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Hello everyone.

This is my latest MOC. It´s a watchtower sided by a crooked house close to a swamp!

I hope you like it!

WTA1 by Cesbrick, on Flickr

WTA2 by Cesbrick, on Flickr

WTA13 by Cesbrick, on Flickr

I love all the detail and the irregular base.

Wow...I am speechless...what a beautiful creation! The detail, angles, and overall amazing look is fantastic!

mpoh98 wrote:Wow...I am speechless...what a beautiful creation! The detail, angles, and overall amazing look is fantastic!

This! Epic build

Now THIS is castle! Epic build!

Search a wonderful MOC. Congratulations, this is a work of art. I am not sure what to say to describe how amazing this build really is. Some of you are very good at creating an amazing play thing, which can also be a fantasy picture taken out of a work of fiction. Beautiful landscaping combined with architecture I have no idea how to recreate. Just, well done. I love seeing these sort of epic builds and there are many more I need to start commenting on throughout the forum, however, I must say these builds are absolutely daunting for someone rebuilding a collection from nothing. Even if I develop some semblance of a collection in the coming months, I have no idea how to build like this. I'm not sure I could ever build anything as nice as some of you artists. I hope my future MOCs are not laughable, but in the meantime i'm very proud of the amazing work this site produces. Great job Cesbrick, so awesome...

BrianofBrick06 wrote:Search a wonderful MOC. Congratulations, this is a work of art. I am not sure what to say to describe how amazing this build really is. Some of you are very good at creating an amazing play thing, which can also be a fantasy picture taken out of a work of fiction. Beautiful landscaping combined with architecture I have no idea how to recreate. Just, well done. I love seeing these sort of epic builds and there are many more I need to start commenting on throughout the forum, however, I must say these builds are absolutely daunting for someone rebuilding a collection from nothing. Even if I develop some semblance of a collection in the coming months, I have no idea how to build like this. I'm not sure I could ever build anything as nice as some of you artists. I hope my future MOCs are not laughable, but in the meantime i'm very proud of the amazing work this site produces. Great job Cesbrick, so awesome...

Thank you for your words.
Well I just very recently came out of my dark ages and when I decided to start my collection, I had a very good idea what kind of builds I would like to do, so I bought my sets and made my bricking orders accordingly. Then it was a matter of experimenting with various technics and get inspired by some of the great builders. Yes, you got to have somesome skill, but effort and building a lot is paramount.

Just wow.... I love it. One day I will get there. For sake of disscussion, which sets did you start with whilst building your colection and in what quantaties?

I bought 1 tower bridge, 1 opera Sidney house, 1 haunted house, a few small sets from castle line but my main income was bricklink. Made more then 10 orders and bought a lot of browns and tans and greys

Oh and I also bought a lot of foulliage and acessories.

Mod edit: Merged two posts. Please use the "edit"-button instead of double-posting in the future. Thanks! /Maedhros

This is an excellent piece of work! The SNOT-work is very well done and I really like the sort of patched up and irregular feel you get from it all. The landscaping also looks good, especially the trees.

What a splendid build.

For me the most brillant and innovative detail is the use of the worn lions-crusaders torso as a scarecrow ; I have also some old worn lions-crusaders torso's from my childhood but was never able to use them properly in their actual worn status ; you did perfectly.

Congrats.

Maedhros wrote:This is an excellent piece of work! The SNOT-work is very well done and I really like the sort of patched up and irregular feel you get from it all. The landscaping also looks good, especially the trees.

Thanks Maedhros! I m glad you like it.

pelle wrote:What a splendid build.

For me the most brillant and innovative detail is the use of the worn lions-crusaders torso as a scarecrow ; I have also some old worn lions-crusaders torso's from my childhood but was never able to use them properly in their actual worn status ; you did perfectly.

Congrats.

Thank you pelle. I had the torsos from my childhood. Even worn out they are great!!

Truly amazing work.
I love how you achived leaned look of straight walls wit only by a fraction leaned tiles.
Color selection is great too. And use of old trosos is nice touch with all new bricks.

That's impressive!
I can stay for hours looking at all the details.
Really inspiring!

That's crazy good.