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Skyman0
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The Galata Tower is a Romanesque style tower built as Christea Turris (Tower of Christ) during the 14th century in Constantinople.
This was the tallest building in Constantinople when it was built

I hope you like it

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Update #3 : by Skyman0 10/07/2024 11:22:09 amOct 7th, 2024

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TigeressTail
• 03/10/2023 12:57 am
• Level 5 : Apprentice Dragon
Thank You
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misterich
• 01/17/2022 5:28 am
• Level 63 : High Grandmaster Architect
Well I have never seen this tower in real live and had almost no infos about it; just know that Galata has something in comon with Istanbul. As your description could at least tell me the most necessary thing I need to know, I visit Wikipedia for a bit more input and real world pictures.

Well after I had seen them I can give you the diamond, even when I don't like it that much. My personal Problem are the bricks. I never like the bricks texture and colour; they look that much modern that using them often destroys the imagination of ancient/medivale buildings. I guess I had used stone bricks anstead of. Anyways when I look at some photos from internet I can understand why you built it the way you did; and yes it fits to the real building so I can give the diamond.

PS: I really like the interior you built :D
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Skyman0
• 01/17/2022 9:06 am
• Level 63 : High Grandmaster Artist Hero
I had the same hesitation between brick and stone brick
At last, i wanted that the roof and the wall be made with differents blocks
But I'm not completely satisfied either

PS : The interior is inspired by Assassin's creed Revelation
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AR1400
• 01/22/2022 8:27 pm
• Level 56 : Grandmaster Lego Builder
I wouldn't trust AC Rev at all, just look up the cross-section of the tower it should provide a good insight into it's general interior
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misterich
• 01/17/2022 11:26 am
• Level 63 : High Grandmaster Architect
I guess i had used andesite or even blackstone for the roof;

PS: Never playes AC-2 or on of its standalones; only played the AC-3, AC-1, Black Flag, Unity, Origins, Odyssey and Valhalla.

I was never a fan of the playstyle of the eray ACs - but the story was good. With the forth Series part the story became weaker and weaker so I quit the series after Unity and just tried Oringins years after Odysseys release because a friend told me it would be a very good RPG that finaly abandone the stupid consol parkourgameplay and costs around 10€. Origins facinated me that much I broght and Odyssey and preorder Valhalla; sadly Valhalla was a mistake again :(
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Skyman0
• 01/17/2022 1:11 pm
• Level 63 : High Grandmaster Artist Hero
I use McEdit that does not work with versions above 1.12.2, that's why i won't use more recent blocks unless you know better editor

PS :My favourites AC are brotherhood, revelations and III. I practice parkour so you guess why they are

I would probably recreate other monuments inspired by them
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misterich
• 01/17/2022 1:35 pm
• Level 63 : High Grandmaster Architect
With the release of 1.13 I had also stuck for a longer time; first I have no used anything else; then a learned the magic of structure blocks and since about a year I am also using WorldEdit - at least for my RP World. But Last year the Amulet Editor finaly released - that Editor is supposed to be a hire of McEdit. The 1.18 support is still beta, but 1.17 works. But honestly I have not done much with it since release. My main work for McEdit/Amulet is to import large world parts from one savegame to another; for building I use structureblocks for coping/pasting and worldedit for replace operations.
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