Observatory

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Crimson Wolf
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Observatory

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So, I made a new castle after all this time (again). Hope you approve. More (larger) pictures on Flickr:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/crimson_wo ... 377814162/
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Rick-Ricks
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Saw this on Flickr and loved it. All the details are amazing. On a side note, What does your room-mate thing of you being a TFOL?
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That's pretty awesome!
The bit with the dome on top is my favourite part, but you've got some great details all over the place.
Very good job!
Between plotting to kill you all and chasing balls of yarn, I also build [url=https://www.flickr.com/photos/30639040@N02/albums]MOCs[/url]

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Lots of great details, I really like it. The staircase in the rock was very well done, and I absolutely love the dome on top. The little white birds also caught my eye, very simple, but they look great. Thanks for sharing!
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Well done! Like the overall look and the water effects are really nice.
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Looks great! :D
I like the way it sits on the island. well done!
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Love the rubber bands as a ripple effect, and the lantern is so darn cool!
What is that piece at the top of it? A wheel?
Overall, amazing work, as usual!
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I loved the concept!
Maybe at your eyes it will be a n00b comment, but it's not common to see MOCs of medieval observatories!

The small telescopes have a fantastic detail and the blue rubber around the column is "that final touch".

Great work :D
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This is so cool! There are so many details that purely love! But using the rubber bands for ripples in the water is pure awesomeness!!!
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