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Re: My newest MOC: a cathedral
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Mon, 30 Sep 2002 03:42:57 GMT
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Very cool cathedral! It almost looks more like a tempal to an evil diety of
some type.... As was already mentioned I would love to see this rendered so
that the color scheme was more uniform.... Great work!
-Aaron
"Daan Bargerbos" <daan.bargerbos@wanadoo.nl> wrote in message
news:H3764y.BC@lugnet.com...
> Hello everybody!
>
> A few days ago I posted a message about my newest MOC: a cathedral.
> Because of a change of my e-mail, I didn't get any reactions.
> (At least, I hope that's the reason ;-) ).
>
> This is what I posted then (and it's only fair to post it again
> beacuse the pics have been seen already over 470 times. WOW!).
> [NOTE'I hope to put up some other and better pics this week)
>
> PLMKWYT!
>
>
> A few weeks of building and some more days of working out some ideas are
> shown here in a few pics. They are made with a standard camera, so quality
> could be better (flash is most of the time diverting). But I hope they • still
> show the pleasure of making this building in the first place.
>
> On Brickshelf you can view my cathedral, originally (and for some • deatails)
> inspired by Daniel Siskind's version. Did I have enough grey bricks to • build
> this walls, did I have enough black slopes to build the roof?
> I knew on forehand: I don't have this sand red and tan 2 x 2 bricks. But I
> had a few red and yellow...
>
> What started as a challenge and learning proces of building,
> became my own project which lured me into hours of building...
>
> Here are the first pics of this challenging project.
> http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=25740
>
> Cathedral1: the entire building
>
> cathedral2: the tower in parts
> - the cross is build as inspired by Manfred Moolhuysen. See
> http://www.brickmania.com/Gallery2/custom/Fe-cross.gif
> - the middle has the clock inspired by James Mathis, see
> http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=19206
> - the lower part has some original inspiration:
> - using legs of Starwars droids as fence in the tower
> - using Sebobal as a frigthning develish character above the entrance
>
> cathedral3: the middle part replaced and revealing the organ (which fits
> nicely into the next part);
> - notice the batism-font supported on fish (christian symbol!).
> - notice also I've tried to make a difference on both sides of the church.
> On 'this' side of the church there are grey birds (parrots in the front, • for
> the rest grey bats), on the 'other' side i've used black birds (mostly • bats,
> that's why I wanted to name this church a 'batholic' church ;-))
>
> cathedral4:this s the part based on Daniel Siskinds building instructions
> (Guarded Church Model D, see: • http://www.brickmania.com/Church/moduleD.htm).
> - I've made a torch lighted lamp, hanging from the ceiling (also coming
> back in the middle part and the last part of the church). I like to think
> this is a original discovery, but maybe somebody else did already came up
> with this idea?
>
> cathedral5: the upper part of the middle section (which itself is • dividable
> in three parts: the sied entrances are removable, after lifting the
> roofsection) shows another invention: using the arms of the StarWars • droids
> for fencing the roof. Also the Ninja wall pieces helped me to disguise my
> lack of apporpriate roof pieces ;-)
>
> cathedral6: here you can see the entrance removed, reveiling grey statues
> with trumpets and bat(hedral) shields. Upon closer inspection you can see
> two hand behind the left pillar: they are from a praying and kneeling monk
> which I would like to picture another time.
>
> cathedral7: this is the 'dark side' of the church (mark the black bats, • and
> dark grey lion heads at the entrance -idea inspired by Gary Thomas, see
> http://news.lugnet.com/castle/?n=13487 - ). Here (as on the other side) • I've
> tried to make a goodlooking stainglassed window.
>
> cathedral8: two guards in the last part of the church, guarding the box • with
> remains of the founder of this 'bathedral' (left) and his dark red walking
> staff, still as fresh as in the beginning and therefor believed to have
> powers beyond belief (right in the arched section behind the right guard).
> Here also clear the light hanging from the roof.
> In the back-part of this section you can notice the large wooden cross,
> embedded with red gems.
> By the way, the guards now also have there own 'bathedral' shields.
>
> Pictures to come will show:
> - in the middle section an altar with silver plate and wine set (used for
> communication)
> - pulpit with preacher
> - the chair on which the bishop can sit (Latin: cathedra), making this
> church a cathedral
> - the outside of the last part
> - a bird view of the cathedral.
>
>
> Sure I like to know what you (happy builders out there) like of my latest
> 'giving in to temptation'.
>
> Daan Bargerbos
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| Hello Aaron Muhl, thanks for your kind words. Excuses for this late reaction: My mail-program didn't work well :-( Your remark about rendering gives me new work to do: I haven't worked with Ldraw before, but will try. The first little productions (...) (24 years ago, 7-Oct-02, to lugnet.castle)
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| Hello everybody! A few days ago I posted a message about my newest MOC: a cathedral. Because of a change of my e-mail, I didn't get any reactions. (At least, I hope that's the reason ;-) ). This is what I posted then (and it's only fair to post it (...) (24 years ago, 29-Sep-02, to lugnet.castle)
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