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it still needs something for the landing pad.
fond memory from six years ago, a project that was planned using paper with “1x plates on side” grid
I went to an art museum and I saw a lenticular, a Robert Indiana sculpture and a Monet. I could have just gone to the LEGO store. Well, at least they had a Picasso.
@tfdesigns, sometimes graphic designers feel obligated to mess with people’s minds.
Currently working on the winter display for Allison Park B&M. The only place that I had enough room left to flesh out a display that is 5 feet wide and 9 feet long is the garage floor. 😜 The gray and green baseplates are placeholders for buildings that I preferred not to move.
I’m looking forward to seeing it completed also. Your garage must be way cleaner than mine.
That looks really nice! Looking forward to seeing it completed.
Thanks Tim, it still needs lot of trees and probably hard to reach people. 🙂 Also I will add the full track, Christmas train, a 9V speed controller/power supply and hopefully a mechanism that energizes the train “on demand.”
I had some more ambitious ideas, but since its my first winter village run at B&M, I am trying to keep it basic. Perhaps next year we can include your Santa HQ with the Heinz factory motif.
I’m looking forward to seeing it completed also. Your garage must be way cleaner than mine.
Yes, the display should be up and running well before the Dec 5th Q4 meeting at the store. As for cleanliness, I put a clean tarp down first, the setup was only complete for a few days and I flipped empty baseplates upside down so that they would not collect dust. Everything is back in boxes now. 📦
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