socalbricks Posted May 28, 2023 Posted May 28, 2023 Finally got around to posting my revamp of one of my Brickscalibur (Trading Places category)! Horses are the dominant mode of transportation throughout much of Historica. Farriers are never short of work, with entire families taking up the trade. One such family are the Ogden family, with all three generations of men taking part in the family business. Though advanced in years, Josiah Ogden still has the prowess needed to tend to horse hoofs. His son, Johan Ogden, focuses on preparing horse shoes, while also teaching his own son, Jeremiah, the tools of the trade. Many farriers will also accept centaur clients, with one such client being Brielle Valken on one of her (much needed) days off. Healthy hoofs make a healthy centaur! From left to right: A weary traveller named Tomas and his steed, Ochre Jeremiah Ogden Johan Ogden Josiah OgdenBrielle Valken Comparison: Original vs Revamp The original MOC was cobbled together at the last minute. I submitted entries for every category, and this unfortunately suffered from having the least amount of time allotted to it. I'm glad I was able to revisit it! More images of the revamp: Spoiler Quote
Grover Posted May 28, 2023 Posted May 28, 2023 Well done! The revamp looks great, and I can really tell it is a revamp (not just a complete rebuild of an idea). You made some nice choices with the roof, both in color and removing the middle plate crossing the cylinders. The addition of the irregular base is nice, and the oven with the smoke coming out is a great addition, both because it adds some action through the smoke, but also through the size and height, which draws the eye across the build. I also like the new color palette in the dark and sand greens. The bright green in the original is OK, but I think the dark green and sand green go with the oranges and dark tan better. Keep up the awesome work! Quote
jtooker Posted January 31, 2024 Posted January 31, 2024 Great little build. The horse shoes are NPU and I'm always interested in bellows made out of Lego. Quote
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