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Re: My first Castle MOC - web page
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lugnet.castle
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Fri, 29 Sep 2000 18:14:09 GMT
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In lugnet.castle, Pawel Nazarewicz writes:
> In lugnet.announce, Frank Filz writes:
> > Ok, my big huge castle in progress now has a web page:
> >
> > http://www.mindspring.com/~ffilz/Lego/castle-creations.html
> >
> > There isn't any new progress on the actual castle since August though.
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> You slacker! Why don't you have more done? ... and don't give me this "I
> have a life" excuse. I'm not buying it ;)
Well, I got distracted by vacations and such, and then got back into sorting
sets (and buying and eBaying [hmm, is eBay run by the Wolfpack....]).
> I like how your building landscape is three dementional - it's something
> that really adds to castles if you ask me. Combining deferent media -
> rivers, seas, rocks, and flat ground (the tan) is really effective.
Well, I figured I was a little demented to start such a big project....
> I also like the use of Chewie as a wolfman. So simple, and yet I would have
> never thought of it. I guess it's like anything that you see done ... it's • easy
> to say "oh well - anyone could have thought of it" But they didn't. That
> really struck me as thinking outside the box on your part.
Oh, I wouldn't make much of it. I had been thinking for a while what to do with
extra Chewies (other than pick them out of my teeth).
> Your wolf guys are all really individual, which in the long run will allow
> you to do a lot with their personalities if you choose to do so. I'm not
> really an individual type of guy - I think I have a total of six or so
> characters in all my stories so far. You're ahead here :) But of course
> there is
> always Anthony Sava and his 29847294 characters, but that's another story
> <grin>.
As a gamesmaster, I've always had to be prepared to provide at least some
personality for a bunch of chatacters, so doing that for Castle World isn't any
harder.
Frank
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