Undead Asylum

[Nightstalker]

"There is an old saying in my family

Thou who art Undead art chosen

In thine exodus from the Undead Asylum

Maketh pilgrimage to the land of the Ancient Lords

When thou ringeth the Bell of Awakening,

The fate of the Undead thou shalt know."

- Oscar, Knight of Astora

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Overall MOC

Inside the Cell

Above the Cell (I can only guess what it actually looked like)

Hope you enjoyed the MOC from Dark Souls.

As usual

Decals by Saber-Scorpion

C&C is always welcome and appreciated!!!

[Only Sinner]

There is a lot of really nice detail on this. I like your custom figs, too.

[Knight Solaire]

Is the gold knight supposed to be the chosen undead? Its a nice MoC and you've textured the rock nicely.

[Nightstalker]

Is the gold knight supposed to be the chosen undead?

Yes it is. He's suppose to be similar to my new game+ character in paladin armor.

[Trance89]

Cool. It reminded me of Dark Souls right away after seeing the first picture.

I really need to get back into this game again. Only played it a few times.

[ZCerberus]

The figs do look excellent. The picture/photo quality needs some work though. Looks like you need to work on getting more light and focus into the photos.

[Nightstalker]

*sigh* Due to lack of decals and other pieces I can't represent either of the figs accurately. My light set up is bad unfortunately, since I don't necessarily have the ability to use natural light at the moment (the weather has just been bad plus my house is right underneath a large tree). I pretty much just have a bunch of house lights to manipulate.

[Missing Brick]

Nice little vignette Nightstalker. Couple of tips on getting the best from your camera:

1) Your camera should have a manual exposure setting which might appear as +-0 in the menu. If you increase that to +1 or +2 it will open the shutter for longer so you'll get a brighter image.

2) You will need to have your camera mounted on a mini-tripod (or a pile of books) to hold it absolutely still during exposure.

3) You will also need to use the self timer to trigger the shutter so you don't accidentally jog the camera by pressing the button during exposure.

4) For extreme closeups it may improve the focus to select the camera's 'macro' mode (usually a flower symbol).

I hope this helps. Brick on!