Some Anvils
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Some Anvils
Just wanted to post my anvil ideas. They can both be made completely dark bley if you want. I thought you might like to see them.
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I don't think I've seen the 1x1x2/3 slope used in an anvil yet. It looks good here! My only suggestion would be to make it the anvil a little shorter, but it's nothing big.
I'll be using this design in the future.
I'll be using this design in the future.
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They also have the 1x1x2 slants in black...that's how I make mine, which are very similar to yours.
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I like this idea alot. After I purchased 3735 blacksmith shop I tried making some other anvils, none of them turned out this well. I think I may break my own dark bley rule and use some to make this. Good job, I'll play around with it some. Thanks for sharing.
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I like 'em. I prefer the one without the tiles on the sides, since the "face" of an anvil (the top) always takes up the full width of the anvil. The only other improvement I can see would be to lower them. The height of an anvil is usually about mid thigh. Excellent work!
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So, it turns out I don't have any 1x1 slopes, but I did find another piece I have not seen used in an anvel yet. The modified 1x1 plate (tooth or spike). I wish I did have those slopes though, I'd really like to try your idea, it was grrreat!
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Thanks, I'm glad you started this thread, anvels are important, and you've started me trying to come up with new ones.
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Thanks, I'm glad you started this thread, anvels are important, and you've started me trying to come up with new ones.
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Enigma and Josh, I made them that height because I wasn't comparing them to a fig right then. Any pics, Modesty? Wunztwice, I like your anvils too. The 1x1 slopes come in many colors, as seen on zemi here. I guess that means you could make crystal anvils for wizards or something.
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Oh, I forgot to mention, the anvil I posted that has a clicking hinge on it with two 'fingers' is meant to be a horse-shoe anvel. Many of them had two smaller rounding points opposite the larger rounding point, so that was my attempt. I hope it came off well. So, like I said before, thanks for getting me thinking about these again.
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I just found some 1x1 bley slopes, and so I combined your idea with mine. I really like the result. Thanks.
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Nice, simple, but nice.
Thanks, Thomas
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