The sand blue also works surprisingly well. I'd never thought to use it, but I think now I'll have to stock up.Welcome to CC!
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Like smcginnis, I also saw this on Dunechaser's Blocklog. What I like about this MOC is the classic feel to it, while still being fresh and original. But maybe that's just me. The sand blue also works surprisingly well. I'd never thought to use it, but I think now I'll have to stock up.
Welcome to CC!
The sand blue also works surprisingly well. I'd never thought to use it, but I think now I'll have to stock up.Welcome to CC!
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Excellent MOC, Marcin! The leaning, ruined tower propped up by beams is brilliant, and the landscaping is fantastic. Welcome to C-C!
(Oh, and thanks for the DB plug! I'm much obliged.
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(Oh, and thanks for the DB plug! I'm much obliged.
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