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I have always loved military meeting scenes, especially briefing ones.
My Moc represents the scene of a meeting between the sovereign and his admirals.
I have always loved these scenes where you can enhance the details and colors.
In carrying out the construction I was inspired by numerous film scenes or the many pages of books that told about this.
The moc extends over a width of 38 studs by 18 studs.
There are no difficult or particular techniques but I thought I'd recreate as many details as possible starting with the double sliding door.
The others most representative things are:
- the two paintings on the walls (printed Lego tiles);
- the sand blue floor with white inlays;
- a 17th century world map;
- and the furniture.
In the two corners there are a bust and a sextant.
The 8 columns are surmounted by lion heads.
The scarlet red curtain, the window and the small bottle with Ship on the fireplace complete the scene.
In a subtle way I think that this set should become an official set because as well as being fun to assemble it can be a set to display as a piece of furniture or to play with.
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BankerBrick
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