Very nice!

Have you ever considered adding any texture to the beige baseplate under the jeep/tracks? Like a puddle with a big muddy trex print?

1 hour ago, gregpj said:

Very nice!

Have you ever considered adding any texture to the beige baseplate under the jeep/tracks? Like a puddle with a big muddy trex print?

I did/do want to detail the road a bit more in someway, and this does sound pretty cool! But not sure there's enough room to do it right.

I may just greeble it with some 1x1 round studs/plates to give it a more gravel-like look. Going by the source material though; this road is pretty darn plain.

56 minutes ago, Sandwraithx157 said:

I did/do want to detail the road a bit more in someway, and this does sound pretty cool! But not sure there's enough room to do it right.

I may just greeble it with some 1x1 round studs/plates to give it a more gravel-like look. Going by the source material though; this road is pretty darn plain.

And maybe some weeds/grass at the edge of the fence? Haven't seen the movie in a bazillion years, but unlikely someone went by that edge everyday with a weedwhacker

6 minutes ago, Phil B said:

And maybe some weeds/grass at the edge of the fence? Haven't seen the movie in a bazillion years, but unlikely someone went by that edge everyday with a weedwhacker

Heh, with the whole "spare no expense" philosophy; i wouldn't be surprised if they did hire weed-wackers to do just that! 

Looks excellent, great display piece!

I wish Lego would have made something like this, it displays much better than their recent efforts in the JW range.

Well done man.

This is outstanding. Thanks for sharing.

13 hours ago, Sandwraithx157 said:

Annnddd all done!

Nice work man, I like it a lot.

@Sandwraithx157:

Why did you use the poor goat in your MOC? I'm not very positive it's safe there.

And you surely know how ridiculously expensive goats are compared to other animals.

7 minutes ago, Brian Briggs said:

@Sandwraithx157:

Why did you use the poor goat in your MOC? I'm not very positive it's safe there.

And you surely know how ridiculously expensive goats are compared to other animals.

I just had to go with the accurate animal! Couple friends/family saw my progress and the first thing they would ask is: "Are you going to included a goat!?" lol.

Plus the LEGO goat matches the on-screen goat so well 

4 minutes ago, Sandwraithx157 said:

I just had to go with the accurate animal! Couple friends/family saw my progress and the first thing they would ask is: "Are you going to included a goat!?" lol.

Plus the LEGO goat matches the on-screen goat so well 

I'd prefer a Friends minidoll in its place but I totally comprehend your reasoning.

Hi Sandwraith! I tried to message you, but I guess I'm too new and am not allowed to send messages. I absolutely love your build! Amazingly well done.

I'd like to make a paddock fence myself, and am not sure where to start. I saw you linked a Lego Digital Designer file in the beginning. Unfortunately I wasn't able to open it. You don't have the file in Studio by any chance, do you? (Apologies if the terms are wrong, I learned about Lego Digital Designer and Studio just so I could ask you this question.) Any insights would be GREATLY appreciated! Thanks again for posting the pics and descriptions - really incredible job!