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When you look at this cute corner shop with a cherry tree in full blossom by JakobKaiserMOCs the attention to detail stands out, from the scattering of pink flower elements as fallen blossoms to the balcony on the second floor with a small bird perched on the railing. I think my favorite detail is the roof pattern, made using baseplates from the Dungeons and Dragons collectible minifigure series. Jakob built this model live on camera, which you can go back and watch to learn about the techniques or find zen. The post Calming tea to go from this adorable shop appeared first on The Brothers Brick. Original linkOriginal author: Daniel
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It’s Friday, which means it’s time for another roundup of notable MOCs and must-see stories from the LEGO community courtesy of our friend ABrickDreamer. This week’s biggest trend is thinking small – amazing microscale builds connected to the Marchitecture competition, and the first rounds of the Rogue Olympics with its strict 101 piece count. Also featured are some fabulous brick-built food, BrickLink Designer Program series 7 analysis, and a deep dive into the tricky new suspension mount element in the latest wave of F1 cars. The post This Week in LEGO Bricks – March miniature madness [Feature] appeared first on The Brothers Brick. Original linkOriginal author: Jake Forbes
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