Hi Everyone,
I don't make a habit of posting too much anymore. Thought I'd pop by an announce two MOCs:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/gipmetro/s ... 093674191/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/gipmetro/s ... 051264769/
Felix Greco
Orc Diner & Wizard's Cottage
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- Baron von Ellermann
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Re: Orc Diner & Wizard's Cottage
Hi Felix,
It is nice to see several new castle mocs from you.
I like the red color scheme with the trolls. In addition, the inverted duplo egg, grey flippers, and cape door are nice details. What troll moc would be complete without a skele-turkey?
The details on the wizard’s cottage that I appreciate are the staircase, canopy roof over the balcony, technic 1x1 bricks as a roof vent or dovecoat, and the wizard’s metal burner,
I am less of a fan of mixing brown and black for timbering on one building. Bay windows look better if there is more wood/timber on either side of the window to avoid a thin frame.
I do appreciate the studded landscape. It is refreshing to see a castle moc without too much snot or tile work. A few additional small rocks, leaves, sand at the streams edge, etc would add to your moc.
Thanks for sharing.
Ben
It is nice to see several new castle mocs from you.
I like the red color scheme with the trolls. In addition, the inverted duplo egg, grey flippers, and cape door are nice details. What troll moc would be complete without a skele-turkey?
The details on the wizard’s cottage that I appreciate are the staircase, canopy roof over the balcony, technic 1x1 bricks as a roof vent or dovecoat, and the wizard’s metal burner,
I am less of a fan of mixing brown and black for timbering on one building. Bay windows look better if there is more wood/timber on either side of the window to avoid a thin frame.
I do appreciate the studded landscape. It is refreshing to see a castle moc without too much snot or tile work. A few additional small rocks, leaves, sand at the streams edge, etc would add to your moc.
Thanks for sharing.
Ben