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Re: Small village
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lugnet.castle
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Fri, 8 Mar 2002 14:43:38 GMT
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In lugnet.castle, Chris Maddison writes:
> > Very cool, Chris! The whole setup has a compactness that makes it look like
> > a typical, small medieval village. There's not too much going on, so it
> > looks very peaceful. The buildings look great, and the landscaping is
> > fantastic. The little details, like the 3-leaf plants placed randomly
> > around the scene, make it immensly more fun to look at.
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> Hey, thanks Wilson. Actually the "compactness" of it is just my excuse at a
> lack of landscaping stuff (or, moreover, a lack of motivation to dig more of
> it out :-) I tried to make the whole thing organic.
Well, you did a good job of giving the "organic" feel. I agree with Wilson,
the foliage on the ground gives the village a "living and breathing" touch.
The bigger tree is very nice, and again, placing foliage at its foot gives
it a realistic touch.
> Yep, that's what I had in mind...small merchants selling out of a tent type
> stuff. I can also see this at some fair or carnival. This is one SPUD that
> I hope gets released in multiple colors.
Yes, very cool! This makes me think about Jon Furman's "Festival of the
Guilds", and, while we're at it... this sounds like a *great* theme for this
year's gathering at Brickfest. Whaddaya say? Every kingdom bringing their
fairs and goods...?
-Shiri
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