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Post by neonbug »

Hi everyone :)

I'm not a raging castle head, but my friend Lorax and I were inspired to make some entries for the Classic Castle contest. Here is an entry for the bridges category (for what is more important than building bridges?)

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Thankyou for looking :)
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neonbug wrote: Here is an entry for the bridges category (for what is more important than building bridges?)
This category is starting out with a bang! I'll have a lot of competition.

This one looks great; I was actually planning to steal that rock technique from one of Sir Nelson's entries last year. I love the cutaway to the secret chamber.
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Post by Chiefwanabigmac »

I really enjoy this. Props on the bridge you non castle lego junkie person you.... But best of luck
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I have seen this style of building used on a wall before. This is most excellent, looks like I have some good competition as well.
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Looks great! Nice technique on the stone work.

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Post by R_The_Falcon »

Wow. Looks like the Bridge Category is going to have some serious competition. I like the bridge technique and the secret room. My only problem is that the water looks a little, well, stiff. Besides that, great moc. Keep up the good work!
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Thanks everyone.. it does seem everyone is going for bridges :P
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Post by wunztwice »

Some great stonework here, I like the overall look here. The landscaping is done well and the posing is good too.

The bridge category sure has some great competition, I can't wait for the judging!
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Very cool, as already said my favs are the stonework on the bridge (although I do remember something similar by Sir Nelson from a previous CCC that Bruce kindly linked), the secret chamber and the buried skeleton. Once again - very cool 8)
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DARKspawn wrote:Very cool, as already said my favs are the stonework on the bridge (although I do remember something similar by Sir Nelson from a previous CCC that Bruce kindly linked), the secret chamber and the buried skeleton. Once again - very cool 8)
I hadn't seen similar stonework before, but I guess nothing is truly original. It's a little scary seeing how good the previous years winners were though :P
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:D Nice technique on the arch! Gives the whole bridge a strong look. That well up there looks nicely detailed as well :D
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neonbug wrote:I hadn't seen similar stonework before, but I guess nothing is truly original.
So true... I prefer to look at it as, "Great minds think alike" ;)
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This is a great MOC! I love the brick-look with the long slopes. The burial with skeleton, the "white water" in the stream, and the trees are wonderful details. Who can resist a secret chamber? Top marks.

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I really like the way you did the bridge. It really gives it a feesh feeling, like it had just been built, as opposed to old and weathered down. Good luck!

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Post by Jacob C. »

I love your bridge design!
That looks spectacular, especially from a distance.
That's probably one of the most unique lego bridges I've seen in a long time.

Good luck on the contest.
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