CCCV Entry: The Death of Romeo and Juliet
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CCCV Entry: The Death of Romeo and Juliet
"We see the grounds whereon these woes do lie;
But the true ground of all these piteous woes
We cannot without circumstance descry."
After having been alerted by the page of Paris, the city guards of Verona come upon the Mausoleum of the Capulets and find the dead bodies of Paris, Romeo and Juliet.
Deeplinks:
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Let me know what you think!
"Hinc satis elucet maiorem habere uim ad discenda ista liberam curiositatem quam meticulosam necessitatem.”
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Are those Fleshies? Other than that it's great, nice job. Don't forget her dagger.
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Despise learning and make everyone pay for your ignorance.
The water that floats a ship is the same that sinks it.
My LEGO figures keep me from being evil, drat!!
Fleshies as they are supposed to be ... dead I really like the succession of shots in the folder, very well presented, & I also like this studless fad you are on recently, Jonas, keep it up
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Very well done. An excellent all-round creation.
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Wow Jonas. I like this a lot. Great images although I think the first one may be a touch too dark or need a touch of contrast. But it does give a great atmosphere. The studlessness is great and the red tiles for blood build right into the floor is cool. The fig posing and action in this is great. I like how one of the soldiers is holding his sword by it's handguard. Makes it appear as if it's hanging at his side. Excellent MOC Jonas. The building too is very cool. All around astonishment.
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MORE I SAY! MORE!
(EDITED IN PS- Hey, question. May I use that roof design? I absolutely love it! It's fantastic!)
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Thanks for the kind word everyone!
Tower of Iron Will wrote:Are those Fleshies? Other than that it's great, nice job.
Exactly. They convey that deathly pallor perfectly, don't they?DARKspawn wrote:Fleshies as they are supposed to be ... dead
Hehe, studless fad indeed. We'll see if I ever get over itDARKspawn wrote:I also like this studless fad you are on recently, Jonas, keep it up
I'll just blame the winter, shall I?LORD DOOM wrote:Wow Jonas. I like this a lot. Great images although I think the first one may be a touch too dark or need a touch of contrast.
Of course! How would we ever get anywhere if we all just kept our ideas to ourselves(EDITED IN PS- Hey, question. May I use that roof design? I absolutely love it! It's fantastic!)
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