Este magnífico trabalho do utilizador do LEGO Ideas Lafornia, de apenas 16 anos tem angariado bastantes apoiantes em pouquíssimos dias. Tudo neste moc está perfeito, desde as técnicas usadas, cores, proporções, tudo.
Esperamos mesmo que consiga chegar aos 10000 votos e se torne num set oficial. Podem ver mais fotos do moc aqui, e já agora aproveitem para votar no mesmo.
Fica aqui a descrição do mesmo pelo próprio autor:
Story of "Temple of Hermit"
Once upon a time, There was one samurai who was old and never wanna die. One day he resigned as a samurai and decided to turn hermit to get a immortal life. He went to the sacred temple from ancient times. There were young woman master and her disciple who was orphan. To be a hermit, he needed to let go all of his property and abstain from drinking, however he could not do that. Instead he hid them all around of the temple...
Description of "Temple of Hermit"
The real japanese five-storied pagoda has five stories inside and outside and has its meaning of each floors, Earth, Fire, Water, Wind, Sky, from the 1st floor.
This 'Temple of Hermit' has two buildings, pagoda and master's room. I made this pagoda three-storied from exterior, five-storied from interior because of the size and balance, it is different from the real Japanese five-storied pagoda. And I filled the interior with the details according to the each floor's meaning,
- EARTH: Japanese style entrance with tatami(japanese flooring)
- FIRE: Japanese fire pit with a cushions
- WATER: Japanese bath with bamboo
- WIND: Samurai's room to write his diary
- SKY: Bed room to sleep near the sky
In the master's room, there is a big space with the master and a cat drinking milk and hidden sake(Japanese rice wine) by samurai in the upper. In the loft, we can see another cat aiming at a mouse by opening the roof. While the out side, there is O-mikuji(Japanese fortune paper) which is drawn by disciple and flowerpot near the river. Not only this but there are more details in this temple such as the pig that spilled miso(Japanese cuisine)chasing by samurainear the pine tree, hidden money hung from the pine tree and shōji(Japanese paper window) broken by disciple in the master's room, so please check!
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