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Re: Santiago's Gate
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Mon, 13 Oct 2003 00:51:39 GMT
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In lugnet.castle, Juan Cuello wrote:
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> Hi everybody.....again.....
> This weekend seems to be a great weekend to build some lego castles, so here
> it's another MOC I'm very proud of it....
You should be--that is FANTASTIC! I love the depth to the detail--layering of
arches and so forth. I've found myself that I do a lot more of that when
working from a real-world prototype... I need to do more of that to develop my
own skill.
I also really like the battlements--how the... (can't find the website of
medieval architecture terms... merlons?) come to a point like that.
If I were going to change one thing, I'd put at least one door on the side of
the second floor where it meets up with a CCC wall (here:
http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?i=540020 ). Might not be
prototypical, and it would have to be a really narrow door, but it would make
sense.
Great work!
Peter
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| Hi everybody.....again..... This weekend seems to be a great weekend to build some lego castles, so here it's another MOC I'm very proud of it.... The Santiago's Gate is based on a real Gate that allow access to the old village of Trujillo, located (...) (21 years ago, 12-Oct-03, to lugnet.castle) !!
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