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Re: New Building
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lugnet.castle
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Mon, 17 Dec 2001 13:35:43 GMT
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In lugnet.castle, Pawel Nazarewicz writes:
> In lugnet.castle, Brian Kasprzyk writes:
> > Well, I've had some pieces lying around that I wanted to use to make a new
> > house. This is what I came up with. I called it "Baron Brice's Home"
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> > http://sp-lands.com/whats-new.htm
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> Black and red are among my favorite color combinations, and your usage
> of parts from the Guarded Inn works very well - the octagonal tower with
> black lattice windows also does the trick - the red slope finishes it off
> nicely. Also - what are those chimney looking things lined up parallel next
> to one another?
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> Also, I like your usage of the round tower base - it's not your first time
> building with it though, so you are getting the hang of it :)
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> When I look at the model, it almost seems like all your heart and soul
> went into the top 2/3 and the bottom just seems a bit ... flat? Maybe
> adding some rocks all around there along with a tree or two would liven
> up the scenery. A few 2x2s and a few 2x3s in grey might just do the
> trick. That's the only thing that comes to mind as far as things to do that
> would spice the model up.
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> Very exotic model - I like it :)
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> -- Pawel
Thanks for the complements! I agree, in my haste to get some pics out,
additional 'dressing' was forgotten, like foliage and 'stuff'. They would
definitely add to the surroundings and make it seem 'lived in'.
I want to learn some of the tricks of image manipulation like so many out
here seem really good at. I just don't have the time to play with the
software, build, and do all the other things in life... If only I could
live without sleep, then I could do all things ;-) Anyway, on my web site,
I try to leave the buildings isolated so that people can see the actual
building and the details that went into it. Eventually, I will get around
to creating stories where entire landscapes will be built with the
buildings. Problem is, until I learn some tricks with the photo's, I don't
want to do it. People like Anthony and you have really great enhanced
images and I want to be on par with that level of quality!
Black is a very hard Lego color to get good pics. I use to 500 watt work
lights on stands and take the pics on my freezer chest and it still seems
like I never have enough light with black pieces.
Thanks again for looking at my new addition to an ever-increasing 'space
hogger'. I'm sure, like everyone else, finding space for the newest
creation is a chore.
BK>
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