Heavy Water Ruins

[tbaixinho]

Hi everyone,

Here I'm after a couple of months to tell you that I've finished the 2ª module of HW. In this module I've tried to make the passage to a more living and working area. It will take time but eventually I'll get to the city.
Hope you like it and comments are welcome.


Tânia Baixinho

[tbaixinho]

I'm having some trouble editing my post

Here is the Brickshelf folder.

[lolas]

I'm really impressed with your MOC. It's beautiful!

[frco]

It is awesome man! I am thinking a long time about similar creation. 10/10

[Recluce]

Fantastic! The falls are very well done, though I think a few transparent blue and clear pieces could really give it a bit more life.

[Matt BeDar]

Holy crap, that is beautiful! If only I had more Legos I could make something of the same size, only it would probably be a fortress.

[Knight David]

Wow!!! That is great!!!

Keep it up,
David

[smcginnis]

Wonderful addition! The ruins themselves aren't that interesting to me, but everything else is! Although, I like that fallen statue... Oh, all right, the ruins are cool too.

Your landscaping style, brick height instead of plate, is very nice looking. Normally I wouldn't think so, but it seems to work here. Similarly, although there are lots of colors, it isn't too colorful. The figures are also quite interesting; some of them are a bit modern-looking for a medieval scene, and yet they work.

The Forestman's cart is very nice looking, and the dock, too looks great. The rotting boat is quite well done, and I love the way the whole boats look with the benches in them. That hut near the upturned boat is really great; I love the sort of log-cabin look.

And of course, the original MOC was (and is) very very nice itself. Anything I missed, the trees and such, is also amazing. Hope there'll be more to this layout!

~smcginnis

[Knight David]

The Forestman's cart is very nice looking, and the dock, too looks great. The rotting boat is quite well done, and I love the way the whole boats look with the benches in them. That hut near the upturned boat is really great; I love the sort of log-cabin look.

~smcginnis

I have to agree there!! The forestman's cart is very cool!

David

[Rusty Brick]

It will take time but eventually I'll get to the city.

You mean there's more coming? Wow. This is a pretty serious project if this is just the begining. Very well done. I think it does a great job of capturing a fishing community.

[RichardAM]

The lanscaping on this is absolutely lush, and there's a really good selection of colours. The details too are well thought-out and very lifelike.

What's more interesting though is the concept itself. A water village with ruins and overgrowth. In terms of Classic-Castle it's a little unorthodox, but the idea to me is incredibly appealing, and i'm looking forward to seeing more of this.

[DARKspawn]

wow, this was the featured MOC on Classic Castle when I first signed up I think ... or close. Totally awesome, I can't get enough of that waterfall, great colour use there & totally awesome details all round - I like the ruin too

[Spongey]

This is great. Both the landscape and the waterscape are excellent. I also really like the building in the middle of the falls. The colouration is superb. This is an excellent piece.

[Prince Imdol]

Pore dude. He gets a nice refreshing shower.

P.I

[bannear]

Tânia Baixinho,
I really appreciate the fact that you have done such a marvelous job of representing this scene without dependence on anything other than the usual bricks we could all have on hand. I am also impressed by the variety of activities and places that draw your eye. I didn't notice the fellow out past the waterwheel until just recently. I like the way you have represented each event as a detailed element that just adds to the whole milieu.

I look forward to the City!
Cheers,
Bert.