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Building the Bag End Hobbit set
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Wed, 5 Sep 2012 13:27:47 GMT
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The House of Hobbit Bilbo
Since the pictures hit the internet I’ve been working on building this model for
myself.
I’m still looking for parts that match the colours of the preliminary LEGO set,
and as you can see, I’ve come up with a red/tan solution, mostly because these
colours I did have abundently. Since I have only a few Dwarfs at my disposition,
I made them as inhabitants of the building. Soon I discovered that there are a
lot of new elements used in this new set. For instance: Slope 75 2 x 1 x 3,
(4460 a or b) Green Plate, Round Corner 6 x 6, (6003) Green
Vehicle, Mudguard 1 1/2 x 6 x 1 with Arch (62361), Reddish Brown
Brick, Round Corner 4 x 4 Macaroni Wide with 3 Studs (48092), Medium Dark Flesh
Tile 1 x 2 with Groove, Medium Dark Flesh.
The green round plate (8x8) used as door will probably have a print, or a
sticker, as do have a few of the tiles used in the fence and the garden-bench.
But most interesting of all, there is at least one complete new element:
Plate, Round, 4 x 4, with a hole 2 x 2, Medium Dark Flesh.
These are used for the smaller windows beside the entrance and for the windows
on the sides of the green hill. Until now these round elements could only be
made with the use of the macaroni bricks (85080). They do have the same shape if
you build four together in a circle, but they need a few pieces to connect them
properly.
So, thats where I started from, and there I had to solve the puzzle with these
existing bricks. I like the result, although the official set will be neater,
because of the thinner walls’...
Another challenge was the bigger window, build with 4 pieces of Black Turntable
2 x 2 Plate, Base. In the new set they are attached to each other most likely
using another new piece: a Trans-Clear Plate, Round 4 x 4 with Hole. I’ve come
up with another solution in connecting the four turntables, making this window
into one of my favorite stained glass pieces.
And finally, I notices that the roof should be removable: in this way you can
easily reach into the building, and you get an additional playground for your
minifigs.
Please let me know, what you think.
Daan Bargerbos, The Flying Dutchman
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