For Christmas a couple of years ago, Alison bought me a box of a Lego in an inspired spell of present-giving. Despite it containing bricks of all colours I started to build a castle and then in a moment of MOC-inspiration realized that I could purchase a load of grey bricks from a website for the purpose. A year later, as I neared the completion of the castle I decided that whilst it was okay for a first attempt, I could do a whole lot better and so I spent a whole evening dismantling the entire thing, filling five empty tins of chocolates with bricks. I have spent the past year building a brand new medieval castle, this time going for a far higher level of detail and intricacy, resulting in something I am far happier with.
I have not yet completed this new Lego MOC, but as around two thirds of it is in place I thought it worth adding some pictures in - and so here you are, the results are a work in progress).
The main gatehouse... (rock detail only partially complete at the base)
The blacksmith & armoury...
Stable quarters...
Court jester in the minstrels gallery...
The throne room...
Top of the tower...
The soldier's quarters...
The library... (still under construction)
The chapel...
I have not yet completed this new Lego MOC, but as around two thirds of it is in place I thought it worth adding some pictures in - and so here you are, the results are a work in progress).
The main gatehouse... (rock detail only partially complete at the base)
The blacksmith & armoury...
Stable quarters...
Court jester in the minstrels gallery...
The throne room...
Top of the tower...
The soldier's quarters...
The library... (still under construction)
The chapel...
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