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Old Tavern Sketch

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This is really a compilation of experiment results, combined into one MOC. Enjoy!

About this creation

A mouse is now the only inhabitant of the closed tavern.

The chandelier was very fun to build. I always wanted to use the water wheel for this purpose.

I have been experimenting with cracks for a long time now. Finally I was able to use them in a MOC.

The entire setup is completely SNOTted, aside from the floorboards. Here it is unSNOTted.

A final shot of the chandelier. Thanks!

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Matthew Oh

November 8, 2011

Great Max!! 5/5! The chandelier is awesome! I like the crack the best!

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Pedro Resendes

November 3, 2011

Excellent, that crack is an awesome idea

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Ian Spacek

November 3, 2011

This is great Max! The "scale", design, and color scheme are all very realistic!

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The Timinater !

November 3, 2011

LOL unSNOTted :P brilliant! great crack in the wall, I must try that! it has a very good feel about it...

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Christopher Baldacci

November 3, 2011

WOW! Aweseome chandelier, Max! Cool barrel. Um, but who lit the abandonded tavern's torches... No matter...Nice work! Love the photos!

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Justin M

November 3, 2011

Wow this is awesome Max;) Impressive job!!!

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Nathan Oh

November 3, 2011

Great job Max! I love that crack in the wall design. I'll definitely have to use that sometime. That barrel looks familiar... LOL :P

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Grace Pointner

November 3, 2011

not sure about the pictures. a little dark. but overall good moc

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Max Pointner

November 3, 2011

Quoting Chris Stone Hmm this is a really interesting MOC. I love all the techniques you tested on here! Do you mind if I use that crack design in one of my creations? I'll give you credit for the idea.

Don't bother giving me credit. Although I developed the technique six months ago on my own, It has (I'm sure) been done before. Thanks!

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Ben King

November 3, 2011

That chandelier is sweet! I too thought that using a water wheel would make a good chandelier. That crack in the wall is ingenious! Great work!

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Michael Kringe

November 3, 2011

Using the water wheel is a great idea!

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LWC guy

November 3, 2011

That is a nice chandelier!

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Paul Romano

November 2, 2011

Fascinating techniques!

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StoveTop Creator

November 2, 2011

Wonderful techniques! :)

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Chris Stone

November 2, 2011

Hmm this is a really interesting MOC. I love all the techniques you tested on here! Do you mind if I use that crack design in one of my creations? I'll give you credit for the idea.