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ALL_117
Lvl 9 • Apprentice Architect
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This is my first real attempt at building in a large scale. This is a fort built in a mountainous area. Though I'm not entirely sure in what century of medieval England this fort is styled after, I think its anywhere from the 13th century to the mid 15th early 16th century but again, I'm not entirely sure. The fort is purposely built in a plain, dull, somber styling. Built with mostly stone brick, stone, stone slabs and with a little polished andesite, to blend in with the surrounding mountains.

Helpful tips and suggestions are always welcome and of course a diamond is too :D

What do you like? What do you dislike? Tell me in the comments below, I'm always looking to improve my builds.

Updates in the future so stay tuned if you like it and want to see more. Thanks for coming by!

P.S.
There is no world download right now but if this project gets a lot of positive feedback, I might upload one when it is 100% done. Completion date unknown.

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Log Entry: Three : by ALL_117 04/23/2017 12:50:45 amApril 23, 2017 @ 4:50 am UTC

Added:
  • West Gate/West Courtyard
  • South Gate/South Courtyard

  • five tower roofs

Changed:
  • upgraded Barracks

  • walk ways are now stone slabs

  • cracked stone brick/mossy stone brick variation

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D34D
• 10/04/2016 12:47 am
• Level 41 : Master Architect
hey the structure is very nice but u need to add more accent blocks that pop out and vary to easily show more depth. other wise nice structure
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ALL_117
• 10/04/2016 10:14 pm
• Level 9 : Apprentice Architect
Thanks for the suggestion! Fort Crag is really plan and dull right now but I will definitely take a try to add some color to it in the future. i.e. banners, flags and the like.
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Sir Rodski
• 10/04/2016 8:13 am
• Level 40 : Master Architect
Agreed
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