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'C' is for...
'C' is for...
Cooper.
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I like this. You've really got a knack for making the new colors look classic. Well, classic-er, at least.
Oh come now, that's not even trying.Athos wrote:barrel-licious
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I would have never thought to use the Shogun horns as a tool like that. They look great!
Another great vig, and another cool idea that I'll have to try sometime.
Another great vig, and another cool idea that I'll have to try sometime.
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Very nice. You have managed to pack a lot of detail into this, and thats great use for the Shogon horn. However, the man doesn't seen to be working. He seems to be standing still. Maybe if he was leaning forward? Still, this is really good. Keep it up.
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This one's really great too. I like how you've packed a tun of detail into this, the staves of wood sitting there and the tools look really good.
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Very nice, Steve. I too like the staves, and the use of the horns is really original. I think if I had built it though, in addition to the staves, I would have used some black Lego rubber bands standing in a corner as the barrel hoops.
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Nice little vig... I can't for the life of me remember what a Cooper is, although I am aware that it has something to do with Medieval times... hmm... time for google...
Anyway, nice use of the big barrel and, as was said, the Ninja piece... that's some pretty creative thinking. Any reason why you chose the HP green roof?
Anyway, nice use of the big barrel and, as was said, the Ninja piece... that's some pretty creative thinking. Any reason why you chose the HP green roof?
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Great cooper shop! Or would that be a coopery? Anyway, I like coopers...don't know why exactly, but I do.
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A cooper generally made barrels...hence the big barrel.ottoatm wrote:I can't for the life of me remember what a Cooper is, although I am aware that it has something to do with Medieval times... hmm... time for google...
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