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Love the colours, the creeping foliage, and the hidden section in the cart. Supported!
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Looks so good! Could easily fit alongside the official sets.
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I really like the look of this, especially the mix of different styles.
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Looks great! Really nice to see the scene at such large scale with so much detail. Is there much of an interior behind the wall?
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Looks great! I love the attention to detail, especially on the inside.
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Looks great! I like the integration between the Dimensions portal parts and the setting.
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I like it! You've really nailed the look of the weapon. -
I've often thought that a series of LotR architecture miniature builds would work out really well, and these do not disappoint. The architecture on Barad Dur looks fantastic, and I like the mix of colours used for Hobbiton.
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[MOC] Game Of Thrones Skyline Architecture
bungeshea replied to MOMAtteo79's topic in LEGO Historic Themes
This is super cool! The castles I think are especially well done. Perhaps you could consider expanding this into a microscale version of Westeros/Essos, sort of mirroring the opening credits of the show. -
I really like the style of this one, especially how it seems to combine the LotR-inspired architecture with that of a more-conventional castle.
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Which set of characters did you decide to include in your Sinister Six?
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These are amazing. They are the perfect companion to the minifigures, and I love your use of the different parts that are available in transparent.
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This is very nice! The hourglass shape works really well, and I love the use of the Nexo Knights rogul piece - it looks fantastic with the light shining through it.
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This is really amazing. It really captures the picturesque scene of the film very well. I wish I had the skill (and parts!) to build something like this.
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The colour of the base with the trans elements on tops works really well. The upside-down boat is an interesting-looking technique, and I really like the build of the plantation in the middle.
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This is just beautiful. The colours of the city contrast perfectly to the grey of the castle, making a very lively and interesting build.
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I really like how you've done this. The mix of tan and gold works really well, as does the way you have managed to balance simplicity and detail. This might inspire me to do something similar when I have the parts available.
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This is a really nice display, nicely detailed and fits together really well. I especially like the book references.
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No need to quote the entire announcement post. If you read it, though, you'll see that entries must be posted here before 10 pm GMT on the 29th November, and that winners will be drawn from 1st - 24th December.
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A Game of Thrones/A Song of Ice and Fire inspired Christmas tree
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Yeah, I only have a few saddle pieces which don't have broken clips, and they come from newer sets where I have never stored anything in the clips.
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Great review. I've recently began watching the series, so I'll have to try to pick this up.
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Absolutely amazing. I love how even though it's a massive model encompassing the entire look of Erebor on such a large scale, you've managed to include every little detail in the model. Fantastic!
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The two different images on LEGO.com don't mean that they're not both 'Castle' themes; they simply mean that they are different themes. Knight's Kingdom and the 2013 Castle theme each had different images as well, though I'm sure we are in agreement that they are both 'castle' themes.
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Great review and great set! It's a shame that he doesn't come with a cape though.