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Re: The Wizards Workshop
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Sat, 30 Mar 2002 23:24:08 GMT
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Chris,
I'm certain that the Cleanliness of a wizards in not always proportional to
the magnitude with which he performs his craft! I'm a fan of Wynock of
course! I agree that the exterior isn't exactly up to snuff, especially in
regards to Bag End. This was constructed a few months before Bag End as an
expiriment, so In record lingo it's kind of a B-side! I wasn't expecting
this much positive feedback so I am pleasantly surprised. Thanks for the
compliments I really appreciate them coming from someone who's work I
admire! Jon
n lugnet.castle, Chris Maddison writes:
> Jon, this is cool! I love the interior, absolutely stunning. All the books
> and potions and bottles and miscellaneous things add so much to the mood.
> It looks like this place is actually lived in. And it seems your occupant
> is a bit cleaner than Wynok is :-) [1].
>
> The one thing I don't like is the look of the outside. The tree is cool,
> but I don't like the use of the corner walls. Of course, that'd be remedied
> easily if we just had some decent pieces to build large *round* trees.
>
> The rocks also are a bit...off. As someone else touched on, it would have
> been nice to see this done like you did Bag End (amazing work, btw), with
> some slopes and lots of plates.
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> All in all tho, pretty nifty.
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> -Chris
> [1]Wynok's Tower - http://xcalabur.topcities.com/structures/structures.html
> for those who had no clue what I was talking about.
>
> In lugnet.announce.moc, Jon Furman writes:
> > The Wizard's Workshop
> >
> > Deep in the heart of an ancient forest stands a mighty oak. Rising out
> > of the cleft in an enormous boulder, the tree is the entrance to a cave hewn
> > out of the aged granite.
> > The Wizard's workshop is a fully furnished, minifig scale, alchemists
> > crafting chamber. Workbenches, cabinets, and bookshelves are among the wood
> > workings. The Wizard's library is filled with timeless texts and
> > manuscripts. Potions, Herbs, Precious Gemstones, and Magic Crystals litter
> > the working area while an oversized cauldron sits on the hearth awaiting
> > it's next concoction.
> >
> > The Back of the tree's upper section removes to reveal a small
> > bedchamber. The top of the boulder lifts off to reveal the play area of the
> > cave.
> >
> > http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=14381
> >
> > This is my first attempt at creating my own fantasy subject so I hope
> > that you enjoy, and as always, I'd love to hear your feedback!
> >
> > Jon Furman
> > Lugnet #1123
> > "Use the brick separator, your fingernails will thank you later!"
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