I made this a few months ago, and here it is. It's sort of a vignette, but to satisfy those who like the specific dimensions, it's a "vignette-like" creation.
My sister gave me the idea for this, after the awesome frog was discovered Castle of Morcia (the best part, by the way). I enjoyed making the tree the most. It's my first attempt at a brick-built tree, and it turned out pretty well.
I have more pictures on my website, http://hollingsworths.us/Jonathan/Lego% ... 20Page.htm (if that link doesn't work, tell me)
Be watching for my castle, which I'll put up once I get pictures taken.
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Hey Jonathan,
The image link you gave was broken (it gave a "no authorization" error), so I edited it out of your message.
Edit - Okay, I figured out how to link the pic, so I edited it back into your message.
On the scene, very cute. If I were to critique something it would be that it's a little too green - green fig, green frog, green grass, green plants - so the frog gets a little lost against the background. If you had the fig on gray rocks or something at the water's edge it might sett off the frog more clearly.
Bruce
The image link you gave was broken (it gave a "no authorization" error), so I edited it out of your message.
Edit - Okay, I figured out how to link the pic, so I edited it back into your message.
On the scene, very cute. If I were to critique something it would be that it's a little too green - green fig, green frog, green grass, green plants - so the frog gets a little lost against the background. If you had the fig on gray rocks or something at the water's edge it might sett off the frog more clearly.
Bruce
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Yes.... rocks would be good. Not too many, just a few. I do like the river edge though that's a very nicely built area.
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I love this display! It looks very nice and cool - and it has the frog, also my favorite piece. You did a nice job using the pieces to create a realistic display - I don't feel it has too much green, but maybe that's because it is my favorite color.
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