Jump to content

soccerkid6

Eurobricks Archdukes
 View Profile  See their activity

  • Posts

    9,777

  • Joined

  • Last visited

 Content Type 

Everything posted by soccerkid6

  1. soccerkid6
    Very clever use for the corn guy's suit I also like how you used fishing poles for the cart hitch.
  2. soccerkid6

    Theme-tation

    soccerkid6 replied to -zenn's topic in Community

    Mainly a Castle builder, but Sci-fi, Pirates, and even Town all are themes I really enjoy seeing well built models in
  3. soccerkid6
    Congratulations to the whole EB team for pulling off another massively impressive group layout! I plan on attending Brickworld in 2018, and would love to contribute if EB will be doing another collaborative display
  4. soccerkid6
    You've made black look amazing Creepily cool architecture style, and the massive lava pool and rock slab are incredible
  5. soccerkid6
    Plenty of excellent stonework to admire, and I like how you included a couple different shades of green as moss Lovely tree too
  6. soccerkid6
    Loads of unique figs on display here! The Samurai, Swordsmith, and Akuma are all especially impressive
  7. soccerkid6
    @Slegengr Those sneak peeks look amazing! Can't wait to see them in the brick Neat door handle design in the last picture I myself don't have any Mitgardian builds in the works currently, but it won't be too long before I return with my final AoM build
  8. soccerkid6
    The massive wooden dock structures, large contained dock in the stone portion, and gorgeous trees all come together to make an absolutely stunning swamp house Unique but oh so effective color choices, along with just the right amount of texture really make the build pop
  9. soccerkid6
    Tremendous color use, and that layout is magnificent It's great seeing how much you continue to improve, especially as you're already a very competent builder but still keep pushing yourself
  10. soccerkid6
    The rockwork and amazing water are what impress me most Quite lovely wall texturing as well As some people mentioned on flickr, either switching the bridge to wood, or having the stone supported by an arch would make more sense from an architectural standpoint
  11. soccerkid6
    Quite a beautiful courtyard and building The colors and wooden detailing are top notch. If you had attached the left wall at an angle, it would allow your overview shot to show more of the build and perhaps feel more immersive. Still a superb build, and it makes me want to build some medieval buildings again
  12. soccerkid6
    Glad to see this in the guilds. The cheese mosaics, brick built dome, and flying buttresses are my favorite sections The minarets are really neat as well, though I feel like the top most section of 2x2 round grill bricks topped with 2x2 gold dome looks a little off. Perhaps shortening the stacks of 2x2 grill bricks, or having the gold dome a little larger would look better. Really a beautiful build
  13. soccerkid6
    So good to see you back in the guilds! I am really amazed by the number and detail of interior spaces you included Tremendous story as well. It's really fun to see what each of the minifigures is doing and a bit about them. Fun layout with the bridge and tower too, I wish we saw more builds with ideas like this
  14. soccerkid6
    Really neat use of those large printed slopes The archway with roof is very nicely built, and makes the scene much more dynamic
  15. soccerkid6
    Plenty of nice details incorporated into the walls of this interior. The shelves, shields, and table with food add some nice touches of color
  16. soccerkid6
    This has to be one of my favorites from you, every aspect is superbly built and fits well into the overall scene. Tremendous colors, textures, and patterns Too bad we couldn't keep it together longer
  17. soccerkid6
    Superb gatehouse, the 'mini' towers are quite lovely Very fun and engaging storyline as well Funnily enough, I didn't notice Barnaby under the cart until after I read the story Great to see you found our tutorial useful
  18. soccerkid6
    Great to have you in the Guilds, @Cozei and @mishtron!
  19. soccerkid6
    Really a fabulous composition here The bits of houses you can see in the foreground, well and awning towards the middle, small pine trees, and then finally the mountains and sky really bring the scene to life and convey a wonderful sense of depth Fun touch with the antlers on the left house too. Perhaps a slight bit of decoration in the space on the wall between the bottom roofs of the right building would look nice
  20. soccerkid6
    Such a wonderful combination of landscape and buildings Despite its small size, you really packed a lot into this scene. The SNOT basin in the courtyard, cheese slope designs in the main building, and small dark tan out building are my favorite sections The sloping path is also very nicely done
  21. soccerkid6
    Really unique and clever build The vortex dishes certainly add to the magical look of the scene, and that fig is very well done.
  22. soccerkid6
    Thank you, glad to hear you noticed the table designs as I was quite pleased with those Thanks dG! Thank you Titus, the brick built arches are something we will use a lot in the future I'm sure. Funny how they still require prefab ones though LL has used that corbel design several times before, and I've always wanted to try it myself. It seemed a good fit stylistically for this keep. Thanks Kai! That round turret is probably my favorite part of the build, and the modular aspect of the keep did end up working nicely. Though it got to be a little tiresome disconnecting and reconnecting modules for pictures Thanks Mike! Can't believe I left a flag off the turret The landscape is fairly standard, but I just wanted something fairly simple to set off the keep. Admittedly, I also just wanted to finish the build by that point. Thanks HQ One suggestion I received on flickr about the wall texture, is to mix in some of the accent color to the base brick layer in addition to the SNOT tiles, which I think would definitely make this technique even more effective. I had mixed feelings about the grill tiles on the door myself, sometimes I thought they gave a metal bracket look, other times they just seemed out of place. So thanks for your thoughts on those, I'll avoid them in the future.
  23. soccerkid6
    Always entertaining to read the next section of your story, and this one is particularly fascinating Immersive shots can be very tricky to pull off, but I think you did fairly well. Can always try again in the future when you have more parts and time
  24. soccerkid6
    Storywise, these 3 are my favorites. 1.Henjin_Quilones 2. MiloNelsiano 3. Legofin2012
  25. soccerkid6
    Finished my build:
×
×
  • Create New...