Classic-Castle.com

This site has a lot of pictures of castles.
http://www.castlesontheweb.com/photoarchive/index.php
http://www.castlesontheweb.com/ has lots of information on castles and related structures.

I haven't seen this site mentioned here before so I hope it's not old news.

Fred

I'll trade 2 red's for 2 lt greys... Somehow I managed to aquire 4 of the red corners and none of the lt grey. Oh, well someday I'll get a ton of really neat pieces and make a fortune.

Fred

What is the part we are looking at? When I click the link I get his store w/a part not found screen.

Fred

I got that mail too.... I thought us sellers paid for our service thru minimal service fees and the like. It seems if they needed donations they would have rasied fees a bit. Either way I just let slip into read mail to be cleaned up later.

Fred

Thanks for your answer! :) I believe that the change was made to hollow studs on 1 x 1 rounds (and also minifig heads) in order to decrease the choking hazard. Indeed, that's what I read and I noticed, especially with minifig heads. I'm not too sure about the choking hazard having anything to do w/...

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Model glue and SuperGlue will "melt" bond ABS. I have many pieces in the damaged but maybe fixable bin. In the same bin there some bricks that have had rubberbands on them for a looong time and there is obvious surface bonding between the rubber and the ABS. Most like caused from a break d...

Wonderful MOCs, too bad it's hosted on Tripod. The pop-ups from there are terrible. More on topic... I found cc.com from Lugnet like most, signed up within the 1st month of the site being live (I'm #50something). The layout here is much better than Lugnet, easier to navigate and has more "Castl...

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I want only half of the castle figs in this picture.
http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?i=1068352
I'm not greedy, I only want half of them.

Fred

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Hachi is the gallery on Brickshelf...
http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?m=hachi

Fred

ps... I can only hope that some day I can make some castles like his

I'll take some pics of the fig Lemon2 sent me, after I remember to bring my camera home from work.

Fred

We all are gratefull that there is a service like Brickshelf. It's great to be able to have anyone see my MOCs in a neat and organized website. But for those that are worried when Brickshelf is down, do what I did. :idea: Host them yourself, for as low as $6 a year you can have your own domain name....