Foto van een eigen blokjesset

Turn the subject described in the user request into a photorealistic amateur photo of a custom plastic building-block set, casually shot in a living room. In the sharp foreground on a light wood table, show the assembled brick-built model with chunky studs, visible seams, slightly glossy molded plastic, and a neat row of blocky minifigure versions of its characters. Behind it, stand the retail box of an invented generic toy brand — never a real brick company's logo, colors, or trade dress — featuring bright set art under a blue sky, a large title, an age badge such as 8+, a piece count such as 540 PCS, a figure count, and a round fan-design badge, all in crisp type. Keep the photography believably amateur: angled phone-camera framing, soft indoor light, gentle shadows, and a blurred living-room background with a sofa and blinds. Let the request drive theme, characters, and colors, translating people and objects into charming blocky equivalents while preserving their recognizable palette and layout. No real toy brand logos, watermark, or garbled text. User request: our family's blue suburban house with a pink station wagon and five minifigures