Traditional The city of Dornwich

[Wirza]

 Hello! This is a tour of my lego city as of August 3rd, 2016. This post is image heavy.

 

 

  

This is Oil. He lives In Dornwich. Oil will be your guide on this tour.

 



 

This is Oil's house. Stuff happens here.

 



 

This is the police station by Oil's house. We aren't allowed in here.

 



 

To the left of the police station is this castle. No one knows how it got there.

 



 

This is a parking lot. Just a parking lot.

 



 

The park. Nothing special.

 



 

In the bottom right hand corner is a space landing pad.

 



 

Isn't it a great idea to pose in the middle of a highway?

 



 

Gas station!

 



 

Overhead view of the landing pad.

 



 

Highway To the Danger zone! 

 



 

Gas station from above

 



 

Overhead of the park

 



 

Oil's back yard

 



 

Police station garage

 

 

 

Crime lab

 



 

Gas station inside

 



 

Back of the park

 



 

And finally, some of my favorite minifigures. From the left we have Mark, Oil, And Tee vee.

 

The table is made of ply-board painted dark grey. The Road lines are made of pin-striping tape, applied by me. (that's why they aren't very straight!) I hope you've enjoyed the tour, please leave constructive criticism below.

[Wirza]

I've been thinking for a while: how can I improve my city? After a while of consideration, I realized that if some sort of disaster happened, my minifigures would be wiped out. I needed a new city. By the time I have written this, Dornwich will be nothing but a loose collection of abandoned buildings and outlines of previous roads. But before I do that, I wanted to document the city in it's current state. A lot has changed in the more than three Months since I last had shown my city to RRU. The city grew . I grew. I got a better  camera. And  I just want to have a little something to remember this little layout that jump started my fascination in city planning and world building. I hope you enjoy!

 

http://iob.imgur.com/uYGg/oRIMETJKyy

 

I'll let you interprate these images for yourself.