Another house, along the same lines as my corner house that I announced earlier in the week. This one is quite a bit smaller, if a brick or so taller.
A slice of tudor
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A slice of tudor
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Another cool MOC, as always. The uneven roof and gaps in the floor bother me, but I don't see how you could have done it otherwise. Very inspiring!
Hm...I need to get back in building tudor houses...these new pie houses are intriguing...
Hm...I need to get back in building tudor houses...these new pie houses are intriguing...
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Re: A slice of tudor
You are on to something, mister poet.JasonSpears wrote:Another house, along the same lines as my corner house that I announced earlier in the week. This one is quite a bit smaller, if a brick or so taller.
Weird.
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I'm not keen on the roof (the floor doesn't bother me), but I needed that side to be flat. Otherwise, I would have put tiles on that side of the building and then just had the roof from the other side overhang. Still I'm figuring that in a layout, squeezed between a few other buildings, it won't be too noticable.Lord_Of_The_LEGO wrote:Another cool MOC, as always. The uneven roof and gaps in the floor bother me, but I don't see how you could have done it otherwise. Very inspiring!
Thanks.
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Further proof of Einstein's Theory of Special Relativity and length contraction as Tudor houses approach the speed of light!
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Stellar work!
A suggestion (not necessarily for this MOC but for the direction these houses seem to be heading): it would be interesting to see some variation in the front to back distance of a row of houses. That would really give it a twisty-turny feel.
Carl
A suggestion (not necessarily for this MOC but for the direction these houses seem to be heading): it would be interesting to see some variation in the front to back distance of a row of houses. That would really give it a twisty-turny feel.
Carl
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