here's my last MOC, the Pharaoh's Palace in Tanis.
You can see it on MOCPages : http://www.mocpages.com/moc.php/268675
Thanks for your comments!
K3G
Pharaoh's Palace
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Pharaoh's Palace
Hello everybody,
here's my last MOC, the Pharaoh's Palace in Tanis.
You can see it on MOCPages : http://www.mocpages.com/moc.php/268675
Thanks for your comments!
K3G
here's my last MOC, the Pharaoh's Palace in Tanis.
You can see it on MOCPages : http://www.mocpages.com/moc.php/268675
Thanks for your comments!
K3G
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BlackenedPurple
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Re: Pharaoh's Palace
I have always been fascinated with ancient Egypt, and this is by far the most impressive Egyptian MOC I've ever come across. I really don't know where to begin with the praise, so I won't even try. The only thing I would change would be to maybe have tan plates outside the walls to represent sand at varying elevations.
I think I can sum up my impressions of this in one word:
Wow.
I think I can sum up my impressions of this in one word:
Wow.
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Re: Pharaoh's Palace
I totally agree I have never seen any like thisdavidant32 wrote:this is by far the most impressive Egyptian MOC I've ever come across.
I cant wait to see the interior rooms 
yes, that would definitely give it a more completed look.daviddant32 wrote:The only thing I would change would be to maybe have tan plates outside the walls to represent sand at varying elevations.
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Re: Pharaoh's Palace
I'm not sure sand would really be accurate here. Currently the ruins of Tanis are on a silted plain. The ancient Tanis was on a branch of the Nile that has since silted up, but at the time it was probably pretty fertile and covered in silt.
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Amazing, don't see too many Ancient Egypt creations, and this one is first class.
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Re: Pharaoh's Palace
Wonderful moc! I love the fact that it has a detailed interior.
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0_o This is officially the best oriental/Egyptian creation ever. It's perfectly smooth, and it's all a uniform color. That is absolutely amazing. How long did it take you to build?
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Re: Pharaoh's Palace
That is an awesome MOC. It has beauty, personality, and it is huge.K3G wrote:Hello everybody,
here's my last MOC, the Pharaoh's Palace in Tanis.
K3G
I do want to comment on what you said though. You meant latest MOC not last MOC right?
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Re: Pharaoh's Palace
Oh, oups, I hope it is not my last one !Halberd777 wrote:That is an awesome MOC. It has beauty, personality, and it is huge.K3G wrote:Hello everybody,
here's my last MOC, the Pharaoh's Palace in Tanis.
K3G
I do want to comment on what you said though. You meant latest MOC not last MOC right?
Thanks to you all for your comments!
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Re: Pharaoh's Palace
It took me a little more than two months.Rogue Shadow wrote:0_o This is officially the best oriental/Egyptian creation ever. It's perfectly smooth, and it's all a uniform color. That is absolutely amazing. How long did it take you to build?
Thank you for your kind words.
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Re: Pharaoh's Palace
Congrats on another fantastically huge scene. The design and layout are well done. My only nitpick would be the area around the pyramid I would like to be sandy but naturally the artists choice is all that matters. Well done!
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Re: Pharaoh's Palace
Very Inspiring! Those are alot of slope pieces you have there. I hope to build something similar to this one day. An excellent theme. 1 question though, what is the ark of the covenant doing in Egypt?
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Very stunning detail inside. I am a sucker for MOC's you can play with... Well done!
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Re: Pharaoh's Palace
Just follow the link to mocpages and you will find your answer in the description of the moc.Vulture wrote: 1 question though, what is the ark of the covenant doing in Egypt?
