[MOC] The mills

[Candia]

Hello.

For my first post in this section, I present you my 3 latest Moc, all in the aim to do one biggest for exposition in november.

The firt is a waterMill, second a windMill, ans the third a BloodMill.

Hope you like it.

Medieval_Water_Mill_02 par Candia_30, sur Flickr

Medieval_Water_Mill_01 par Candia_30, sur Flickr

Moulinvent08 par Candia_30, sur Flickr

Blood_Mill_05 par Candia_30, sur Flickr

Edited May 11, 2012 by Candia

[mephistopheles]

These are really nice MOC's! Congrats!

[Combee]

Great job! I really like how you made the sails on the wind mill.

[soccerkid6]

Very nice buildings! The windmill and watermill are my favorites, though the other is nice as well.

The bridge in front of the watermill is great The curved staircase in front of the windmill adds a nice touch too.

The technique you used for the ground under the cattle works perfectly there.

[potnoodlelover]

amazing work here

[Captain Blackmoor]

This is a collection of some very impressive creations!

Very realistic, and accurate to details. Great choice of colours and well photographed.

I just couldn't help but to notice the cart with the two cows will never fit on that bridge.

[L-space]

Impressive work.

The windmill is awesome with the brick build sails.

The ox-driven is looking even better.

Nice detailling too. You're making me jelaous with this stuff.

[Candia]

Thanks guy

[beelzibus]

Very very nice work.

[MikeyB]

very nice! I love the roof technique on the windmill (thanks for the photos on flickr on how you did it!) In fact everything looks great but my only criticism would be that the door to water mill looks very tall and the windows look too high to look out of! Maybe there is a giant that works at the mill!

[Mr Copperhead]

That's really great work, I love them all!

[Hive]

Splendid stuff, very nice details.

[Candia]

very nice! I love the roof technique on the windmill (thanks for the photos on flickr on how you did it!) In fact everything looks great but my only criticism would be that the door to water mill looks very tall and the windows look too high to look out of! Maybe there is a giant that works at the mill!

Roof technique is not mine

Effectly window and door are big. Il love big door and windows

[JackJonespaw]

Amazing MOCs! My favorite would have to be the first one, though. The roof of the house is fantastic! Great job!

[Flare]

Wow, those are some really nice builds, good work! You used a lot of nice techniques in these builds Very inspiring to a relatively new medieval builder like me...

[Bilbo Baggins]

Amazing MOCs my favourite is the first one.

[Redhead1982]

This is some nice work here. I like the round walls of windmill, and the watermill is great as well. I like how you added details to landscape as well to give more life to the creations.

[Candia]

Wow, those are some really nice builds, good work! You used a lot of nice techniques in these builds Very inspiring to a relatively new medieval builder like me...

Thanks.

I'm new builder also.

My inspiration is derfel (great thanks to him), I guess like many others.

His tutorial gave me the basics and want to throw myself.

Thanks to other.

[gotoAndLego]

(Windmill) Roof technique is not mine

At the base of the roof. Would changing the 1x6 black tile to 1x7 (1+3 + 1x4) cover the gap in the roof?

Edited May 16, 2012 by gotoAndLego

[KristofBD]

Very nice! I especially like the third one because it is so simple but yet detailed at the same time!

[Faefrost]

So that's what is called a Bloodmill? For some reason I was expacting something a bit more painful? Possibly a large wheel with Arnold Schwarznegger chained to it? Cow power seems somehow a letdown after a name like that.

They all look amazing however. I am completely in love with that water mill. I love the simple details of that roof.

[Candia]

So that's what is called a Bloodmill? For some reason I was expacting something a bit more painful? Possibly a large wheel with Arnold Schwarznegger chained to it? Cow power seems somehow a letdown after a name like that.

They all look amazing however. I am completely in love with that water mill. I love the simple details of that roof.

Mill blood is an expression designating a mill moved by animal power (cow, horse, peasant, slave...).

[Gafol]

Really really beautiful, i love your work. Congratulation (and great flickr gallery too...)

[Niku]

I don´t know what else to say that nobody have already said, but this is just a great moc.