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This is awesome, lots of great details. Hoardings are really cool too, I haven't seen many castles that feature them.

Your use of sloped pieces is really great, those corner details are awesome

I decided to make some shield and torso stickers based on historical clothing/armor. English torso http://img.villagephotos.com/p/2004-9/826976/brittorso_1.jpg English shield http://img.villagephotos.com/p/2004-9/826976/britshield_1.jpg english (100 years war) torso http://img.villagephotos.com/p/20...

I like the concept and the cottage looks rather nice as well. I think you need to develop it a bit more though. For example, you might want to add a chimney or a layer of brick/stone under the half timber section. The cliff needs some work imo. I don't think the flats at the top are working so well-...

Yep its definatly orky, reminds me of the the ork buildings from the orginal warcraft.

I thought the throne was really well done as well. If you have enough skulls I think you should put it on top of a pile of them

This is really great, I especially enjoy the architectural details. The use of the lions head (which I usually consider a rather lame piece) under arches really looks nice. I really enjoy how you've handled the buttressing as well. The landscape might be a bit too regular (the cliffs all seem to be ...

Thanks for the positive feedback :D The lighting did come out a bit strange in some pictures, I might take them into photoshop and get rid of some of the green tones.... o well. footsteps- Thats a fair critique, I can understand where you are comming from. But using technic elements was the best tec...

oops sorry about that, I'm a noob lol.

I updated the 1st post with direct links to some images- enjoy

Hi, I'm new here (as you can see this is my first post lol). But I've been browsing this site since I got back into legos a little while ago. Anyway, here is my first really involved medieval moc since getting back into legos (actually probably my most involved moc ever). I call it Brickshire Abbey,...