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Re: The Brick Testament - David Makes New Friends
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Fri, 23 Nov 2007 23:05:23 GMT
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Going back to try and cover the stories I missed:
David Acts Insane - I really like the wall behind the Philistine king’s throne.
The “drool” is funny as a LEGO joke, though I’m not sure if it’s effective just
looking at it as a depiction of the scene. On the cave, I guess I’d rather see
the whole thing as brick built rather than half of raised baseplates and half of
bricks.
People of Nob Massacred - There’s just something inherently funny about the
crowd of priests in their purple turbans. Some good violence depiction here,
like the trick with slicing the body in half
here and the line of blood down the wall
here. Any reason why Doeg switches from two cutlasses to one cutlass and one
broadsword?
David Attacks the Philistines - I particularly like
this scene. That’s a simple but effective fire. In the
battle scene, what is that battle axe in the upper left? Is it an official
piece? Having already read later chapters, I appreciate that you’ve got Joab
prominently featured from the start.
David’s Strong Men - Some good carnage scenes here, especially Abishai’s pile of
bodies. The yellow flags as barley is a clever idea and very effective. The
flower stems for the next field also works well. What is that mace that Benaiah
is using? Poor lion - first he gets stuck in a cistern, then some crazy guy
jumps in to fight him. I’m not sure about the flowers as snow - they seem like
flowers to me. Also, how did you do the spear through the body in the last
scene? The trick on the arm posing in that scene works really well and looks
dynamic.
David Asks for a Drink, Refuses It - Interesting
gate here. I like the variation from plate to brick on the underside of the
arch, and the pairing of the two different types of arches is something I hadn’t
seen before. That wheel makes a good well, and the pouring out of the water is
very effective.
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| (...) Awesome. (...) Thanks. Obviously I've tried to give the Philistines a consistent look in their architecture (or at least in their color schemes and decoration), working that lovely patterned arch into as many of the Philistine buildings as (...) (17 years ago, 29-Nov-07, to lugnet.build.ancient, FTX)
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