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In lugnet.castle, Benjamin Ellermann wrote:
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Hi everyone,
My first new castle moc in a long time is my City Gate.
It features a stone base with two large doors. The doors can be secured by an
iron chain. A stair in the stone base leads to the tudor second floor. The
stair landing has a window to shoot at intruders.
The upper tudor level has a fireplace, two weapons racks, a bookshelf, a
table, chairs, and even a wall mirror.
I also made a haycart with the new huge wheels. The cardinal’s guard
(musketeer) collects a toll from the peasant to enter the city. A traveling
priest walks out of the city. Two fully armored watchmen guard the gate.
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Please let me know what you think of my moc. I am also seriously considering
making this moc into my second custom set.
Thanks,
Ben
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Seriously Ben, this thing rocks!
I admire the way you use the walls that deeply remind me of the type used in
6061 Siege Tower and other classic LegoLand
Castle sets. The guardhouse is, well, how can I say, quaint and cozy ;). Cool
way to keep out intruders, that window is. Nice minifig and cart details too.
In short, this is an excellent creation and IMO, I would make this a custom set.
See you!
Dean
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Seriously Ben, this thing rocks!
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Thanks. I am glad that you like it.
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I admire the way you use the walls that deeply remind me of the type used in
6061 Siege Tower and other classic
LegoLand Castle sets.
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I tried to make the base fit in with other castle walls
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The guardhouse is, well, how can I say, quaint and
cozy ;). Cool way to keep out intruders, that window is. Nice minifig and
cart details too.
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Thanks again. I have been trying to add more interior details and try a few
unique things. I enjoyed making the cart and figs too :)
Ben
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