Hail Guys! Merry Christmas for everybody!
Here's my entry for Travelling Salesman category! The Ingredient Man is an old experienced "Arcane Pantry" expert, ready to attend to all you Sorcerers, Mages and Wizards potin ingredient needs
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I was looking forward to build a wagon/cart for this challenge. I built a enclosed one first, but It looked very "old western" so I went for a open design.
Choosing a merchant was the hardiest part, and what to sell... As I didn't want to go with the common farmer or blacksmith wagon, I went for a radical market choice
C&C always appreciated!
Seven dasy to go, some WIPs over the table and some time to build! It's gonna be an awesome week
CCC XIV - The Ingredient Man
CCC XIV - The Ingredient Man
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Re: CCC XIV - The Ingredient Man
Nice job! It looks great! Bravo for trying a round tower! Everything about it turned out great! One critique I have is the roof... The gaps a little too large IMO, but it is round, so it is hard to get a roof like that! Great job! Keep it up!
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Re: CCC XIV - The Ingredient Man
Thanks for the comment! Much appreciatedTheLordOfBricks wrote:Nice job! It looks great! Bravo for trying a round tower! Everything about it turned out great!
I had a rough time setting up that bridge. Round cone roofs are hard to build! I agree that the gaps are a bit larger than I hoped for. Anyway, as I said on the Flickr post, I found the technique for it pretty cool by the end and guess other builders with more resources could pull them off and refine the technique. I will be looking forward to try it again in the future, if I am able to get some more of the 1x2x3 slopes.TheLordOfBricks wrote: One critique I have is the roof... The gaps a little too large IMO, but it is round, so it is hard to get a roof like that! Great job! Keep it up!
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