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Hello .castlers and other connoisseurs of fine home furnishings,
I have made the beds. Not earth-shattering news, of course, but it’s something
at least...and it’s a good use for the down from
the ducks we’ve been discussing
recently.
I’ve been working on a tudor style building for some time now, but time and
space to work are in short supply. Meanwhile the beds are complete, so I thought
I’d, um, share them, well, the design that is... Stop looking at me like that.
Here, look at this picture instead:
And, another picture, and the
post-mod gallery, whish
contains all three pictures.
So, these are a sort of teaser for the whole building, which should be complete
soon, I hope, space permitting...
“So, How do you like my featherbed and how do you like my sheets...”
Peace and feathers
Professor Whateverly
PS. I posted to a few threads that I thought were relevant, but kept the
followup to .castle. Let me know if this doesn’t make sense...
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“So, How do you like my featherbed and how do you like my sheets...”
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Very much, though I fail to get the possible joke in this line ;)
They are excellent, looking much more detailed than the beds I usually out in my
houses, 6*4 in solid bricks, and a 2*4 slope or roof top brick as a pillow.
Those 2*2 flat knobs sure are good for a lot of things.
I like the varitations in design as well, I imagine one could be quite creative
ornaments-wise with your design.
--Tobias
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In lugnet.castle, Tobias Möller wrote:
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“So, How do you like my featherbed and how do you like my sheets...”
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Very much, though I fail to get the possible joke in this line ;)
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Ah, no joke this time, it’s actually a reference to the song Matty Groves, a
lovely little murder and adultery ballad by Fairport Convention. It’s the sort
of thing that I find perfect for putting me in a mediæval frame of mind.
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They are excellent, looking much more detailed than the beds I usually out in
my houses, 6*4 in solid bricks, and a 2*4 slope or roof top brick as a
pillow. Those 2*2 flat knobs sure are good for a lot of things.
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Thank you very much.
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I like the varitations in design as well, I imagine one could be quite
creative ornaments-wise with your design.
--Tobias
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Funny you should mention that. The next morning I woke up with more variations
in my head. After a sequence of life, work, building, life, work, photography,
life, work, work, work, image editing, my how time flies, uploading, they are
ready for your edification and/or enjoyment.
More beds:
From left to right: The Single; The Standard Four-Poster; The Huntsman; The
Royal Deluxe.
I may have to open a shop...
Here’s the updated
gallery.
Peace and a good knight’s sleep
Professor Whateverly
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Very nice! I like the use of 1x4 log pieces and I love the pillows. Great!
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In lugnet.castle, Dale Stoltzfus wrote:
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Very nice! I like the use of 1x4 log pieces and I love the pillows. Great!
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Thank you for your kind words.
The beds now have a page with commentary yes, their very own page
Peace and pillows,
Professor Whateverly
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Very nice work.
I'm always trying out new bed designs in The Brick Testament, and these are some
of the nicest designs I've come across.
Here's to excellence in minifig scale furnishings.
-Brendan
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