The Dragon's Tooth Lighthouse
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Lord Felix
- Landlord
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- Location: Utah, USA Age: 27
I loved this when I saw it in some of the folders of NWBC. I think it fit into the display nicely, and that the HP stair piece is used excellently. Very good job!
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The Blue Knight
- Merchant
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Isn't it odd how much dofferent things look in person? I got to see this first hand for three days, and it is much better in the brick, so to speak. It is very tall, and has some great construction techniques. It does look kinda thin in the pix, but it isn't at all. You should take some other pix that better display this great lighthouse and all it's little details. My favorite was quite accidental, seeing the guy in the tub row madly away from a TIE Interceptor... <:^)
Yeah, and no pressure about one-upping yourself next year! Great job, and you deserved your runner's up bid!
Yeah, and no pressure about one-upping yourself next year! Great job, and you deserved your runner's up bid!
Men who lie, merely hide the truth; but men who tell half-lies, have forgotten where they put it--Samuel Clemens