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Very impressive! I love how you've captured the topography there. However,
the scale is soo small that it's tough to build buildings with. I think I
prefer your scale in the Ostia MOC. Good luck with these endeavours!
Eric DeGiuli
"Erik Olson" <erik@olson.pair.com> wrote in message
news:Hy6Aut.BA9@lugnet.com...
> Hi,
>
> I've been building a lot of ancient theme stuff in micro-fig scale. I'm • planning
> on bringing some to Brickfest.
>
> Micro-fig scale is fun because you get something built quickly. I am • currently
> working at scaling up one micro MOC. The finished micro version is 16x16, • the
> minifig version is 64x72.
>
> Also, I started below "Micro" with "Nano" scale where my micro-MOCs are • just 2x2
> bricks. This was to focus on land masses. I use 1x1 round bricks for trees
> there.
>
> Take a look at Roma: (nano scale)
>
> http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?i=740948
>
> Some older micro-stuff in the enclosing folder are Ostia and • Micro-Fortuna.
>
> It's amusing that BrickShelf receives Google ads from Royal Athena when • you open
> the folder. That's one of my favorite businesses.
>
> -Erik
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