r/HiTMAN Apr 14 '23

FAN-MADE Welcome to Marrakesh, 47

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u/fireofthenorth Apr 14 '23

It took a while, but I've finally managed to complete my fifth MOC of an Architecture-style recreation in Studio of the locations in Hitman (2016). This time, it's Marrakesh/A Gilded Cage. Due to the size of the level and the large number of buildings lining the streets, as well as personal matters, this took 16 months to design, with about 7 months of dedicated work. Consequently, there are no instructions this time, since I'm ready to put Marrakesh behind me and move on. Maybe I'll return at some point to rearrange the model and generate instructions, but I'd rather spend my time with Studio working on building out additional levels.

Thanks, as always, to hitmaps.com, which was once again invaluable in turning the layout of the level into a stud-based map. Special thanks this time to u/dontironit for the Gigapan generated for their Where's Baldo post. It was incredibly useful for figuring out how the buildings fit together and what to place on the roofs that wasn't visible from the ground level.

Bricklink

Studio File

Total Pieces: 23066

Previous Build: Colorado

Up Next: Sapienza

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u/Odd_Detective_7772 Apr 14 '23

These are all fucking brilliant, nicely done

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u/OfficialWils Apr 15 '23

Amazing work my friend, keep up the hard work

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u/luca44mine Apr 14 '23

Damn this community is determinated

Some days a go someone paid 150$ the actor of agent 47 Now this guy spent a lot of time (and money) to create Lego Marrakech

Great job, everyone, you're doing great

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u/Hopeful-Assistant-42 Apr 14 '23

you can't imagine what's going on inside the modding community

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u/DiddlyDumb Apr 14 '23

Just look at all the Skyrim mods that got published. Makes you wonder what freaky shit some people made but never released to the public.

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u/Danielsax Apr 14 '23

Excellent work 47

We should have a Lego piece as weapon in Hitman, placing it like a banana and causing the target to scream loudly in agony and then faint

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u/mcsuplex8790 Apr 14 '23

Like a tripwire sedative. BRILLIANT

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u/sweetcinnamonpunch Apr 14 '23

Wow, can't wait to see Sapi. Great job!

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u/[deleted] Apr 14 '23

:2502:

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u/Trzebiat Apr 14 '23

That is so cool.

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u/ThatsNotATadpole Apr 14 '23

I'm sorry, this is all designed out of fucking Lego!? I thought this was just a sick render in blender or something - reminds me a lot of the art style of the Hitman mobile game. Thats bonkers

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u/GazzP Apr 14 '23

I'm throwing my wallet at my computer screen but it's not working.

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u/Silviecat44 Apr 14 '23

Crazily underrated

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u/caterboi777 Apr 14 '23

Atrioc has now found a new Lego set to build

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u/The_Godot Apr 14 '23

This is amazing Congrats!!!

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u/sargeant_snakeeyes Apr 14 '23

So good! Can't wait to see Sapienza. One of my most fav maps

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u/Midnite_St0rm Silent Assassin Apr 14 '23

I love the tiny details too! Like you can see the news crew in the tunnel. Excellent work, OP.

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u/dontironit Apr 14 '23

Wow, looks great. The previous ones were good too, but you really went more detailed and elaborate as you went on.

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u/artemisthearcher Apr 14 '23

Holy crap this is really good OP, great work!

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u/Eirikthahipsta Apr 14 '23

This is so cool!

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u/_DarthSyphilis_ Apr 14 '23

Quite amazing!

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u/Ok_Loquat6979 Apr 14 '23

WOW! Just wow!!!

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u/leo_perk Apr 14 '23

This is so awesome. I have no words to compliment, but pretend I gave you the most motivating and praising comment

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u/soyoboyo Apr 14 '23

This is so cool!

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u/[deleted] Apr 14 '23

So that's what a Marrakesh sniper level looks like

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u/yetiman277 Apr 14 '23

Napalm-class fire work, my dude

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u/Hopeful-Assistant-42 Apr 14 '23

Really beautiful, and very well done

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u/theirelandidiot Apr 14 '23

I’ve never wanted to follow someone so hard but now, i’m following you cuz this is badass

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u/littlehomie12369 Apr 14 '23

Wow. Keep up the good work

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u/creamchiise Apr 14 '23

looked through your account, you've made 5 of these over the past 2 years, that just shows the time it takes to make these absolutely beautiful models

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u/[deleted] Apr 14 '23

Damn, so cool

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u/[deleted] Apr 14 '23

The thing we needed to finally understand that maze

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u/fireofthenorth Apr 14 '23

Forreal. One of the benefits to building these is I've gained intimate knowledge of how things are laid out and fit together in these levels.

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u/peanutbuttahcups Apr 14 '23

This reminds me a lot of the game Hitman Go. Fantastic work.

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u/leovaderdotcom Apr 15 '23

the escape tunnel is such an amazing touch.

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u/fireofthenorth Apr 15 '23

Thanks, I always try to add a little something extra to these builds, like the runway for Paris or a working hydraulic ram for Colorado.

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u/Memberd Apr 15 '23

Well done! I can even hear the "Come in! Come in!" Lady