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Author Topic: _Dark_'s House UPDATED V.2  (Read 2425 times)

 This is one of my few good builds in Blockland. Its just a simple house and I was told it is better than most houses you see everyday. So i decided to post this on gallery. The original topic was on my old account. So I cant edit it. Here is my house updated.

Updates
-Fixed garden
-Redid bathroom
-Changed color on stairs


View of the front of the house.


View of the backyard.


Kitchen and living room.



Upstairs hallway


My room.



Garage.


Bathroom.


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« Last Edit: August 25, 2010, 07:35:10 PM by _Dark_ »

@ the garage

Do you think the apocalypse is gonna start TODAY?

@ the garage

Do you think the apocalypse is gonna start TODAY?
I dont know when it will but i am prepared >:D

I dont know when it will but i am prepared >:D
Last night there was a huge storm where I live in NM, the sky turned orange and it looked
like an apocalypse was about to start. The good thing was we were going to shop in Walmart.




 :cookieMonster:

I like it.
What I do think you should attempt though, is double-thickness walls. That way, you can have a brick stacked texture on the outside, and a seperate colour inside which you can change for each room. It also means that you don't have the brick texture in every room, because face it, when you enter a persons house, they don't often have every wall made of brick or showing bricks through it.

I would also suggest that you perhaps either add a little more to the garden or perhaps shrink it down a bit. It just looks so, large and plain.
You could do anything from a nice water feature, say a fountain or a pond to something nice like a gazebo.

I also believe that you should remove some of the large amounts of weapons and tools in the garage.
I understand that it's nice to have a little place to keep your weapons, almost everyone has their little secret armouries in their buildings, but all on the sides of the garage seems a little odd. Perhaps just a couple less. It would be quite easy to have your weapons dotted around the house in places, like behind glass cabinets or under beds. Something that's still there, yet more secretive and less... in your face for no reason.

In the garage, I would also suggest you build some shelves or sides. That way, you can make the room look more realistic and vibrant. It's also a nice idea to, in a garage, leave tools like the Printer, Hammer and Wrench out. They fit the scene nicely and can be left on plate bricks sticking out from the walls. You'll find that those sort of things leave a nice touch.

I'm going to say in general, 6/10. It's nicely built from the outside, but it could use a bit more colour. Some tidying up on the interior too, and some more activity in the garden. As well as putting away your arsenal of weapons. With that, I think it could be an absolutely brilliant house. Well done.

It's quite boxey, and the exterior is lacking.

it looks nice. But; you better hope no body breaks into your garage man.  /looks into future.  An unarmed terrorist on the run gets into your garage and takes one of your weapons.  Runs around trigger happy and shoots his mom, the terrorist screams "MAMA!!!! IM SORRY MAMA!!!!!!!!"  The mother says back "If I survive this your gonna hope you were the one shot".  /goes back into reality.  Pretty good looking house though.

nice lawn chairs. I had some like that. Lol @ garage.

Last night there was a huge storm where I live in NM, the sky turned orange and it looked
like an apocalypse was about to start. The good thing was we were going to shop in Walmart.




 :cookieMonster:

Why walmart will kill you.

-snip-
First of all i've already started double thickness to the walls. The garage part is a joke. Im planning on adding more to the garden. What? It looks boxy darn. I tried avoiding that.

EDIT: Im not gonna do double thickness on walls. I was trying and t screwed it up so im just gonna redo bathroom and garden.
« Last Edit: September 14, 2010, 08:21:01 PM by _Dark_ »


Yeah, the problem I have with double thickness walls, is that I can only do them while I'm building it. Otherwise, it throws off my plans and leaves me with less room than I want. It's more a tip for your next build. Good luck with it, though.