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Landscapes - a future replacement for Architecture

The architecture line is pretty impressive, but I'm consistently impressed with a variety of landscapes done in community MOC's.  How can we get that kind of detail in an officially released set from TLG.  A new line, Landscapes.

Iconic mountains, arches, canyons, mesas, buttes, valleys, etc!

So search sucks, has there ever been a concept like this tossed around in the past?
catwrangler

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  • MattsWhatMattsWhat Member Posts: 1,643
    Choose a mountain (the Matterhorn gets my vote) and submit it to ideas.  If it takes off it'll start a theme (like minecraft and ghostbusters).
    Although, to be honest, I can't see how this works in quite the same way, how many people know what a butte or a mesa is, let alone recognise one from a small scale model?
    catwranglerSi_UKNZ
  • BumblepantsBumblepants Member Posts: 7,539
    might make an interesting Ideas project. Would probably really struggle to get votes though.
  • dougtsdougts Member Posts: 4,110
    have some examples to link to of what you are referring to?
  • brumeybrumey Member Posts: 1,002
    modular landscape sets for displays to properly display all those lego creature/villains/whatever...
    ponds, brickbuilt trees, rock formations, 32x32 baseplate, winter summer autumn spring edition, 
    themewise there could be:
    desert, swamp, alpine, coastal, wood, steppe, underwater, grasslands ...
  • Bosstone100Bosstone100 Member Posts: 1,431
    If anything, it would end up being a MOC parts pack. Might sell out quick though. 
  • DedgeckoDedgecko Member Posts: 798
    The Matterhorn was my first thought as well.

    Other examples, mostly from USA southwest:
    Devil's Tower, Wyoming
    Double Arches from Arches National Parks or Messa Arch from Canyonlands Utah
    Monument Valley, Arizona 
    El Capitan and Half-Dome in Yosemite Park
    Haystack Rock on Canon Beach, Oregon

    Tianzi Mountains, China

    It's mostly geological formations that interest me.

    brumeycatwrangler
  • PaperballparkPaperballpark Member Posts: 4,260
    Gee, I always wanted a LEGO 'Tundra Landscape' set. :/
    brumey
  • ecmo47ecmo47 Member Posts: 2,101
    I don't see a Lego rendition of the Matterhorn being very interesting but nature inspired vignettes always catch my eye like these examples:

    http://www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=119478

    http://www.ebay.com/itm/Lego-Bonsai-American-Sequoia-Redwood-Instructions-Only-Modular-Custom-Pot-Tree-/301857452465?hash=item46481b31b1:g:AD0AAOSwyQtVk3BP 
  • MattsWhatMattsWhat Member Posts: 1,643
    Gee, I always wanted a LEGO 'Tundra Landscape' set. :/
    They do this already, although it is a very small scale:


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  • brumeybrumey Member Posts: 1,002
    there we go  :)

    a "deep in space" theme
    with various spaced out themes based on fictional planets
    a mushroom planet
    a volcano planet
    ...
    catwranglerkiki180703matticus_bricks
  • matticus_bricksmatticus_bricks Member Posts: 651
    brumey said:
    there we go  :)

    a "deep in space" theme
    with various spaced out themes based on fictional planets
    a mushroom planet
    a volcano planet
    ...
    A planet where all the residents are hot dog people.
    An ice cream planet. 
    A planet where all the trees grow sausages and Jar Jars. 
  • FauchFauch Member Posts: 2,662
    a planet where residents are babies jar jar in hot dog costumes riding wheelchair and eating hot dogs. and trees grow rails like a rollercoaster.
    brumeymatticus_brickskiki180703
  • brumeybrumey Member Posts: 1,002
    edited January 2016
    ... a pink rollercoaster. ice cream planet could be the thing. 

    thinking of cloud cuckoo land now ....
  • brumeybrumey Member Posts: 1,002
    edited January 2016
    there we go:
    every biome from lego worlds = 1 set

     

    Spring Forest- forest with pink trees and lightly colored grounds. You can find Japanese towers in these! 

     

    Summer Forest-more deeper green grounds, and green, small tree forest.

     

    Fall/Autumn Forest-forest with the brown and orange colored small trees.

     

    Winter Forest-forest with white leaved trees and snow on the ground 

     

    Pine Forest-forest with A LOT of mushroom models and those big tall pine/evergreen trees.

     

    Spooky Forest-Tall leaf-less trees with curly branches. Filled with spooky themed models, also have pale green grass.

     

    Jungle-Forest with LARGE trees, lush green grass and all those weird plant models.

     

    Swamp- Small trees that have a lot of roots, brown ground, slightly hilly, and green water.

     

    Mushroom Biome- Has giant, colorful mushrooms, grass stocks, and rocks. 

     

    Crystal Biome- Dark gray ground with glowing little gems and sometimes giant glowing gems of different shapes. Typically full of small mountains.

     

    Canyon Biome- Dusty brown ground, lots of rock shapes. Filled with Bones and Catus models.

     

    Desert- Somewhat hilly, sand covered biome filled with palm tree models, pyramids, and spinxs.

     

    Plains Biome- Large, Treeless grassy landscape with sometimes a barn, and filled with farm models.

     

    Candy Biome- Pink and brown ground, filled with giant pies, cakes, lolipops, and other sweet treats. Pink water.

     

    Artic Biome- Slightly hilly, white ground, filled with Orange models and Icy structures. Sometimes has an iglu or two.

     

    Mountain Biome- Giant grey mountains with snow covered peeks.

     

    Lava/Volcano Biome- Black ground, lots and lots of lava, and volcanos.

    catwranglerkiki180703Dedgecko
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