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- I would have preferred to completely cover the baseplate with white but well.. I need to top up the kids Lego bricks first lol
all I did was convert it to an embroidery pattern and make that in Lego.
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The only main difference is scale as the Demon is only a little smaller than a large baseplate so you'd need several to do say Denmark (and a gazillion bricks lol)
I cannot even fathom the logistics that went into this...
Joking aside, this is cute. If I'm understanding you right, it wouldn't have worked all that well the way you originally planned to do it. Single-stud LEGO bricks are noticeably taller than they are wide, so it would have come out elongated and off-model.
Is that a Technic vehicle base I see near the upper right-hand corner? (This is just me establishing my cred.)
It was looking ok actually - I just didn't have enough bricks lol
Yes it probably is - I was getting pretty desperate for black bits at one point lol