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Re: Finally! 3 new buildings from the Realm of Velaria!
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Sun, 16 Dec 2001 19:46:04 GMT
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In lugnet.castle, Pawel Nazarewicz writes:
> In lugnet.castle, Jason Cicchini writes:
> > 1. Leafelocke Hall:
> > http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?i=91976
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> I like the Bionicle mask as a statue piece or an ornamentation. It works very
> well in this setting. I also like the rock (boulder?) on top of the chimney.
> This makes for a nice effect. The trees around the building are also good -
> whenever you can liven up a place with nature, you get bonus points :) The
> usage of cylinder pieces also adds to breaking up the rectangular feel that
> the building might have otherwise.
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> Now - some questions that I have - why is there a prison door on the second
> floor facing out? Is it supposed to be a prison, or ... ? Also - the arches
> and gates to the left of the building - is that a courtyard? They look a bit
> bare out there on their own :)
The prison door room is the well guarded dwelling place of Preistess Bark's
Green Crystal of earth. sorry for not having that in the descriptions. :)
The arches and gates combo wall is a section of the perimeter wall around
LeafeLocke Hall. Only a section of the wall was added for 2 reasons:
1. If i attempted the whole perimeter wall, I would also have to build the
entirety of the forest of illusion. In relation to where the story takes
place, that may well happen once I get to that chapter.
2. I ran out of gate peices in brown . LOL
> > 2. Grand Gallstorme City:
> > http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?i=63733
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> I really like the overall feel of this building - it's a mixture of sturdiness
> and practicality. Of course the Lion Head is what jumps out at first, and it
> definitely steals the show, but I like the little buildings towards the bottom
> of the City. If you added a few more, it would really add the the overall
> effect of it! I also like it being elevated as well as the stairs going up to
> the keep itself.
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> Also - is that a tiny waterfall that high up, or are those blue stairs? It
> would be really cool to have a magical source of water at that height.
Yes, that waterfall is Myrrin the Blue's pride and joy: The floating
waterfall. Noone in Gallstorme can tell where the water comes from or goes
to after it magically seeps down the waterfall.
Since Grand Gallstorme city is still under construction, the full effect
isn't quite complete. As you've said, more lil buildings down the bottom
would make it "feel" more like a city, and I plan to do this as soon as I
get more peices :)
> > 3. The Temple of the White Crystal
> > http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?i=91981
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> The trans-green dome fits in nicely in this creation, as does your usage of
> tower-tops and columns on the inside. The multiple arches at the entrance
> make for a nice effect and help to add to the 3-D feel of the Temple. I really
> dig the the whole enterance. Nice side ramps to the right and left of the
> stairs.
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> > Feedback is welcomed and appreciated!
> > Later,
> > -Jay (Rascal King)
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> Thanks for posting!
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> -- Pawel
Thanx for the feedback Pawel! Answer me this though, If anthony can come to
Blut'Ader, how come I can't? lol.
-Jay
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| (...) Running out of bricks is a good excuse, as long as you promise to make amends and buy more bricks as soon as you can ;) (...) As soon as it is finished up to my satisfaction, I plan to roll quite a few people through there to get the most (...) (23 years ago, 16-Dec-01, to lugnet.castle)
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| (...) well in this setting. I also like the rock (boulder?) on top of the chimney. This makes for a nice effect. The trees around the building are also good - whenever you can liven up a place with nature, you get bonus points :) The usage of (...) (23 years ago, 16-Dec-01, to lugnet.castle)
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