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Re: Bounderby's Shipping Company
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Wed, 23 Jul 2003 03:32:20 GMT
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Hi Nick,
Thanks for sharing this MOC.
I especially like the way the front works out.
Plenty of exciting shapes and colorful without becoming
chaotic, not a small feat IMO.
The whole building is cleverly engineered with everything
fitting together nicely and making the building accessible
in various ways.
Using docks and water seems an addition to the MM
standard, I guess. I don't see why a market can't be at a
shore.
You mention building with stone on sand. IRL the problem
of building on a terrain that cannot sufficiently carry the
weight is solved by drilling large poles in the ground and
building on top of those. So there shouldn't be a problem
with Lego buildings on a beach. You simply claim it was
built that way, only you cannot see the poles.
Regards, Twan.
"Nick Oranzi" <cheez11111@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:HICEH2.FEq@lugnet.com...
> Presenting........[Bounderby's Shipping Warehouse]
>
>
<<http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/cheez11111/shipping/thumb/01.jpg_t
humb.jpg>>
<<http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/cheez11111/shipping/thumb/05.jpg_t
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<<http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/cheez11111/shipping/thumb/10.jpg_t
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> For all your shipping needs across the globe! With his headquaters • in Sirob,
> Josiah provides lightning quick delivery and the safest storage • anyware at
> affordable prices. Have valuable goods? Lock 'em up in our state • of the art,
> secured vault, guarded 24/7
<<http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/cheez11111/shipping/thumb/17.jpg_t
humb.jpg>>
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> For the very best, choose Bounderby's Shipping company!
>
> <http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=50623> (post mod)
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> my next entry into the Medieval Marketplace, a shipping docks. It • breaks into
> three sections with two removable roofs for accessability. The • crane on top
> allows large packages to be hoisted over the walls and stored, • upstairs is
> Bounderbys office with ledger and a jug of wine. Across, only • accessible by
> passing through his office, is the vault, usually guarded, but not • in the
> picture.
>
> One of the problems not addressed in the MM standard is bordering • water. Most
> likely it would not be on the beach since sand would be bad terrain • for a stone
> shipping yard, as well as shallow waters, so i added these • bulkheads, which look
> quite nice, even better if i had them in brown.
<<http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/cheez11111/shipping/thumb/09.jpg_t
humb.jpg>>
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> I tried to work on my photography with my new camera and i think its • a bit
> better.
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> So enjoy.
>
> -Nick
> <http://mywebpages.comcast.net/oranzinr>
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