Sir Varen's Carriage

[Capt.JohnPaul]

Well, I know it's "just a carriage", but for some reason, I'm quite proud of it. Maybe because it is one of my only MOCs that isn't multicolored. Anyway, a little back story: This carriage is based off of a vehicle used by Sir Varen and Lady Kiray in a book I'm writing. They travel around in the carriage, fleeing from the evil knights of Nastayo, sent by the king. The carriage is a basic color, mainly black, as in the story they hide at night and must blend in.

Overall shot

Sir Varen and Lady Kiray

http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/CaptainJ...ge/p1010114.jpg

a low-angle shot showing part of the carriage

http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/CaptainJ...ge/p1010116.jpg

Showing the roof

http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/CaptainJ...ge/p1010117.jpg

interior shot

http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/CaptainJ...ge/p1010118.jpg

another interior shot

http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/CaptainJ...ge/p1010119.jpg

Sir Varen kindly showing how to reach the roof to control the horses

http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/CaptainJ...ge/p1010121.jpg

Brickshelf Folder when Public

-the General

[Sir Dillon]

Hello Capt.JohnPaul, your photos are all too big, so I've changed them to links. Please don't embed images larger than 800 x 600. You can find some tutorials on how to resize images [here].

[Capt.JohnPaul]

So would that mean I should take down the pictures, take new ones at 800x600 and then link them here to EB? If so, I'd rather keep these ones up with the links, and all my new MOCs I post will consist of 800x600 pixels.

So now Comments and Criticism is welcomed after I just now learned how big picture should be!

[Sir Dillon]

So would that mean I should take down the pictures, take new ones at 800x600 and then link them here to EB? If so, I'd rather keep these ones up with the links, and all my new MOCs I post will consist of 800x600 pixels.

So now Comments and Criticism is welcomed after I just now learned how big picture should be!

You wouldn't need to take any new photos, but you would need to reupload them to Brickshelf and relink them in your post, so it's fine if you prefer to leave them as links. I've edited your post to include a thumbnail image, so people can get a bit of a preview of the creation.

[Capt.JohnPaul]

You wouldn't need to take any new photos, but you would need to reupload them to Brickshelf and relink them in your post, so it's fine if you prefer to leave them as links. I've edited your post to include a thumbnail image, so people can get a bit of a preview of the creation.

Thanks for adding the thumbnail! I'll just now start taking pictures at 800x600 for all my MOCs now. Thanks for informing me!

-the General