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*Bad editing was bad.*

In the furthest north of Mitgardia lies a watchtower, bleak, and alone. It stands high because no elemental see's a need to come this far north, but it's habitable. Seeing as no lord rules over it, Jokas Hoenfall takes it upon himself to Protect this land.

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Nice build! I like the arch technique used for the windows altho I think that the single color used on the front looks the best. The snow/ice & upper window look great as well! :thumbup:

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Excellent tower, the arches and tudor section are great :thumbup: Very Mitgardian looking landscape as well. The slight angle the tower is at makes the scene much more interesting :classic:

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Really nice snow/ice with all those angles! And the tower is gorgeous too :classic:

For some friendly advice, which I try to give to everyone so they can improve regardless of skill (consider or disregard it at will): I would encourage you to take a higher resolution picture if possible and rotate it a bit so that the scene is straight. Now it looks as you have either had a lower resolution to start with, or maybe lost some resolution in the image handling?

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Really nice snow/ice with all those angles! And the tower is gorgeous too :classic:

For some friendly advice, which I try to give to everyone so they can improve regardless of skill (consider or disregard it at will): I would encourage you to take a higher resolution picture if possible and rotate it a bit so that the scene is straight. Now it looks as you have either had a lower resolution to start with, or maybe lost some resolution in the image handling?

Oh, I've got a brilliant camera, but the editing process (Which I was experimenting with) reduced the resolution. I'm going to try a different process next time I make a moc.

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Oh, I've got a brilliant camera, but the editing process (Which I was experimenting with) reduced the resolution. I'm going to try a different process next time I make a moc.

That's what I suspected, the resolution is rarely the problem with today's cameras (or even smartphones). Its other factors that one has to be aware of, for example even though I've had a DSLR for quite a few years it's only recently I learnt to handle the depth of field reasonably well when photographing things like Lego...

My advice is to do all editing on a copy of the image of the original size, and only reduce the resolution on the final edit when preparing it for publication. Nowadays I usually let Flickr do that for me :wink:

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Indeed an excellent arch technic! I first thought it were the brickbuilt walls of TLC :laugh:

Also a super idea of doing the landscaping! It reall works well :classic:

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I love the tudor section and as others have stated, putting the tower at an angle was a good idea.

The white legs aren't really working for me. I think 2 pieces of cheese instead of the legs would've worked better if you have them.

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Excelllent moc! The snow is outstanding especially the piece in the water. And great touch adding the "Tudor" style woodwork/windows into the tower.

Indeed an excellent arch technic! I first thought it were the brickbuilt walls of TLC :laugh:

Also a super idea of doing the landscaping! It reall works well :classic:

Thanks!

I love the tudor section and as others have stated, putting the tower at an angle was a good idea.

The white legs aren't really working for me. I think 2 pieces of cheese instead of the legs would've worked better if you have them.

I ran out of cheese slopes.

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