Well, V11 and its amazing physics brought me back to Blockland. Once I started playing again, I saw that I hadn't finished the build I was making before I stopped playing. I started on it 4 days ago, and finished last night. This is the result:Introducing, the
Ye Olde Wall, the next addition to my Ye Olde Medieval build series.
Before I left, this build was simply a wall with a wooden portcullis. In 4 days, I added a tower to each end to finish the build. It contains around 5,000 bricks.
-This is a standard view of the Wall from one half of the bedroom. From here you can see the two red and yellow flags waving proudly in the non-existent breeze.
-Next, we have a view of the opened, wood portcullis, welcoming, or waving goodbye to travelers and armies entering and leaving the non-existent town.
-Here we have an picture of the 'gatehouse', the section between the two portcullises, and the two doors leading inside the walls themselves.
-A slightly ominous view from the exterior entrance of one tower, facing across the allure (walkway on wall) to the adjacent tower.
-A decent view of side of the left tower.
-This is a simple picture of the interior of one side of the wall itself, leading to the interior entrance of one of the towers.
-Here is a view of one of the storage closets. There's one of these at the bottom floor of both towers. In the event of a siege, the soldiers garrisoned in the wall can hold out alone for an amount of time with the supplies in these closets.
-In the upper section of each tower, there is a small room containing tables, ale, and a few weapon racks for soldiers or guards who could use some place to entertain themselves while off duty.
-A view from the top of the right tower, looking over the rest of the wall through the battlements.
-This is another view of the wall itself. Here you can see the Gothic-influenced cresting, with small candles resting in the middle of each arch.
-One last view of the wall in all of it's intimidating prowess and beauty.
Thank you for taking the time to read this thread and scroll through all 10 pictures, reading the uselessly detailed explanations that I made for no real reason at all.
If you wish, you may rate the build #/10.
Note: I may use this build as an application to the New World Builders clan. And by the way, don't you dare say this build looks duplicated. About the only thing duplicated in this build was the crates/barrels in the storage rooms.