I haven't done a lot of microscale building so I decided to try it out with this castle model. I liked using the dark blue slopes and I think the drawbridge looks neat. You can see more pictures at The Brick Collectors blog.
[MOC] Microscale Castle
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[MOC] Microscale Castle
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Re: [MOC] Microscale Castle
Nice! Great work incorporating the baseplate.
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Great! Like it very much!
Gives a good idea how to use this grey plate (?) from city!
Gives a good idea how to use this grey plate (?) from city!
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Sweet design!
Ever since the Mini Modulars came out I've been actively looking more for Microscale designs.
I like your use of the tan tooth plates. And you're right, that drawbridge is a great use of parts.
Well done! :D
Will
Ever since the Mini Modulars came out I've been actively looking more for Microscale designs.
I like your use of the tan tooth plates. And you're right, that drawbridge is a great use of parts.
Well done! :D
Will
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Re: [MOC] Microscale Castle
well... ditto! He said exactly what I was going to say, but then great minds think alike, eh?blackpyre wrote:Sweet design!
Ever since the Mini Modulars came out I've been actively looking more for Microscale designs.
I like your use of the tan tooth plates. And you're right, that drawbridge is a great use of parts.
Well done! :D
Will
I'd love to have this on my desk at work, but then I'd probably spend more time looking at it than doing my work.
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