Lego forest diorama

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Pun: The legendary King Arthur is here to pull the lever! This is an entry to the lever/antenna piece that I used once in this entry.

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https://flic.kr/p/FXnCnM | Takodana Forest | For a small Star Wars exhibition in the local Legoland Discovery Center I build this diorama. While building a scene from the new Star Wars movie, I wanted to build something green with plants as well. So there wasn't that much choice. :D Obviously I failed my Thursday challenge. What a shame, but that was just a matter of time. I hope to keep a least the main intention of this idea in mind: to be more active and build more often.

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Third step: once all the modules are placed it is time to add all the trees, minifgs, grass, plants, buidings and other elements you want to include in the diorama.

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Week 5 of Rogue Olympics - Building with less then 101 pieces! The theme was "Wild" for this week. For my build I made a Gnome wandering through the forest, making friends with the animals :) The build uses 100 pieces in total .

The Hobbit, different scenes in one MOC, contains all 13 dwarfs, Legolas, Tauriel, 4 Elf-warriors, 3 times Bilbo Baggins, 3 Mirkwood Spiders

Deep in the forests of southern Mitgardia, tribal hunters live much the same way as their ancestors hundreds of years before. Small huts serve as shelter and storage for hunting parties, who search the thick forest for boar and other game. Large olive tree in the foreground uses this design by Thorsten Bonsch. The other tree design is a slightly modified version of this design by Carter Witz. This started as table scrap playing with element 2623 - Boat, Bow Top 8 x 10 x 1 as a building frame…

Plunge into a mysterious and peaceful Celtic forest and meet two druids living in these woods.Here, between impressive and ancient standing stones, ...

Made for the 6th/7th day of VignWeek 2021 (A RebelLUG hosted contest.) The category was 'Mixed Themes'. I mixed Forestmen with Prince of Persia

LEGO-based artist, author, and curator Mike Doyle (previously here and here) has collected another impressive set of LEGO masterpieces in his lastest book Beautiful LEGO: Wild! by No Starch Press, a book that explores natural wonders from undersea landscapes to a family of sea otters produced from over 3,500 LEGO pieces. Unlike Doyle’s last book which featured sculptures depicting sci-fi horrors and ghoulish nightmares, this book collects the works of several dozen artists who capture…

A little diorama depicting the succession of a burned down forest. My entry for the third round of Iron Forge, this time requiring us to use minifigure stud shooters as the seed part.

So this might be one of my last few builds for the next months, My wife is on the end of her pregnancy so life is really knocking on the door. I have been sick this week, so as the saying goes in Holland "for every disadvantage there is an advantage." I actually had time to tear a few mocs apart and build a new one. So that's lucky. As for the tree, I partially used Ralf's technique, but I made the construction inside more sturdy as it was way too fragile to let the tree stay up. So here is…

We didn't know there was this much green in the whole galaxy until we saw this outstanding landscape by Emil Lidé!

When it comes to building trees, there are endless possibilities for designs and themes. Here are 5 Lego MOC tree ideas to inspire your next build: 1)A Giant Oak Tree Create a towering oak tree with realistic branches and leaves using a combination of green and brown bricks. You could even add a treehouse or a rope bri