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Re: MOC: Glenbrick House
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lugnet.castle, lugnet.town
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Wed, 24 Dec 2003 21:10:38 GMT
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Tony Alexander wrote:
> Ditto on Pawel's thoughts...I'd love to see more pics, and closer zoom.
> Nicely done! This shows a great deal of research and attention to
> realistic detail. Is it difficult to make things work well in minifig scale?
It takes work - I prefer to work at this scale, as it presents more of a
challenge to my brain and less to my wallet! Certainly capturing some
of the carved features took a lot of thought, but designing my own house
meant that I was able to portray only the features I could do easily. I
avoided, for example, a larger round tower or curved windows (although
at a push the macaroni pieces would do that for smaller curves).
> I'm impressed with the "whole room" attention on the interior, the exterior
> detailing, and the three-dimensional interaction of spaces.
I feel some of the credit for that should go to David Bryce - the
massing of structural elements as well as the individual elements I used
is derived entirely from his work. But he died in 1876 so can't accept
credit!
Alastair
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LEGO creations: http://aldisley.care4free.net/lego/lego.html
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