Victorian manor by Shaun Sullivan
Posted: Tue Oct 26, 2004 11:01 pm
Hi all,
Shaun Sullivan has posted this amazing victorian manor to Brickshelf.
According to a note in his gallery (still looking for a Lugnet post or game write-up), this was first used for a horror (Lovecraft) themed Brikwars game this past weekend, though obviously he's been working on this for quite a while (he hinted about in in August).
While this is not a castle-themed creation, there are amazing architectural details throughout, and the general area of horror, IMO, is castle-friendly.
Be sure to check out: the amazing 2-thick curved wall, with curved bookcases to match, fireplace and chairs, canopied bed, perching parrots, fireplace variant, monstrous skeletons, extremely rare, never sold, element (how'd he get this?), rolling ladder, spooky tree (by Dave Eaton) and fence, and an amazing number of details throughout (plus the general studless nature of the floors and the modular room construction themselves amazing).
It looks like Shaun is still planning on uploading a ton of detail pictures, with all of those empty folders for different rooms.
Pictures from the game in progress are in another folder.
Bruce
Shaun Sullivan has posted this amazing victorian manor to Brickshelf.
According to a note in his gallery (still looking for a Lugnet post or game write-up), this was first used for a horror (Lovecraft) themed Brikwars game this past weekend, though obviously he's been working on this for quite a while (he hinted about in in August).
While this is not a castle-themed creation, there are amazing architectural details throughout, and the general area of horror, IMO, is castle-friendly.
Be sure to check out: the amazing 2-thick curved wall, with curved bookcases to match, fireplace and chairs, canopied bed, perching parrots, fireplace variant, monstrous skeletons, extremely rare, never sold, element (how'd he get this?), rolling ladder, spooky tree (by Dave Eaton) and fence, and an amazing number of details throughout (plus the general studless nature of the floors and the modular room construction themselves amazing).
It looks like Shaun is still planning on uploading a ton of detail pictures, with all of those empty folders for different rooms.
Pictures from the game in progress are in another folder.
Bruce
I love the interior architectural details. The kitchen/dining room is my favorite. I love that fireplace. The exterior details are a bit plain (who am I to complain) but match the architectural style of the house. The porch and turret are also wonderful.
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