The standout part of the briefing room would have to be the team table. It’s much better than the original design, it has better tiling, and a near-perfect balance between furniture and open space. Section II: The Briefing RoomĪ lot of what I covered in the lab portion applies to the briefing room as well. I’m really happy with how this version of the lab turned out, from the computer stations to the light grey tiling, to the ample space it provides to set up minifigures. We did throw in one small analysis table (the thing Thor is standing in front of) just to fill up some empty space. Instead of an analysis table or a medical table, my brother designed the black pod you see in front of Bruce’s computer, which is actually an Ultron pod, kind of like the pod that came in the 2015 Avenger’s Quinjet except bigger and having a sideways opening hatch. The 2×4 trans-blue clip-on tiles really make the station pop out.

We have two large computer stations instead of just the one this time, and I’m especially happy with how the one Bruce Banner is using turned out. This rendition only has one Iron Man armor storage rack, but this one has a feature that lets you open the door, allowing you to remove and return the armor without having the take it apart like you had to with the first one. While this version of the lab doesn’t have as much stuff as the original lab had, it makes up for that in detail and space. Now, the minifigures actually have breathing room and space to stand without bumping into a computer or a desk, and that’s especially true with the lab. The benefit of now working with a baseplate and a half was that it gave us so much extra space. In a space a little smaller than what you see in the pictures above, we had a medical table, two racks of Iron Man armor, a table for Loki’s scepter, and infinity stone storage center, a large computer station, and an analysis table. The lab was one of my favorite parts of our original LEGO Avengers Compound but, like most of the first completed attempt, it was compact and ended up feeling a little cramped. After several drafts and multiple tiling attempts, both sections of the second floor are now completed and ready for me to show them to you, so without further ado, let’s get right into it. In this second edition, I will be showing you guys the second floor of the Compound which is comprised of a lab and a briefing room. The first article showed the first floor, the lobby and Tony Stark’s office. Last time, I covered how me and my brother had built the Avengers Compound in the form of a modular LEGO set as a quarantine project and had decided at the start of February 2021 that we were going to revamp it, making everything bigger and better.

Hello there and once again, welcome to Assembling the LEGO Avengers Compound MOC.

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