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Fort Magnis A small fort built for the JRC
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Posted 08 February 2010 - 01:16 PM
Lovely piece of art again Derfel!
A lot of fine details and great work on the 'broken' walls and on the roofs.
Expect it on the frontpage soon
A lot of fine details and great work on the 'broken' walls and on the roofs.
Expect it on the frontpage soon
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Posted 08 February 2010 - 01:22 PM
This is really really good MOC, I found little cute and joyful details. Good luck in JRC!
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Posted 08 February 2010 - 02:36 PM
And you've done it again.
This is spectacular. It has a certain "official LEGO" feeling to it, although of course much much more detailed and beautiful.
Great idea with the broken walls, and good to see that you've tried out another kind of mountain-style.
Please: link me to your MOCs in bigger resolutions
This is spectacular. It has a certain "official LEGO" feeling to it, although of course much much more detailed and beautiful.
Great idea with the broken walls, and good to see that you've tried out another kind of mountain-style.
Please: link me to your MOCs in bigger resolutions
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Posted 08 February 2010 - 04:18 PM
Wow, very nice, I don't thinkI'd call that small. There's lot of detail, and I must say it was nicely done, a perfect balance of smooth decks, and rugged rocks, as well as plant foliage.
I love the SNOT for the entire decking area, really impressive.
I love the SNOT for the entire decking area, really impressive.
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Posted 08 February 2010 - 05:39 PM
This is another great scene. The rocks, the stairs leading up, but most importantly, the fort itself are great. The color scheme and architectural details are really well done. Nice job! 
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Posted 08 February 2010 - 09:16 PM
sometimes size matters is not the case with your moc!
a enjow a lot all the elements, color and of course the assembly!
congratulations for your new moc!
thanks for chering
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Rodrigo
a enjow a lot all the elements, color and of course the assembly!
congratulations for your new moc!
thanks for chering
regards
Rodrigo
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Posted 09 February 2010 - 07:30 PM
I just keep returning to this MOC - it is just amazing.
How did you angle the roofs? I'm having difficulties creating roofs, which is holding me back from creating anything worth calling a MOC...
How did you angle the roofs? I'm having difficulties creating roofs, which is holding me back from creating anything worth calling a MOC...
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Posted 09 February 2010 - 09:21 PM
Its just is perfect a beitiful fort 
, i like that dpck and the curved stairs, its looks really lovley, you have done an awesome and great work keep it up 
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, i like that dpck and the curved stairs, its looks really lovley, you have done an awesome and great work keep it up Captain Becker
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Posted 10 February 2010 - 04:41 AM
Ooooh, I love your broken wall technique, and the interior is excellent!
I also like how you made the roofs using the tooth piece! One thing I find really attractive though is all the smooth floors, I love smooth floors ... You pulled it off very well.
The only thing that I don't adore is the rock wall in the front. Your flagrant use of those two by two tall slope pieces makes it look a wee bit unnatural, but aside from that, the MOC is A+ material
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I also like how you made the roofs using the tooth piece! One thing I find really attractive though is all the smooth floors, I love smooth floors
... You pulled it off very well.The only thing that I don't adore is the rock wall in the front. Your flagrant use of those two by two tall slope pieces makes it look a wee bit unnatural, but aside from that, the MOC is A+ material
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Posted 10 February 2010 - 12:08 PM
Since I don´t have that much time as before, I really had to make some time for this... smooth and clean...
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Posted 10 February 2010 - 12:24 PM
Beautiful MOC, love those musket racks and half barrels of food - cool !
The roofs too I really like.
Now seeing this is making me want to heavily MOD the soldiers fort from last year into something like this.
Good work and keep on bricking !
The roofs too I really like.
Now seeing this is making me want to heavily MOD the soldiers fort from last year into something like this.
Good work and keep on bricking !
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Posted 11 February 2010 - 10:55 AM
I second Capt. Kirks comment, indeed very smoth and clean.
I have wanted to post to this right away, but I was just amazed everytime I saw it, so I couldn´t.
All the colours are just so great together, makes the whole creation so very good all in all.
It works really good with the different colours of the cliffs as well.
All details are in a good balance, doesn´t become to much or to little, just perfect. A good balance.
That is a fort I would like to work in since it really seems like they have a Preussisk-Chinese order there
Good luck with creating those 6 models in just a few weeks
Hope to soon see more fantastic work in a near future from you then.
I have wanted to post to this right away, but I was just amazed everytime I saw it, so I couldn´t.
All the colours are just so great together, makes the whole creation so very good all in all.
It works really good with the different colours of the cliffs as well.
All details are in a good balance, doesn´t become to much or to little, just perfect. A good balance.
That is a fort I would like to work in since it really seems like they have a Preussisk-Chinese order there
Good luck with creating those 6 models in just a few weeks
Hope to soon see more fantastic work in a near future from you then.