My latest Keep for the Crown.
This is a remake of DawnShire Keep
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DawnShire Keep V2
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DawnShire Keep V2
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Re: DawnShire Keep V2
That is an amazing work of art. I love it!
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Re: DawnShire Keep V2
I commented on this on flickr, but just wanted to reiterate how much I really love the detailing on the walls. It was very pleasing to look at.
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^Thanks, it means alot. I worked hard on this one.
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Re: DawnShire Keep V2
That's quite nice, and TALL for the keep. Hard to believe how busy and yet elegant you can make a diorama with LEGO until you see one like yours. The variety of textures and shapes also tell your story when you look into the parts choices made. Keep on bricking!
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Re: DawnShire Keep V2
Your detailed landscaping is really impressive. You do the crown knights a tremendous favor with your work. My only criticism of your creation (and it's very minor) is that the tower itself seems a little too tall. Of course, I imagine this is more of a fantasy scene than something historically accurate, so maybe I'm just being too picky here.
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I'm glad you took (I presume?) my comments into consideration, it shows! Well done
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^Yeah, what you said definately motivated me.
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