Subterranean Shenanigans

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I Scream Clone
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Subterranean Shenanigans

Post by I Scream Clone »

Hi to all the CC members, I present my latest MOC: Subterranean Shenanigans.

I tip my hat to great builders like oo7, SlyOwl and DNL who have inspired me greatly.

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I hope you approve.
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Very nice indeed ;)
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Wow! I like it very much.
I tried to build a dwarves' mine in the past but yours is much much better!
Like it a lot!
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Looking nice, I like the chutes and grinding mounting. The whole scene is nicely scaled. I'm not 100% sold on the cliffs colour balance, but the waterfall is a brilliant touch!

Thanks for sharing and God Bless,

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Looking great! :D

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Sweet! I like the rockwork on this one... it has a more natural feel because of the different colours of grey.
Keep up the good work! :)

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Thanks all,
I'm glad you all liked it.
I find the mixed rock face always raises a healthy debate between builders, some with and some against. In this case it was necessary as I couldn't have built the mountains as high with only one colour :D
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I agree with Norro, the color mix throws me off a little, but then when you said:
I Scream Stone wrote:I find the mixed rock face always raises a healthy debate between builders, some with and some against. In this case it was necessary as I couldn't have built the mountains as high with only one colour :D
I totally understand. Sometimes you just gotta work within your limited budget of bricks. :)

Overall though, it is a very nice MOC, taking in the scale, the scope, oh, and the waterfall works pretty nicely too. :D
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Well, dwarves are one of my favorite factions and this is certainly one of my favorite dwarven MOCs. I think think the machinery is creative, and the atmosphere of the MOC leaves me wanting more (wondering where different railways lead). The waterfall was made very well. Nicely done...
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