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Castle Gatehouse
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I Scream Clone
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Castle Gatehouse
I apologise for not being too active any more, kids take up a lot of time. I hope you like my Castle Gatehouse. The picture is a link to my Flickr.
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Heir of Black Falcon
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Re: Castle Gatehouse
Nice gate! I enjoy the mixing of the round towers into the square ones. It looks very nice as well as being fairly realistic in medieval fortifications. Thanks for putting it up.
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Griffon
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Re: Castle Gatehouse
I like it! nice details!
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raginalbino
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Re: Castle Gatehouse
Very nice. I like all the little details. The corners of the first floor exterior of the house are well done. Long as you keep putting up quality mocs take your time. You dont have to be an active builder to be an afol.
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Teherean
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Re: Castle Gatehouse
Nice, I especially like the wood-stone combo. It looks really cool. 
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Albatross_Viking
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Re: Castle Gatehouse
Thats really nice! Beautifull construction!
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Remyth
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Re: Castle Gatehouse
I really like the design of the whole thing. The rounded walls with the square towers is sweet and the wooden part adds a real sense of realism.
A bit of (hopefully) contructive critism: I'm not a big fan of the mottling in this case. I think that it makes the walls look too busy and cluttered. That's just my opinion, though, and it is still a very nice creation.
In Christ,
A bit of (hopefully) contructive critism: I'm not a big fan of the mottling in this case. I think that it makes the walls look too busy and cluttered. That's just my opinion, though, and it is still a very nice creation.
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I really like the windows, great job!
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I Scream Clone
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Re: Castle Gatehouse
Thank you all for the kind words. 
Re: Castle Gatehouse
Hw do you guys do that
its not fun anymore
YOU GUYS BUILD AMAZING! STUFF I can never compeet with that
its not fun anymore
YOU GUYS BUILD AMAZING! STUFF I can never compeet with that
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Re: Castle Gatehouse
Nice job! Does the fact that you've made this modular mean that this is part of a larger MOC?
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I Scream Clone
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Re: Castle Gatehouse
Thanks for the nice comments again guys.
Most definitely, check out Eurobricks Historic thread and look for the pinned topic called Community Castle Build, we have about 70 completed modulesBlue Moon Knight wrote:Nice job! Does the fact that you've made this modular mean that this is part of a larger MOC?
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albero78
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Re: Castle Gatehouse
This is what I like: well balanced MOC, not too many minifigs, right choice of them, balanced and beatiful details, good interiors and beatiful walls (rounder/square).
I like also the fact that the MOC is not huge.
I like also the fact that the MOC is not huge.
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Re: Castle Gatehouse
Wow, this is really good. A nice size for a gate house, not too big and not too small. I have to disagree with Remyth and say that I love the molted walls. This is really good, can't wait to see more of this quality work, even if I have to wait.
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My thoughts exactly, this is brilliant.Heir of Black Falcon wrote:Nice gate! I enjoy the mixing of the round towers into the square ones. It looks very nice as well as being fairly realistic in medieval fortifications. Thanks for putting it up.
As for that, I fully understand. I myself have not posted here - until yesterday - in quite a while, as a two family members were hospitalized. Real life should always take priority over the internet, and kids are a valid excuse. Great work on the moc and congrats on keeping it safe from your children!I Scream Stone wrote:I apologise for not being too active any more, kids take up a lot of time.
