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SilentWolf

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  1. SilentWolf
    This is a fun story and a crazy ship idea. Keep up the good work.
  2. SilentWolf
    A great take on the challenge! Of the builds, the burned island is very realistic so I really like it. The water trickling down the wall of the cave is also well done.
  3. SilentWolf
    I definitely like the attempt at a night time build. I will agree they are hard to make out but I was able to do so on my computer by lightening them myself. The lightened one helps a lot. I like the town in the background. Gives a great depth.
  4. SilentWolf
    I like this building particularly the colonial design and the roof technique. Good work on the sand and boardwalk, though it might need swept a little more. The palm trees really add a lot to this build. The large one out front is a great idea! The tops of the back ones definitely have a great look also. That story though... Keep up the good work.
  5. SilentWolf
    I like the beach and particularly the sand piled around the bow where it ran aground. Though I am not sure Corries would be so careless...
  6. SilentWolf
    I could offer 1 db for each ship that is possibly sunk.
  7. SilentWolf
    I am disappointed that with a name like Whoknowswho, there was not one reference to "who's on first base".
  8. SilentWolf
    You posted Corrington's builds bawkward. Ithe should be Puvel, Captain Dee, then Bregir per the order they listed and the storyline.
  9. SilentWolf
    This is a gorgeous ship and the rigging is very well done. I like the railing on the deck and the caronades are well done. I do have issue with the hole in the prefab bow. I still wonder why they designed it that way and on builds like this I like to see them covered or filled in some way. That is the only thing I can find issue with on this large vessel.
  10. SilentWolf
    This is a great ship. I am particularly fascinated with the cabin and the rigging. Also the various decorations and statues on the ship are great. I definitely can see that it is a Harpy once I am told so great job on some realism there.
  11. SilentWolf
    The story continues! I like the way you designed the painting and canvas. Also the wall technique with the arches adds so much character to this build. Great job and I look forward to the next part of the detective saga.
  12. SilentWolf
    This roof technique is great! I also like the way you designed the lower section of the wall. The green shutters add to the house, and the cobblestone that turns adds a lot to this build. This is probably my favorite of the buildings on the street, but just barely as all three had good details.
  13. SilentWolf
    I like that this house takes into account that it is on the end of the row. It definitely adds to the house itself to have the two way sloped roof and it definitely adds to the combination of houses.
  14. SilentWolf
    So pink! Definitely imitating some of the Caribbean and Mediterranean houses I have seen pictures of. This is a great build and works extremely well with the others on the street.
  15. SilentWolf
    Great story to go along with a great build. The road and sidewalk technique is great. I really like that roof! These are the times I realize I really don't know very much about building with Legos. Keep up the great work and thanks for inspiring us who have less experience.
  16. SilentWolf
    This is a very clean build as we have come to expect from you. The presentation and photos are great. I like that the native in the tree is mostly hidden from view in several of the pictures while shown in the others. This truly causes the build to take on a living aspect with the tale that is being told. That tree is pretty amazing. It definitely reminds me of trees I have seen along the side of rivers and swamps. Great job on this exploration beginning.
  17. SilentWolf
    Great use of lighting and a neat little boat! Though the subject matter seems very dangerous. I better sail clear of that area for a while.
  18. SilentWolf
    There is so much to compliment this build on. I am particularly fond of the slope of the wall at the roof and the method employed to make the corner. I like the windowsills and the furniture as well. I envy your wood printed brown tiles. My only critique is that with all the tiling you did on the build you left the top of the wall untiled which seemed out of place. Normally, I don't see the need but since everything else was tiled it seemed odd. Overall a very nice artisan build. Keep up the good work.
  19. SilentWolf
    This is a well done fort and I really like the way it turned out. The hexagon shape did really well at portraying the tight curvature of the original fort. I agree with the previous comments that the base and water really added to the fort. Overall a great Corrington fort that reveals our superior technology!
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    That should be L'Olius' army.
  22. SilentWolf
    This is an exceptional build showing the entire process. I really enjoyed looking at it. I was especially impressed with the bellows! I also liked the use of the darker plates as risen ground. It gave some texture but the different color also created a sense that there were certain sections of ground that were trodden on more than others.
  23. SilentWolf
    This is a really well done Chaise. You have definitely created it so that I knew what it was as soon as I saw the picture. Great job and look forward to more carriages (and ideas I can borrow) in the future.
  24. SilentWolf
    Did the first turn start Monday at 12:01 am or does it wait until after all the landings are tabulated?
  25. SilentWolf
    I love this build and the timelapse was fun to watch it grow. I can only begin to imagine the brick count on a project like this. Well done and I support the project idea.
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