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Nice looking MOC built around a great concept! Thanks so much for sharing.

God Bless,

Nathan

Hello and welcome,

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Nathan

Hello and welcome!

Looks like a very nice collection you have there!

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Nathan

Hey and welcome!

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Nathan

Very nice work!

I hate that you stole my thunder as I've been planning a mine cart scene for ages, but as you did it so well, with such nice details and landscaping, I'll let you off... ; )

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Nathan

Nice work, on a beautifully compact little scene. I feel like I'm missing some of the sarcasm over the vagueness of the internet. But still great!

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Nathan

This model just really struck me as great. Wonderful work. I love the scale, tidy execution of details, landscaping, and creativity!

Keep up the good work!

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Nathan

mrkovach wrote:cool,
I really like your entrance to the caves series (right name?)
BTW, I would really like to see one of those HUGE mocs in a castle form like the first one. I really like your landscaping :lol:

Thanks a million!

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Nathan

I really don't know what to say about this one... I built it, I really like it, and it's not like anything I normally envision:



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Thoughts much appreciated!

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Nathan

Just to let everyone know that I've put up a better picture/explanation of the tower construction up in my Tips and Tricks section...

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Nathan

Hey and welcome!

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Nathan (also of EB)

Nice choice of torso, and a great small MOC. I could really see this tiara use catching on...

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Nathan

Wow, I really like these. They have a wonderful alternate setting, some great scaling, and very nice details...

Thanks for posting these Bruce!

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Nathan

Very nice. I like the way you've offset the lego building on a much grander scale...

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Nathan

Landscaping can be tricky, it is also very scale dependent. One thing I would stress is the need to strive for an organic look. If you find sections repeating themselves don't hesitate to tear down and start again. Personally I favour using a variety of slopes over plates and bricks, but each have t...