LCC Lenfald - King of the Hill

[Albatross_Viking]

King of the Hill by ShareburG, on Flickr
A quick afternoon's free build to the LCC. Bad photo is pretty bad .

[Teherean]

Wow! Now that's a crazy way to build a hill, one that I've never seen before as well. The shape is a little bit odd, maybe, but for a new technique it looks great!

[soccerkid6]

I think your hill works pretty well, definitely something new. Cool figs too

[Eklund]

That is a nice way to achieve a big slope, great job!

[Albatross_Viking]

Thank you for the comments guys!

[Hayden.]

Neat design, clever idea, and you already know of my criticisms.

[Highwayman]

I like this design for a hill. It works pretty well, IMO. I'd love to give it a try, but I don't have nearly enough pieces! Good job on this. C:

[Tycho McKorley]

It's an interesting hill design, as others have said. I do have one question though, but perhaps it's a bit obvious. Isn't it a bit intensive in how it uses the typical Lego foliage piece? Those are rare enough to me that I'd rather save them for other plants, but to achieve a "swampy" or "thick" vegetative look, I think you've hit on something.

[Albatross_Viking]

Another round of thank you-s incoming!
Tycho: It indeed uses quite an amount of those, but this particular example was achieved with only 1-2 layers of leaves all around, so I believe it's still possible on a larger scale.

[Medieval Guy]

Are the leaves connected to anything?

[Albatross_Viking]

Inner layer is connected via round studs or themselves to the underlaying plates. Outer layer is connected to the inner one.