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[MOC]: Osgiliath Invaded

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Hi everyone! Well, after Sir Dillon suggested that I do an Osgiliath MOC, I started right away. I like it quite a bit, but it doesn't have the same "wow" factor that I felt about my Moria MOC (link). More pictures, including minifig shots, can be found in my gallery.

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Gallery Link

Fun Facts:

- It uses at total of 34 minifigs: 17 "orcs" and 17 men including Faramir.

- I built most of it using pieces from my Moria MOC.

- All the capes are custom made by the Finder's Keepers Shop on Ebay (link).

- The blue water is the backdrop from a Studios set.

- In the back, there is a minifig roasting a marshmallow.

Feel free to post comments and criticism!

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Definitely don't have the same "knock them off their seat" wow factor as Moria but its still a good MOC. I like the way you create the ruin look and feel. Maybe a photo with less light might add to the atmosphere of the set.

"I built most of it using pieces from my Moria MOC." ... NooooOOooooooo ... :cry_sad:

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Maybe a photo with less light might add to the atmosphere of the set.

You've inspired me to play around with it with some Photo editors. :grin: Here's what I came up with.

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In the process of adding this to my Brickshelf, the gallery is no longer public. :grin: Sorry about that!

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I'm really looking forward to the reopening of the gallery. Just that one updated photo is hinting at the potential of how some photographic techniques can add to the MOC.

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I'm really looking forward to the reopening of the gallery. Just that one updated photo is hinting at the potential of how some photographic techniques can add to the MOC.

Unfortunately, I only updated the one photo. Somehow it threw off the gallery. So if you were hoping that all of them were edited, I'm sorry to tell you. :cry_sad:

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I'm sorry to argue with Fumoffu, but I'd like a photo with more light. It's kind of hard to see all the cool details of delapidation in the photo...maybe I need to get my eyes tested. :laugh: Nevertheless, it's a cool MOC, and I really look forward to the gallery becoming public again.

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The wait is over folks! The gallery is now public!

I really don't like it as much as Moria, and I'm sad I scrapped it. So, I built another LOTR MOC :cry_happy: Pictures of that in a few days.

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Wow (yeah, it does have a WOW-factor in my mind!). But then again, I do just LOVE Lord of the Rings MOCs! But didn't you forget the bridge? I thought there was one connecting both shores (unless Mordor repaired/build it after their conquest of Osgiliath) but I do just assume it isn't on this part of the city.

In short: Keep 'em coming :thumbup: !

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Thanks for the nice comments everyone! :cry_happy: I've finished my next MOC and the gallery is waiting to become public.

And the next MOC is.....................

The Lighting of the Beacons from Return of the King!

Pictures coming in a few days.

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Thanks for the nice comments everyone! :cry_happy: I've finished my next MOC and the gallery is waiting to become public.

And the next MOC is.....................

The Lighting of the Beacons from Return of the King!

Pictures coming in a few days.

My goodness ... you're a prolific MOC maker. Can't wait.

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You have some nice details and a good ruined look, but overall the creation feels lacking. My main criticism would be that you built it as a box. That worked for the corridors of Moria, but with Osgiliath I think there should be the feeling that this is just part of a bigger scope, and it's hard to achieve that with solid walls on the sides.

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