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Re: Castle Under Siege (Formaly Known As The Royal Knight's Castle)
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lugnet.castle
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Wed, 31 Aug 2005 16:21:10 GMT
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In lugnet.castle, John Butler wrote:
> I really like what you are doing here. It seems to be an impressive set-up with
> lots of play value as well as fine lego modelling. I especially like the double
> drawbridge that allows ships to pass under. I like how you suspended them from
> the two towers. I also like the black dragon (that might deserve a couple of
> extra pics). It sounds like the trebuchet is quite a fearsome weapon and must
> be pretty impressive in action. I also liked how you managed to incorporate the
> rasied lego baseplates but didn't let them dictate the shape/style of your
> castle. They are hard pieces to use but if they are used well are truly
> effective.
> If you want more people to comment I bet that the best way would be to improve
> your photography skills to properly highlight your building talent. It is not
> that there is anything wrong with your pictures now, but the MOC's that get the
> most attention are the ones that are tightly focused, brightly lit and with a
> neutral background. Which of course is really hard for us castle builders to
> do. I have taken a lot of pictures of my castles but I have yet to post mainly
> due to my poor photographic skills/ lack of techincal expertise. You are way
> ahead of me already.
> Anyway great work and I look forward to seeing more from you.
>
> Jake
Thank you very much for your comments, I really appreciate that. I think
it still has some good play value, but the look is more important to me. (Like
mine has a back wall, cough cough) I like the drawbridge as well; I need to
make it a little longer, because my ship can just barely fit through. As far as
the dragon, I'll see what I have, as far as more pictures, I built, and took it
apart 8 to 10 months ago, so I can't take any new pictures. Point blank I love
Trebuchets that is half the reason I really like the movie "Timeline" lots of
Trebuchets. Working the raised base plate in (or more like just keeping it in)
when I expanded my castle, was not easy, and in the end probably not completely
worth it, they are hard to work with. Thanks also for the photo comments, I'll
see what I can do, I have a cheap digital camera, and my set up is in a loft
like room, so it is hard to work with at some times, but I really appreciate it.
Thanks
--Kevin §
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