AoM: Gatehouse Phase II

[MKJoshA]

The back story for this build is actually part of a Saga I've started with my character, Wyndor. I'll be posting more pictures and the story in another when I have time to get all the story parts together. For now, here is my Phase II Gatehouse:

[mrcp6d]

I like the stonework a lot--looks solid.

I think the random tiles as snow are just that, random. This MOC probably would have been a-okay without them and still been easily identifiable as Mitgardian. Just my $0.02

[Lord Vladivus]

I like the stonework, and the gate itself! Nice details with the vendors outside as well! I do agree about the snow though.

[Bob De Quatre]

Nice gate!

I really like the vendor's stands, especially the armors' one

the stone work is nice, but maybe you could add some veriety in the colors used... I see some layers of plates, maybe you could use some dark grey one.

[soccerkid6]

Great build for phase II! I like the sturdy feel to the wall and gate

Neat detail with the weapons/armor vendor. Also I like how you included the Mitgardian colors in the border.

I'm looking forward to your Phase III build

[kabel]

great stuff MKJosha! Really like the tile work and how you combined stone and wood. Worthy second phase entry

[Wedge09]

Really nice work :thumbup:

[Jodocus]

Nice MOC!

I like the way you built the walls - sturdy, just the way a wall should be.

Success with Phase Three!

[Gunman]

although small wall you textured it pretty well!! i like it

[Gideon]

Nice gate! I especially like the stone detailing around the gate itself, and the overall look of the wooden parts

I still think however that your MOC presentation would be improved by a more even backdrop. Try ironing the cloth or remove the background with Photoshop/GIMP or similar?

[MKJoshA]

Nice gate! I especially like the stone detailing around the gate itself, and the overall look of the wooden parts

I still think however that your MOC presentation would be improved by a more even backdrop. Try ironing the cloth or remove the background with Photoshop/GIMP or similar?

I am in the process of improving my backgrounds. You're not the only person who's mentioned it so I know it's a necessity to work on. I didn't have time to improve on it before talking these pictures, but soon I'm hoping there will be better backgrounds on my pictures