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Island Tower details and interiors
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Details and interiors of my Island Tower MOC.
About this creation
This is a collection of close-up images of my Island Tower MOC.
These photos highlight flora, fauna, and architectural details as well as interiors.



Enlarge image 		   A lonely starfish sits on the shore between the two halves of the island.



Enlarge image 		   A red snake hides in the rocks.



Enlarge image 		   This blue flower is very rare. I wonder if the inhabitants know it's there?



Enlarge image 		   Look for a rat at the base of the tree.



Enlarge image 		   Two frogs are perched amongst the flowers. A dark gray rat is barely visible behind the bush on the left. I couldn't get a good photo, but the rat has a key that it stole from the house.



Enlarge image 		   Bats like to hang from these supports.



Enlarge image 		   Two parrots live in this one-tree jungle.



Enlarge image 		   Another rat peers out of the sub-basement.



Enlarge image 		   The back door leads to a toilet under the stairs.



Enlarge image 		   A bird perches behind the tower. There's a black stovepip connected to a stove inside.



Enlarge image 		   This spider is only visible through a hole in the rock.



Enlarge image 		   A skeleton's foot pokes out of a crevice.



Enlarge image 		   This tiny dock was added after I took the other set of photos of the island.



Enlarge image 		   Notice the decoration above the front door.



Enlarge image 		   Another view of the skeleton in the crevice.



Enlarge image 		   This view is only possible when the two halves of the island are pulled apart.



Enlarge image 		   The base of the tower.



Enlarge image 		   A grandfather clock sits in the corner.



Enlarge image 		   Woodwork below the second-floor balcony.



Enlarge image 		   The second floor has a tiny kitchen.



Enlarge image 		   Narrow shelves in the wall hold jars and bottles.



Enlarge image 		   This door also goes to the toilet under the stairs. The black railings surround a hole that would normally lead to the basement stairs.



Enlarge image 		   The balcony can be pulled out.



Enlarge image 		   There's not much space on the second floor.



Enlarge image 		   These stairs lead to the third floor.



Enlarge image 		   This section of the building wraps around the tower. The 2nd floor here connects to the kitchen area.



Enlarge image 		   The front hall is lower than the base of the tower.



Enlarge image 		   The roof of the front hall holds a tiny garden.



Enlarge image 		   This would be the view from the desk three photos up.



Enlarge image 		   I put the gray tile on there because these doors swing loosely (it could be the hinges' fault).



Enlarge image 		   The third and fourth floors can be separated.



Enlarge image 		   I haven't furnished the third floor balcony yet because the bedroom I had planned won't really fit.



Enlarge image 		   The fourth floor is used for storage at the moment, but I might convert it to a library or observatory.



Enlarge image 		   I really like how the roof fits together.



Enlarge image 		   This part also splits apart.



Enlarge image 		   It's hard to see them all, but four animals live in the rafters: two spiders, an owl, and a bat.



Enlarge image 		   The basement holds a deep well that descends almost to the base of the island.



Enlarge image 		   With the basement floor removed, you can see a man trapped in the well. Maybe this is his tower? I haven't decided.



Enlarge image 		   Stairs lead down to the sub-basement and the gate in the cliff-face.



Enlarge image 		   There's more to the basement than what can be seen in the previous photos. This shrine is normally next to the top of the stairs to the sub-basement, but it can be pulled out.



Enlarge image 		   A large shelf of potions is tucked away in another corner of the basement.



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Adam G
  June 17, 2006
Awesome remake of your old model.
  
By Chris Edwards
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