[MOC] the wonderful world of upper floor modular walls

[TranscendingBrick]

Hello, this is my first topic and I would like to share the most recent project of mine: building upper floor street facing walls of modular buildings. With each build, I experiment with a technique for wall building and see how it turns out, allowing me to practice modular type building skills and plan our future builds. The first wall is the one that was pictured in my introduction. My main goal was to build a wall using jumper plates with groves stacked on top of each other and slightly off set by the jumper stud and see how it would turn out in replicating bricks.

The second wall I built to try to get a sturdy wall that incorporates upside down, sideways, and right side up building and can be incorperated into a large modular.

Edited September 5, 2016 by TranscendingBrick

[Vorkosigan]

I like your window fan and brick effect. But you need to use an image hosting site like imgur, the attach feature is not meant for embedding images in posts (just for your avatar).

[TranscendingBrick]

Ok I'm going to transfer the pictures over to an image hosting site and repost them.

Edit: done posted to imgur and embedded. Thanks for the info

Edited September 5, 2016 by TranscendingBrick

[Littleworlds]

Hello and Welcome! Your facades look amazing. Very lifelike and detailed. Brilliant work!

[TranscendingBrick]

The rest of the bunch:

Modular building upper floor 3 by Transcending Brick, on Flickr

I made this one in order to simulate an older NYC building.

Modular building upper floor 4 by Transcending Brick, on Flickr

This one was created to plan out lego nyc backround modulars.

Modular building upper floor 5 by Transcending Brick, on Flickr

The final one was actually the first one I built and I built it to prove this style of fasade building worked so it is sub par to the others.

[Lordofdragonss]

Those look VERY nice! I also love to do such wallbuilding. It's very relaxing, even if I destroy it a few minutes after I make them!