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And is there a way to raise a base to serve as a plate? If by this you mean "can I raise a baseplate on bricks/plates and still have it connected to surrounding parts", the answer is yes. -pic- You will need to construct a lattice (I use 2x8 bricks for this) to support the thin plastic of...

That's awesome! But I have a question about the higher plates in the castle. Were those plates bases? Or just regular plates. And is there a way to raise a base to serve as a plate? yes, they are both baseplates (i used the baseplate generator). well... one of ldraw`s advantages is, that ignoring l...

so after a long time of lurking im currently working on a digital Moc again. this time its a remake of the Yellow Castle.

http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=183609

deeplink of the newest pic:
http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/KingA ... P/yc13.jpg

as my main interest is arts (painting and drawing) i had fun to do some drawing about lego first there are some artworks about the official factions: http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=163059 (if it will ever be public) http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/KingArthur/Sketches/Castle/dragon...

Brickboy wrote:Dang looks great. I would like to know how many of each piece was used so I can get a Bricklink quote on the value=p
-Alan-

what about parts that don't exist in a certain clour? ehm its about 25000 parts... a list will follow...

finnally, the inner castle is finished, now i wonder if i should make an outer wall.

here is a map

english: http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/KingA ... ation.jpeg
german: http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/KingA ... ungen.jpeg

I think of Darklands as one of the best medivial computer-games. At least i like the concept of this Rpg from 1992. you control a group of four men(or women), and you can travel through the German Reich of the 15th century. cities and items (weapons, armor etc.) are pretty accurate except for the us...

The Folder has been updated one more time.

Folder:
http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=152497

DL:

http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/KingA ... le/01.jpeg
http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/KingA ... -fig1.jpeg

I did not know, that i can submit ldraw-creations at CCCIII (oh yeah, gimme schnappes) @Josh: nifty was not used in my english class too often. Yes, you can enter LDraw stuff, it doesn't happen often but it is allowed. But like Ben said, there are restrictions. Josh PS. I understand about "nif...

The Yeti wrote:knights of the round table!

i think that is the one i mentioned. nowadays(?) i think it's funny too see how people are stabbed in that movie (the sword is behind the torso)-> really bad effects, but funney

I did not know, that i can submit ldraw-creations at CCCIII (oh yeah, gimme schnappes)

@Josh: nifty was not used in my english class too often.

i would admid to use 1x2 bricks as the bricks of the/a wall (like that: http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/KingArthur/Legoperium/dungeon1.jpg) and then stop, when you think it looks right. you can get more variety into your MOC, if you build walls, that are more than one brick thick... you also can u...

last week(or the before) there was a reality show in german/french TV(Arte) in which some people lived in a castle "in the 14th century", which was quite interresting, because it was mainly focussed on historicall corectness(?) and not on flashing challanges like Big Brother or anything el...

ottoatm wrote: (...)Very cool and lots of unique pieces there. (...)

and some of don't even exist (in the colour, i used)

now, i'M looking for the dictionary, to look for the word "nifty"

there is a category(?) for Cad at brickshelf...