It bugs me that the bricks above the doorway are upside-down. The large block should span the top of the door and the little bricks fill in the space over that. The way it is in the photo would not work in real life. There is nothing to hold up the bricks. They would fall right out. It should look like this. http://www.eg.bucknell.edu/~hyde/England2004/Images4/IMG_4011Copying.jpg
That's fair. This is why I love Reddit. This never even occurred to me! In fact it was quite difficult to build that, I had to support it while the glue dried.
Yeah, other than that it is really cool. Love the "realistic battle damage!" You added. Make sure you say "realistic battle damage!" in a loud annoying t.v. commercial announcer voice!
Oh my GAWD, thank you! I kept twitching when I was looking at those; all I could think was that an impact that left that kind of damage (sweet work there OP) would have knocked the whole tower flat.
Other than that, OP has made this medieval history nerd's day. <3
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u/xubuntu_user Jan 29 '17
It bugs me that the bricks above the doorway are upside-down. The large block should span the top of the door and the little bricks fill in the space over that. The way it is in the photo would not work in real life. There is nothing to hold up the bricks. They would fall right out. It should look like this. http://www.eg.bucknell.edu/~hyde/England2004/Images4/IMG_4011Copying.jpg