Ooh, that "water" is brilliant.View attachment 698456
Entry #31: Venetian Arsenal
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There are great pieces that exist for making curved walls! I don't know the numbers off the top of my head, but they're there. There are also some nice, simple tree designs that could be lifted straight from existing sets. Nonetheless, keep up the good work!View attachment 699125
Entry #32: Great Zimbabwe
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Yes I admit these walls were not the highest standard, and it came down to keeping the shape or the pattern on the wall. After experimenting with the two styles I decided that the triangle pattern was a must keep at the cost of the exact shape. Bland orange walls are just a big no here.There are great pieces that exist for making curved walls! I don't know the numbers off the top of my head, but they're there. There are also some nice, simple tree designs that could be lifted straight from existing sets. Nonetheless, keep up the good work!![]()
The builds are fully digital, so getting a list of pieces used would be easy. I think the software includes a link to buy the pieces but you'll have to experiment yourself. Unfortunately there are no instructions to go with the builds but I can send the files for reference. You do need the Studio software to open them (download at https://www.bricklink.com/v3/studio/download.page). If you're interested in replicating any of them I can provide the files!I have never used the webiste which you use for the pics... is it possible to get a list of all the used stones and order them via the website?