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CCCIV - Ye Olde Quidditche
CCCIV - Ye Olde Quidditche
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I love all the ridiculous details in it [like those sheep] and some of the very skilled ones too [like those sloped plates near the river].
I love all the ridiculous details in it [like those sheep] and some of the very skilled ones too [like those sloped plates near the river].
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Wow! The sense of movement in this MOC is phenomenal. The figs really do look like they're flying--hardly any obtrusive supports, and in the case of the bludger, integrated really well.
The action is what I really like here, but the random mixture of Harry Potter sports, Fantasy Castle factions, and the part-pirate spectators is awesome. The little things are all done well too, such as the wine gushing from the barrel, and the liberal use of double-sided heads.
The action is what I really like here, but the random mixture of Harry Potter sports, Fantasy Castle factions, and the part-pirate spectators is awesome. The little things are all done well too, such as the wine gushing from the barrel, and the liberal use of double-sided heads.
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This is really nice! There is stuff going on everywhere. I have to say this is much more exciting than HP Quidditch 
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Hey Sly,
Is this a CCC entry?
Bruce
Is this a CCC entry?
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Part-pirate? They were supposed to be barbarians/generic bad guys...Formendacil wrote: The action is what I really like here, but the random mixture of Harry Potter sports, Fantasy Castle factions, and the part-pirate spectators is awesome.
I was actually worried that it was too obvious; it's a shame they don't make 2x2 castle skeleton flags...Elephant Knight wrote:This is so, um, well, weird.
Other than that little nitpick, I love this, er, thing. The use of the Pirate flag is BRILLIANT! (Can't think I never thought of it!)
Yeah, I should have mentioned that. It'll probably end up in Misc, although I had intended it for Entertainment/Sport/Celebrations Category, when I bought the broomsticks. The categories didn't go my way, but no matterBruce N H wrote: Is this a CCC entry?
