Posted December 11, 20177 yr Hello! This is my third of 19 posts I will be doing, where I will be building my way through the Hobbit story, one chapter per post, I will do this over the course of the year... This is also my second CCCXV entry! It will be in the fantasy fortress category! So, about the build. This build is actually a redo of this chapter, as I wasn't content with my previous attempt being up to the quality of the rest of the builds. So, this build's size is 46 x 26, and I would estimate I used around 2000 pieces. It was a lot of fun to build, so I hope you enjoy! :D Pics: Figless to show the floor pattern: So, I like this build, and it was really interesting to create, because I didn't use a single hinge anywhere in this build! :D Yeah, all of these round curves, and not a single hinge... :D So, that wasn't as much a challenge in the main rounded section of the build, but surprisingly, it was tough not to use something in the elvish rounded architecture at the back... :) Also, shoutout to Toltomeja's round path design, and Isaac and John Snyder's bench design that the dwarves are sitting on... :D C&C Appreciated! I hope you enjoyed! To God be the glory!
December 11, 20177 yr WOW. The techniques you used for the stone pattern in the floor are amazing! I don't even know how you did it. I squint and I can't even tell it's Lego! This is insanely awesome! Sweet moc!
December 11, 20177 yr Awesome! That is one of the coolest floors I've ever seen! The stone work coming out of the rocks looks great as well and Gandalfs chair looks super comfy
December 11, 20177 yr Author On 12/11/2017 at 4:22 PM, MovieMocs said: WOW. The techniques you used for the stone pattern in the floor are amazing! I don't even know how you did it. I squint and I can't even tell it's Lego! This is insanely awesome! Sweet moc! Thanks! Glad you like it! On 12/11/2017 at 4:52 PM, Puvel said: Awesome! That is one of the coolest floors I've ever seen! The stone work coming out of the rocks looks great as well and Gandalfs chair looks super comfy Thanks! Yup, it does look comfy, if only it weren't plastic. ;)
December 12, 20177 yr Amazing build here! I'm super impressed with how you wrapped the rockwork around the curve.
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