I agree with you, though, the back sticks out a bit too much. I don't know if it's possible or not, but if you can, try pulling that back plate in 1 stud.

Mjornir, add some green plates here and there to make the ground look more natural. It would be nice to add some flowers/grass, if you have that.

Mjornir, I'm loving how that looks! Maybe a few things in the foreground, foliage etc, to add more depth of field?

Old friends by canaanmay, on Flickr

A scene from my upcoming video.

Gandalf at Minas Tirith 1 by canaanmay, on Flickr

Here is a set

Again not a set, nor a prop--but merely an ordinary frame.

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I like the idea of the tan tiles thrown about, that looks quite nice. I'd try to avoid things like the one grey brick in the wall, though. I realized you did that in order to mount the torch, but a general rule of thumb is that if you can't build a set the way you want while maintaining and appropriate and (if your going for realistic) realistic color scheme, it's better to try something else.

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I like the little details you've got there The small things like the random pilings of the papers make it look like an actual shelf

I thought I'd share this phone booth because the roof doesn't appear in the short I built it for, and I really like the roof. (I saved it, in case I can use it in something else )

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