I tried to make a cliff for Stark Mansion....hmmm

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• CCC UKMember Posts: 20,523

  July 2019

  If you are building studs up, get some different sized slopes and mix them up a bit to make it look more random.
  

  
  

  Alternatively, go SNOT for more realism. See this tutorial for example:
  

  http://www.brickbuilt.org/?p=6243

  
  
  

  

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• SumoLego New YorkMember Posts: 15,197

  July 2019

  Those cliffs are very 'Superman Returns'.
  
  (Considering I haven't even looked at my Jabba Palace MOC in 5 years, I admire your effort.)
  

  

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• mak0137 VirginiaMember Posts: 288

  July 2019

  Try BURPs and LURPs

  

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• Matt89190 UKMember Posts: 307

  July 2019 edited July 2019

  I modded these two sets together a month or two ago. Had great fun working on it. Here's my attempt:
  
  I'd never done rock work like this before so I kinda tried combing various techniques. I'm still not 100% sold on the outcome but I'm pleased overall with how it turned out. I hope this helps provide you some inspiration and I hope you enjoy it as a project as much as I did! 

  

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• blokey9 MelbourneMember Posts: 237

  July 2019 edited July 2019

  what about using the Mountain Bottom pieces? 4279446
  

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• Astrobricks Minnesota, USMember Posts: 5,383

  July 2019 edited July 2019

  Or try imitating the hillsides in #21041, which is a lot like what @CCC suggested.

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• donutboy U.K.Member Posts: 753

  July 2019

  @Matt89190 - Love it mate. I think I need to start again from scratch.

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• colay OxfordshireMember Posts: 547

  July 2019

  Matt89190 said:

  I modded these two sets together a month or two ago. Had great fun working on it. Here's my attempt:
  

  Please, please, please re-allign that first sticker below the window. Thanks

  
  

  :)
  

  

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• M1J0E Calgary, ABMember Posts: 644

  July 2019

  ^ I’m a fan of both ways of doing it!  I don’t MOC at all really, but given I just got #76125 I might now have to track down #76007.  With the display shelf I have I might be able to attach one to the other all on one level without the cliff part.

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• Matt89190 UKMember Posts: 307

  July 2019

  @colay - I'm sorry; it bugs me too! It went on in 2013 so I don't fancy my chances of getting it off and back on with no damage at this point. I think I'll just have to live with the mistake.
  
  @donutboy - Thank you! I'm flattered but I am still a fan of your attempt! If you're dead set on trying something different I've always thought the SNOT section of my cliff face was coolest and I've always thought a full SNOT cliff could be interesting - could be fun to try out if you're wanting to change it up. 

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• Fauch FranceMember Posts: 2,645

  July 2019

  I think some plants would help

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