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Village by Hardegon

Postby Bruce N H » Thu Jul 22, 2010 6:37 am

Hey all,

Czech AFOL Hardegon made this great Village.

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Re: Village by Hardegon

Postby Karrde » Thu Jul 22, 2010 7:44 am

The colouring here is really great, blue sea, green grass and especially the yellow roofs - very nice.
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Re: Village by Hardegon

Postby Tycho McKorley » Thu Jul 22, 2010 9:21 am

I have to second Karrde's comments on the coloring. It's unusual to see a castle MOC done with yellow and, honestly, I think it's refreshing.

Other than that, the rock work and the cabin-like structures look excellent.
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Re: Village by Hardegon

Postby elondisc » Thu Jul 22, 2010 9:33 am

I like the tree (I'm always a sucker for a good tree) and the house with the tower in the middle of it. Nice work.
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Re: Village by Hardegon

Postby Blego7 » Thu Jul 22, 2010 10:35 am

What I think is interesting about this MOC is he used the landscape from another of his MOCs called Mayan something or other. He even left the paths in there. Very Creative. Great work on the rock texturing here as well!
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Re: Village by Hardegon

Postby Tower of Iron Will » Thu Jul 22, 2010 3:59 pm

I like the yellow roofs, they work well in this MOC. The middle home is neat with the tower in the center. The "right" side of the MOC needs either better lighting or a better close up on the minifigs. I can see the lady in the white dress standing near what looks like a female wizard. The other nearby figures its too hard to discern what they are doing. I agree that the center tree is cool as well.
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Re: Village by Hardegon

Postby Jacob C. » Thu Jul 22, 2010 7:48 pm

Good find Bruce, this moc is very nice!
I love the simplicity of this, its very well balanced.
There are enough colors and architectural variations to satisfy the viewer,
while at the same time its not overly complex or cluttered.

I've noticed a recent trend in the past few years with AFOL's cramming and cluttering
way too much detail in their mocs. Not that details are bad, its just when there's too much of
them, it ends up taking away from the whole moc.

But this moc is well balanced and is a pleasure to look at.
I agree with others, the yellow roof tops are refreshing.
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Re: Village by Hardegon

Postby Jibbajaba » Mon Aug 02, 2010 12:56 pm

I also like the yellow roofs. I also like how you have that cabin structure at a slight angle so that everything isn't on a grid.

Nice work.

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Re: Village by Hardegon

Postby veevers24 » Wed Aug 18, 2010 12:15 pm

I think the best bit about this MOC is that no two building are aligned in the same plane

It gives a very reall feel to it
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