The walls are removable (if you click on the picture, there are some others that show the set from a different angle).

With the chairs, I am using a small 1x1 flat round piece stuck between four studs so that the chair can turn and spin. Is there a better way to do this, that will hold it more level?

Hrm.. Sorry, But he's not really new, at all.
He just haven't been around, as much as the other People, around here.

I Think the picture is very fine, I know it's a dorm room, But it's a little.. Small...
Just place a door or something, for making it look a little bigger.
Also, these 'Square' Building seems very popular at the moment.
Using the 'Trampetz' Form, as some other Brickfilmers, would make the room, Even better!
-Jack.

Register date doesn't matter. It all depends on amount of posts.

Dorm rooms ARE small. Tiny, actually. It looks good to me.

I would add two things furniture-wise: a reading lamp or two (perhaps on the nightstand and computer table), and any sort of trash can is notably absent. I might also add a few things to set this particular room apart as a dorm room as opposed to any other small apartment... perhaps some movie posters on the walls, textbooks on the tables, empty... um... beverage containers lying around, and in general a bit more mess. College students are not neat people.

Well, I didn't exactly know that you weren't new, becuase it said new member, and I was never on BrickFilms.com.

I personally like that shot very much. The camera quality is very clear and clean, and the set looks pretty good. The lighting is great too.
What camera are you using, by the way? It looks sort of like Logitech QuickCam Pro 9000...

-JK

It look's quite realistic, But I do see one thing I can critique on:
The hands.
If you look, They're not placed, as a regular hand position.
-Jackie.

Love the ping-pong table design, but to me it seems too thin. I'd make it six studs wide. Perfect width for a beer pong table, though.

Anyway, I think the room as a whole is a little too empty... there's just nothing to do down there. At the very least, I'd add some chairs (nothing complicated, just a few of the lego seats would be fine), maybe a mini-fridge, and maybe a crappy old CRT television. (Maybe put the TV on top of the fridge--nothing like good old college laziness-induced ingenuity.)

If you don't have time to change anything, it's certainly good enough. I definitely like what you've done; I just think that it would benefit from a few more small details if you have time.

@Noodle: I wasn't sure what to put in the basement, so I'll take some of your suggestions.

@Stoppedmotion: They're called paddles, actually. For the pieces, I was torn between those and frying pans.

EDIT: Here's some junk:

I added a snowboard, box of pizza, soda can, stereo, wooden chest, couch, and a TV. What do you think? Click on the picture for more detailed photos.

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