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Hi John,
Great work! I laughed when I saw it - it reminded me of a building I
threw together in November:
http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=1962
Same kind of architecture, only you've got me completely outclassed :)
Brilliant work - I hope you don't mind if I steal a few pages from your
architecture book -- especially wrt your use of clips and hinges as
texturing elements.
Time to order more white classic window parts packs. :D
Jeff
John Neal wrote:
>
> This MOC is a departure for me in a couple of ways. Normally, I build
> trains and train related stuff. After having been to LLC this past
> summer, I became inspired to create a building that had miniland detail
> in it, but was minifig scale. So I built this chateau with the idea of
> having it sit on the new GMLTC layout which is currently under
> construction.
>
> Also, I am normally pouring over schematics and photos of trains when I
> build, in order to create the most real-to-life MOC I can. This
> chateau, however, came completely out of my head. I literally just made
> it up as I went along:-)
>
> In order to build this thing, I utilized LEGO Direct bulk services, AFOL
> parts sellers (thanks, Julie K:), and my own multiple set bursting. I
> couldn't have done it alone.
>
> Sorry the pics are rather big and fuzzy-- but here it is-- enjoy!
> http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=2519
>
> -John
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