Hello there,

here comes the newest moc out of THE BRICK TIME building yard.

A Dunholm Guardtower

It is a part of the town wall of Dunholm. The building was shown at the 4. SteineWahn in Berlin last weekend.

Have a look:

Find out more on THE BRICK TIME and on our Flickr gallery.

Bye

BoB

Edited September 11, 20159 yr by MrBrick&BoB

Very cool walk technique, and really Nice roof

Superb!

I also like the way in which your several builds fit together. Very clever and consistent design approach!

That is gorgeous, very inspirational.

Really neat!

Wow- I just love this! The contrast between the different masonry profile bricks is nice, as is the overall color scheme. NPU with the minifig legs.

Seems like it could maybe use some arrow slits or something on the exterior side. Does it have an interior like your awesome tavern and house?

Let me tell you, I'd buy sets in this kind of modular system like crazy!

Awesome wall! Is really really nice! Love the contrast between the colors!

Hey,

thanks everyone for that great feedback :)

BoB

Wow this looks amazing! I love that little roof as well!

Great roof mate, and that dark tan/brown rocks are very well made

Looks awesome, I especially liked the stone decorations on the wall and tower. Also, any chance we can see how it looks inside(stairs/ladder, soldier quarters and so on) or is there nothing inside?

Hey there,

thanks everyone. There are actually no pictures of the interior, but soon we want to make some pictures of the whole town wall with details.

Bye

BoB

Excellent creation! I really like the technique you used for the roof

Fantastic work here! The colors go together perfectly and I like how you hinged part of the wall

I really enjoy your design and colour in this MOC. Many good details as well. Can't help think that the guards might need to stand on their toes to look over the wall in order to see what is happening on the other side!

It appear to me that the wall is not entirely straight but bends or have a tiny angle. Is this correct and if so how did you construct this?

This is really nice. Simple, yet effective. That much big, flat wall just looks massive and imposing. The details really stand out and give a nice variation from the flat wall sections, and the use of minifigure legs is quite clever. The roof looks great, too.

Good job!

Hello there,

thanks :)

@ Familyrosman

Yes, parts of the wall are angled. I will upload some detailed pics soon.