Dzoni90
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My next moc which is related to previous "Barracks" http://www.eurobrick...howtopic=108842 Artillery Foundry by Džoni90, on Flickr
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@Rogue Angel I agree with you, i also love to see "natural" colors in historic buildings. I posted the similar list a few days before
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The thing is that people maybe tend to use yellow color for buildings because Lego used it in many pirates sets back in that days.The reason is that Lego didn't have so many different ("natural") colors like today. Yellow is too garish for my taste and I avoid using it in my historic creations.
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Thank you both
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My proposals are (bricklink colors): white, all shades of gray, dark red, all shades of brown, tan and dark tan, medium dark flash, dark orange, maybe not yellow, but light yellow definitely, olive green, dark green, sand green, dark blue, sand blue black
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Thank you all! @Bluecoat officer Friend from my LUG bought them for me at the Lego Fan Weekend last year.
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Thank you both. @Captain, it is lotr Samwise Gamgee, I have 13 of them (torso, not minifigs).
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My new moc, 18th century barracks, with my new soldiers Barracks by Džoni90, on Flickr
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Thank you!
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Thank you guys.
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Thank you all @VintageLegoEra His name is Jim and he was a slave, and later he became Huck's friend.
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Small scene from the book "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn" by Mark Twain. It was a fast and simple build. The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn by Džoni90, on Flickr The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn by Džoni90, on Flickr
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You all have very nice armies I just saw this, and Captain, I think you might have turned the flag upside down. Like this, it looks like the flag of Yugoslavia.
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Fantastic build! Architecture of all three parts is very nice.
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Thank you!
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Comic: The Curse of the Simian God (Part 2)
Dzoni90 replied to Captain Braunsfeld's topic in Pirate MOCs
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Thank you my friend
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Very nice build. I like the ground.
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Thank you all for kind comments.
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Thank you all! @Cloveapple Yes, I always try to make a few smaller story-lines in one scene. I love arranging minifigs, and maybe that's the most interesting thing while building. And yes, those are blood stains on the dirt and on the wall, I love to keep it real.
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Thank you all @dr_spock We can assume they navigate him by the voice @Captain Braunsfeld Maybe there will be some additional scenes. @Captain Hannibal Joost Yes, they are independent (actually courtroom was disassembled a long time ago) and they won't be assembled into a bigger MOC right now, because I need much more bricks to do that, but one of my goals in the future will surely be to build the whole imperial town .
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New MOC. Maybe you remember my The Courtroom of the 18th century. http://www.eurobrick...topic=96965&hl= Now I present you the next sequel of that moc, Imperial Prison. Pirate is now escorted into the prison. Imperial Prison by Džoni90, on Flickr
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Nice build! I like the color combination and vegetation.
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Thank you all for the comments