[MOC] Karak-Mahizrinul

[DwalinF]

Karak-Mahizrinul, or as humans call it, Chuhuniv (“Ironcast”), is a dwarven city-forge — the very heart of dwarven industry. The air is always filled with the rumble of hammers and the heat of smelting furnaces. Here, the strongest cast iron is born, forged into weapons, armor, and mechanisms for the entire province of the Harkinian Range and most of the settlements of the Red Mountains. They say that even Karak-Izum himself entrusts the ironmasters of Chuhuniv with crafting the most important parts for the dwarves’ defensive machines.The city’s streets are lit by the red glow of forges, and every stone gate is adorned with gears and bas-reliefs. In Chuhuniv, even taverns have anvils instead of tables, and the local beer is served in heavy metal mugs.

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Edited 2 hours ago by DwalinF

[GeoBrick]

Impressive.
Besides the flowing feel of the rockscape, I'm most impressed with the both waterfall's bas-reliefs and the trumpet guard tower, especially the crenellations.
I can't see enough of the terraces to comment there, but they look rife with activity.