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Beautiful Lake MOC with Forced Perspective

This beautiful MOC with a great use of forced perspective was recently shared by LEGO fan and flick.com user jesse van den Oetelaar a.k.a. Mr_ReaperGod in his photostream. The creation is called "Lake Mareotis, Alexandria" and its full of great architectural deails and vegetation. My favourite part of course is the microscale city and ship in the backround used to create the forced perspective. Be sure to check out the builders photostream for more great MOC's.
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Magic of Forced Perspective in LEGO Creations


Forced perspective is a very clever and amazing method to create scenes that look much bigger than they actually are. Check out the creations shared by LEGO Fan Stormbringer in Flickr and MOCpages. He created a battle scene in his creation; "Seven Nation Army". Creating a forced perspective scene could be harder than you think. Check out this photo how the scene above is created:


According to the creator, the MOC is a total 128 studs long and was divided into four seperate elevated sections for each foreshortened scene. If you look closely to the pieces in the backround you will realise that those are tiny bits of black and gray pieces, making it look like there are thousands of soldiers are fighting. 


Another beautiful MOC from the sama builder is named "Dragon Raid" which introduce mico scale castle and dragons flying in the backround as if they are in far distance.
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