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He all,
Check out this outpost by Brickdoctor.
Be sure to look closely at pictures from all angles on this one, as that 8x8 square is packed with nice details.
Bruce
Check out this outpost by Brickdoctor.
Be sure to look closely at pictures from all angles on this one, as that 8x8 square is packed with nice details.
Bruce
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Re: Outpost by Brickdoctor
Very nice! the roof and corner wall look very similar to something i am currently work on. I just wish I could learn to finish a piece as well as this.
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Wow this is wonderful! There is a lot of cool details! I like the bird hidden in there.
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For not being a normal castle builder he has quite an eye for intricacies and details! The SNOT brickwork is an exception technique that captures a lot of realism. Th roof is also very well done and also gives the impression of realism. A lovely little vig!
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I really love the roof. Very clever.
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I like this moc because the SNOT work is very good. The bird and the grass are nice too. The cutaway view of the wall would be my favorite part as it shows that the wall isn't solid stone, there is a filler material used. Nice job.
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Re: Outpost by Brickdoctor
Well .... to be honest..... it's awesome! 
You've got to ask yourself one question,"Do I feel lucky?" Well do ya, punk?
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Pneumatic tubing for arms? Now that is a strange idea I just might have to attempt... How would that look inside a minifig's armpit though? Hm.