| Here
is the back part of the station, I moved it over here to have more room.
It is a nice shot of the overall, you can see the wood which transported
it. |
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| Here
is a close up of the side here, you can see the walkway and the platform
entrances. |
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| Here
is a shot of the roof which was redesigned. You can see the red strip in
the middle, which was part of the redesign. I am not sure now if I
finished the interior in this shot or not. Half of it is, the control
part of the station. |
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| Here
is the entrance side of the station. I thought it would be neat to have
the LEGO train symbol as an welcoming mark when you entered the station.
You can also see the pattern for the floor, the chairs, some of the
phones, ATM machine, and the stairs leading up to the monorail platform.
You can see I moved the door to accommodate two staircases up, one off
loading, one up loading. The Arch at the bottom was for decoration as
you entered the platforms. |
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| Imperial
troops have entered the station, Imperial troops have entered the
station! Here is a good shot of the station at minifig eye level, you
can see on the left the staircase leading to platform #2 and the stairs
going up to the monorail. You can also see a strip of green where tiles
are supposed to be, I was awaiting a Bricklink order to complete the
floor. |
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| Here
is the other side, where the entrance to the offices are, and the other
staircase leading up to the #2 platform. You can see the stairs going up
to meet the platforms as well. |
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| Here
is a shot of the entrance, you can see the ticket booths on the right
hallway, and the doors leading to the outside. The monorail is in
position there, and the two staircases as well. I did not tile the
entrance, I don't know why. |
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| There
is the monorail platform, I am not too happy with it, but for the show
it was fine. |
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| Here
is the other side of the monorail station platform, on top of the office
area. |
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| Here
is a construction shot of the canopy, you can see the arches coming off
the front, as well as the glass on top. I was just starting the other
side of the road in this shot. |
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| Here
is another shot of it, you can see some of the columns and so forth. You
can see the angled glass on the front, I used hinges to get this, and I
used slopes on either side to blend it. I used a plate layer to rest
the angled part on the canopy. |
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| You
can see the columns, not very stable. For the show it was fine, but
transporting it became another matter.. |
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| Here
is a arch that Tony started, we used it hold up the roof in the second
version here. I was not too thrilled with the color scheme of the
arches. |
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| Here
is my messy building style, I should clean up after each session, but I
don't. I need to get that done better. This shot you can see the slopes,
and the completed side. I still needed to get the other side done, which
included a covered area for people to wait for pickup. You can see my
Minidiscs here, I was listening to my Minidisc Best of the Best listing,
especially when Lynn is sleeping in the morning. |
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| Here
is the close-up shot again of the completed area. |
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