Author Topic: A Traditional Home.  (Read 5951 times)

Robo Dude is Serings.
Dammit. What the forget was this then when I asked "is this serings"
What in the world are you talking about?

Brickitect just told me that this house belongs to Serings (ID 22322) Robo dude be stealing
I'm gonna be an ID Corrector and say My ID is 22122.

I'm gonna be an ID Corrector and say My ID is 22122.
Then who the hell has ID 10725, as listed in your profile?

I love how these people don't have a style of their own, and that's why people say this was stolen from other people, personally I think it's pretty sad. I don't know, it looks nice but like I said, I don't see personality in a bunch of your guys's builds. Just being honest.
« Last Edit: July 27, 2013, 06:37:06 PM by Dimitry »

Then who the hell has ID 10725, as listed in your profile?
My old ID which I registered to that profile. Now lets get back on to topic please.

Very nice house but so many green's :P

My old ID which I registered to that profile. Now lets get back on to topic please.

Very nice house but so many green's :P
We're just trying to understand what the hell is going on.

I know, sorry if I came off harsh.

Getting Back onto Topic: A Little Progress:

« Last Edit: July 28, 2013, 10:48:35 AM by Robo Dude »

I really like your Design Rated 9/10

A little bit of architectural advice, fix the lack of overhang on the sides of the roof, that immediate change from the gray of the moulding to the black of the roof is a bit unsightly, so I'd suggest you use the double-sided ramp bricks to put a definite layer difference between the roof and the wall.

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But still very excellent.

Your work = 10/10, the build = 9/10 until aesthetic issues are corrected.

Robo Dude is Serings.
yeah, he showed me this house be4 building it.

yeah, he showed me this house be4 building it.
how does he show it to you before building it?

how does he show it to you before building it?
Sent him the Picture dude..
A little bit of architectural advice, fix the lack of overhang on the sides of the roof, that immediate change from the gray of the moulding to the black of the roof is a bit unsightly, so I'd suggest you use the double-sided ramp bricks to put a definite layer difference between the roof and the wall.

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But still very excellent.

Your work = 10/10, the build = 9/10 until aesthetic issues are corrected.
Do you mean in the Bonus Room?
« Last Edit: July 28, 2013, 03:29:36 PM by Robo Dude »

Well, I tweaked the Bonus Room a Little bit, and gave it some more smooth walling.

I love it man, love it a bunch! 9/10