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When I saw the Bloviator by Legeaux, I was surprised how small the mortars on his ship were. I thought that the mortars used to be huge, bulky siege engines, like in Age of Empires 3 (see image below), so I developed my own mortar, called 'The Queen of England'. It features a turnable gun barrel and a non-accurate pedestal (and that's about it :-P ). It's not that special, but let's move on to the pics nonetheless ;-) .

AOE 3 Mortar

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The Queen of England

Overall shot:

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Showing the turnsystem:

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In action shot:

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Mini Comic:

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C&C welcome.

PS: I have nothing against the Queen of England ;-) .

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And I was expecting to see a Queen! Imagine my surprise when I saw this magnigicent boom chamber, what's the range on one of these things?

I don't really know the range of such a weapon, but it's probably quite a distance :-P . I should try to look it up.

That's the best only lego mortar I've seen.

Were these very accurate with such a short barrel?

I think that their accuracy wasn't very precise, but due to their highly destructive shells, they were still very effective versus fortresses and the morale of the enemies guarding those fortresses.

Posted

It's a nifty little thing to incorrporate into an imperial moc *y*. The ratating mechinism looks good too.

That's the best only lego mortar I've seen.

Well, ere's some ore fer ye

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here's a guy obsessed with the AOE games

Posted

Lol. I too, was expecting to see a minifig MOC of the Queen of England. :-P

That's very nice mortar you've made. The use of those corner pieces was a very good idea, and makes it look like a real mortar. :-) The only thing I don't really like is the 2x8 dark grey plate going across the front. I think it would look better if you somehow moved it down and in so it doesn't stick out quite as much (kind of like the civil war mortar that 007 posted) or remove it completely.

Posted

I can do it but right now I don't have the time, so if you really want to do it please, feel free to do as you please.

Posted
here's a guy obsessed with the AOE games

first of all, cool mortar, would be neat to see a squad of these things... and when you find out the real range... try converting it into lego scale measurements and then studs! :P j/k though that would be cool lol.

as for the obsessed with AOE guy....i wish he had a better camera... the battle was pretty cool though.

  • 3 weeks later...
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I wish to know the differents between a English motoar and a motoar from outside of England. This description in the thread says it is an English motoar which is why I have become wondering about it.

As far as I know, there is no real difference. Mine is called an English moratar because he's used by the English ;-) . BTW, I haven't found the real range, it's really difficult to find :-/ .

  • 1 month later...
Posted

:-D That's funny ^^. The mortoar looks great! I was just randomely looking on the ground of the pic, and wondered, "what is that material!?!" Is it fabric?

  • Governor
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I didn't actually mean it was snow, I meant thats what it reminded me of!

As for your Hoth Sets...

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If you removed the base plate or pushed them further into the snow that might work better. But that discussion is probably best left for another thread in a different forum.

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Oh. Yes my MOC should be left for another forum, if you wish you may take down the image.( I didn't want to remove the baseplates, I wouldn't dare get my legos wet :-D .

  • Governor
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Think of that image as a teaser for anyone interested, so I'll leave it there but we better post no more non Pirate images in this thread otherwise that would be bad luck - just like bringing a woman on board...

Posted

Lol! No, the ground isn't snow, it just a blanket :-P . Thanks for the comments everybody!

@Mr. Phes: I won't turn this into a comic ;-) . Don't have time for that.

  • Governor
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I didn't think you would, but I had to suggest it anyway.

What font was used for the text bubbles? It looks like Comic Sans and it seems to work very well for spoken words, which come to think of it makes sense since its got "Comic" in the name...

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I didn't think you would, but I had to suggest it anyway.

What font was used for the text bubbles? It looks like Comic Sans and it seems to work very well for spoken words, which come to think of it makes sense since its got "Comic" in the name...

Yeah, it's Comic Sans. I find it's one of the cooler standard fonts. It does make sense that it has Comic in it's name, now you only need to figure out why Sans is in there... :-P

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