Hi all,
Check out Steinford by Andreas Böker:
He discusses this MOC in this Lugnet thread and this 1000steine.de thread.
(Yes, I know he has the town dressed up in modern clothes, but the castle, half-timbered buildings, and the crane in the harbor are all 'castle-y'.)
BTW, I'm linking galleries of pics from 1000SteineLand in this thread over in "displays".
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My Steinford
Hi Bruce,
thank you for my Steinford-Moc here on CC.
I never thought, this might of interest for castle-fans because it is only part of a scene in the 30th. But you are right, this could easily be pushed back in time......
Have a lot fun with my pictures of Steinford.
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thank you for my Steinford-Moc here on CC.
I never thought, this might of interest for castle-fans because it is only part of a scene in the 30th. But you are right, this could easily be pushed back in time......
Have a lot fun with my pictures of Steinford.
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Andreas Böker is one of my more faverite builders. He thinks up things I would never think of. House Moc II is by far his best MOC.
But I would like to know, how did you make the tree in the garden?
James Rothwell Wadsworth
But I would like to know, how did you make the tree in the garden?
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Trees
Hi James,
I hope you are asking for the trees here:
These trees are built of 4x 2339 (brick arch 1x4x5), some plate 1x2 - 1x6 and a lot of green leaves. The sten is built with brick round 2x2. The connection between stem an the upper part is a technic axle...
Most simple.
have a lot of fun building these.
Andreas Böker (abhf)
I hope you are asking for the trees here:
These trees are built of 4x 2339 (brick arch 1x4x5), some plate 1x2 - 1x6 and a lot of green leaves. The sten is built with brick round 2x2. The connection between stem an the upper part is a technic axle...
Most simple.
have a lot of fun building these.
Andreas Böker (abhf)
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No, I was talking about the trees seen in this picture inside the tan fence.
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Second tree
Hi James,
these trees?
Ok, these are very simpel. You only need two brick 1x1 with 4 studs on sides (4733), one bar 4l ( 30374) and 9 flowers. Put the two bricks together, then put these on the bar and finish with the flowers, one on the top and twice 4 flowers around the bricks. Thats all.
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these trees?
Ok, these are very simpel. You only need two brick 1x1 with 4 studs on sides (4733), one bar 4l ( 30374) and 9 flowers. Put the two bricks together, then put these on the bar and finish with the flowers, one on the top and twice 4 flowers around the bricks. Thats all.
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Both of those tree designs are great, and simple. I'll bookmark this for later use....
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Re: Second tree
Ah, OK. That should be added to the "Creating trees and foliage".abhf wrote:Ok, these are very simpel. You only need two brick 1x1 with 4 studs on sides (4733), one bar 4l ( 30374) and 9 flowers. Put the two bricks together, then put these on the bar and finish with the flowers, one on the top and twice 4 flowers around the bricks. Thats all.
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