Hello all!
Just coming back to Lego as a hobby for the first time since I was a kid, and decided I really wanted to go in depth with it this time.
I'm disabled due to epilepsy, so I don't have much income. Since my hobbies aren't something I "need", the only money I allow myself to spend on them is the little I earn from doing computer repair for local people in my home town. As a result, I thought to myself, build models in LDD or Stud.io and then just buy the individual bricks that I absolutely need, instead of piecing together bricks from various sets.
Well...the first model I built(coming in at 6159 pieces) is still WAY beyond what I could ever afford, haha...so I guess it will have to forever stay in the digital world.
Regardless, I felt like showing a screen capture of what the model looked like. I think my next model will have to be planned out to be a little more modest on needed pieces, lol.
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Anywho...thoughts? Good, bad, or "meh" for my first try at a legitimate model of my own creation? Thanks in advance. =)
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I have a few ideas for my next model, but I'm having trouble getting ideas that I "might" be able to afford to actually build in real life, hah.
Right now, I think the next project I'm going to work on is a rendition of the dragon eggs from "Game of Thrones". Already made the eggs, now I just need to work on the box. I'm trying to work on a more modest scale, so the eggs look a little more blocky than I'd like. =(
http://bricksetforum.com/discussion/14663/the-brickset-builders-guild-share-your-mocs-here#latest