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Post by wunztwice »

Well done!!!

I like the overal aesthetic you have going here. One of the things I notices was the use of a wooden tower attatched to a stone wall. A great idea, and I'm sure it was done many times!

I also really like the brown window pane inside the merchant's window. How'd you manage that one?

Thanks for sharing, I'll keep checking back!!! :D
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Post by Patron of the lego »

Those crenelations are very cool!
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Post by CAI »

wunztwice wrote:Well done!!!

I also really like the brown window pane inside the merchant's window. How'd you manage that one?
Hi wunztwice. It's actually just a window piece with the latice up against the inside wall, instead of apart of the wall...does that make sense...

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Post by JoshWedin »

Its looking good, CAI. I'm liking the "look" you have going on. I noticed two different versions of the merchant's house. Which one did you stick with? Personally, I prefer the lattice window over the blue shutters...

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Post by CAI »

Hi,

I'll be sticking with the black and white, rather then white beams - it was suggested earlier that white beams didn;t mix so well, and I agree.

Heres the next part:

Ye olde Inn



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Post by Aliencat »

Very nice inn CAI, I love the colours you used. The only thing I'm not so sure about is the smoke. The inside looks nice and crowded. The beggar outside is a nice touch :)
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Post by Legoredux »

Wow! Ye Old Inn is really neat. It has a crowded feal inside and i really like how you put the keg into the wall. How did you get the two roof sections to intersect like that?
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Post by CastleMann »

Wow, that is incredible! The details are just amazing! I love all the little scenes and minifigs around, it's just great. Though someone may have already said this, I don't think the smoke looks right from the Inn. But still, a very, VERY good MOC!

Can't wait to see the gatehouse! :D
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Post by CAI »

thanks,

The intersecting roof pieces, I got them on brick link. Here's the Gatehouse, similar to my old one.

http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=276252

http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/Cyin/ ... ateh01.jpg


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Post by HeartOfDarkness »

I love the mottled effect you have with the jutting crenellations, 1x1 round pillars, and ocasional dark grey brick. Fantastic!
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Wow all of this is so spectacular. I cant wait to see it all put together!

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Post by Aliencat »

Excellent gatehouse, it completely matches the rest of the castle.
And I must say that's some great piece of photography too, it's so sharp and clean :)
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I love the gate house.
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I really like the gatehouse, and how the walls are so large and imposing. I also like how the castle has that "crowded" feel to it. Nice job! :D
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Post by Tower of Iron Will »

Excellent castle. Great job. Too bad LEGO didn't mass produce these (just an idle thought, semi-serious.)
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