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And Thank you, bordy, for making such an awesome tower/keep to inspire me.
Thanks,
Welcome brody, don't know if i'm the originator of that lamp design either. I built it a few months ago and know one here had seen it before, and that surprised me. Fits well in your MOC to. Pain to balance them, hey.brody wrote:Well, thanks to everyone who posted such positive responses to my little MOC. Your kind comments were enough to bring me out of my "occasional lurker" status. I thought it would be unfair not to credit some of the builders whose work inspired me as I was working on this project. User CAI, yes I loved the lamp design you used, I don't know if you were the originator, but great design. The sword holder came from Brickshelf user Denix. I just came out of my dark ages in January 06 and now I'm totally hooked. I've often credited the Lego building I did as a kid with helping me to develop my creative skills, and leading me to a career in Design. I hope to post more of the work I've been doing soon.
Cheers!
PS. There's no interior yet, but I'm working on another tower now and will be working on an interior for that project. One thing at a time!
Any criticism or feedback is always appreciated.
I used to do that when I was little, playing with my 1 euro armor piece and my Imperial Guards. The 'General' always had yellow epaulets and my lone euro-armor.footsteps wrote: But did anyone else notice that the knight and the soldier(captain?) are wearing epaulets under the euro-armour? Neat trick!
Count me in the Crusader camp!Dunechaser wrote:I was very pleased to see the Crusaders populating this very, very cool castle. They were my favorite faction growing up as well, and C-C is full of BF fans, so it's nice to have another Crusader fan around.