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Custom Building Block Set Photo
An amateur-style photo of a brick house, wagon and five animal minifigures built in front of their boxed set, with the brand, set title and colors editable.
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A photorealistic amateur photograph of a custom building block set resting on a light wood grain table in a living room. In the background stands a large product box with a red logo reading "BRICKLY BUILDING SETS". The box features text reading "8+", "540 PCS", "5 FIGURES", and the main large title "WATTERSON FAMILY HOUSE". A red circular badge on the box reads "CUSTOM SET FAN DESIGN", and the box art depicts the house and characters under a blue sky. In the foreground sits the fully assembled block model of a blue two-story suburban house with a brown roof, white porch, red steps, a white picket fence, and a blocky green tree. To the left of the house is a built block model of a pink station wagon. Standing in a row in front of the house are exactly 5 custom block minifigures: a blue cat in tan pants, an orange fish with legs, a tall pink rabbit in a white shirt and tie, a blue cat in a white shirt, and a small pink rabbit in an orange dress. The background is a slightly blurred living room with a grey sofa and white blinds.
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When to use it
Use when you want a fan-designed brick set to look like a real boxed product photographed at home, without a real toy maker's branding.
How to get the best result
- Invent the toy brand rather than using a real brick maker; it prints in red ahead of a fixed BUILDING SETS line.
- Write the set title in caps as a short name; it is the largest text on the box beside fixed age and piece-count marks.
- The roof is fixed brown and the porch and fence white, so pick a house color that separates from them.
Watch-outs
- The box carries six short text marks including the age and piece count; that many small labels raises the error rate.
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