Village mosque
Village mosque
Continuing my theme of Islamdom I present a village mosque from the time of the Selçuks. I was trying to make this a sort of advanced playset with removable details, characters etc.
I have to give vast amounts of thanks the the aptly named Selçuk Göre for all his help digging up images for me, looking over the mosque and generally providing me with access to information in Turkish. I really couldn't have done this without his help
Dome and crescent
Interior (with Minbar, Mihrab and ablution fountain)
Tim
I have to give vast amounts of thanks the the aptly named Selçuk Göre for all his help digging up images for me, looking over the mosque and generally providing me with access to information in Turkish. I really couldn't have done this without his help
Dome and crescent
Interior (with Minbar, Mihrab and ablution fountain)
Tim
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Great job. I like all of the details, inside and out!
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Really good, I like the Dome very much!
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I love it! Great job on the crescents. I've never seen a real mosque inside, but I assume that this is close to the real deal. It's nice to see so many castle-era MOCs based around non-european things lately. This is another good example. Thanks for sharing!
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I agree, although I am more focused with European Medieval life myself, there is so much more to the time period, great work.wunztwice wrote:It's nice to see so many castle-era MOCs based around non-european things lately. This is another good example. Thanks for sharing!
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I like how the cresents were done, but looks like to me they don't do that in real life. With the wrist part being a lot smaller than the cone's hole.
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If you look a little more carefully you will see two very small pieces of flex holding the wrist and the ends of the plumes together.JPinoy wrote:I like how the cresents were done, but looks like to me they don't do that in real life. With the wrist part being a lot smaller than the cone's hole.
It's visible in the renders but a bit clearer here
Tim
I like the idea of those moons on both the dome and minaret
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