Thanks again! Indeed -- it's a little crazy big -- but lots of fun none the less! *chuckle*
As for some of the floors using SNOT -- it was for several reasons. Half the time I was out of light gray plate. alas. The other half of the time, I wanted a flat surface so, indeed, I could angle the catapults and other detail elements -- and to pose the figs a little better.
On the interior, all of the key rooms have SNOT floors. I really like the look of inlaid 1x1 plates give the areas. So, lots of patterned tiled floors, which look cool and are easy to build.
When this thing is done, I'll write an article on some of the challenges on building so large and about some of the design elements I think worked really well (or not). LOL -- there is plenty in there which could be improved!
But, the key part on this creation (I think) is the modular design and how large sections of the walls come out to make all of the rooms playable. Mind you.... I don't play in there...it's just for the kids (I swear!). *chuckle* Anyway, there are no sections in the castle where you cannot get in there to set up a scene, etc. So, I'm very pleased with that aspect!
Dave
