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Re: Great Hall
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lugnet.castle
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Thu, 1 Apr 2004 00:42:35 GMT
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In lugnet.castle, Leonard Hoffman wrote:
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Ben, this is an excellent build.
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Thank you.
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I’d have to agree with Marc that the castle wall with no windows is plain, i
think at least one would have been fun.
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Perhaps on my next moc I can try some snot experimentations for small windows to
use in these situations :)
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I do enjoy the plaster walls - something I’d never do b/c of the piece
usage, but it is cool to see that you have.
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Yes, the plaster work took the most time and pieces. I had to search for white
plates and was constantly running out of them. In addition, I had to visually
inspect the placement of the 1x1 grey tiles to create a random but balanced
design.
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The lord and lady being seperated when you open the hall looks a bit
weird. Overall, a super cool moc.
oh yeah, and you need slopes on those battlements!
-Lenny
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I agree about the lord and lady. The fireplace also looks really good when
closed. It would be nice if the creation opened in the other direction. I
guess I lose some good views either way the moc opens.
The battlements do need slopes. Lego - can I get a grey roof pack - with steep
grey roof peaks ;)
Ben
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| (...) Ben, this is an excellent build. I'd have to agree with Marc that the castle wall with no windows is plain, i think at least one would have been fun. I do enjoy the plaster walls - something I'd never do b/c of the piece usage, but it is cool (...) (20 years ago, 1-Apr-04, to lugnet.castle, FTX)
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