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Yeah, I guess. It mostly turns up with really fancy castles, though.nanuck95 wrote:Do an image search on google or yahoo or whatever for castles or medieval castles. Look at some pictures of real castles and that may help you out.
So build a really fancy castle then!Lord Lego 436 wrote:It mostly turns up with really fancy castles, though.
Actually, that's the best advice I've gotten all day. I may try to build a castle based on the one in Masyaf (Assassins Creed). I'll make the keep less, whats that word? Oh yeah, fancy!RichardAM wrote:So build a really fancy castle then!Lord Lego 436 wrote:It mostly turns up with really fancy castles, though.
If you've no ideas on design or layout just build, see what happens. If it's a mess, fine, but this is Lego so you can start over. Either way it's all experience. If you're completely stumped, consider real life castles. Google them, visit them, observe the ones in films or videogames. If that's out of the question for whatever reason just see what everyone else is doing and start from there. The recent 32 stud challenge plenty of inspiration and variation, and best of all, shows how little a footprint is needed to make something great.
It seems you now have a Lego Castle project. Go forth and build. Keep us updated with regular photos, please.Lord Lego 436 wrote:I may try to build a castle based on the one in Masyaf (Assassins Creed).
Sure. How do you upload photo's to a comment, though? I've tried, but it doesn't work.g2 wrote:It seems you now have a Lego Castle project. Go forth and build. Keep us updated with regular photos, please.Lord Lego 436 wrote:I may try to build a castle based on the one in Masyaf (Assassins Creed).
You have to use an image hosting site like Brickshelf. You can then deeplink the pics in your post.Lord Lego 436 wrote:Sure. How do you upload photo's to a comment, though? I've tried, but it doesn't work.g2 wrote:It seems you now have a Lego Castle project. Go forth and build. Keep us updated with regular photos, please.Lord Lego 436 wrote:I may try to build a castle based on the one in Masyaf (Assassins Creed).
Deeplink?Hound Knight wrote:You have to use an image hosting site like Brickshelf. You can then deeplink the pics in your post.
Oops.DARKspawn wrote:Hey, didn't we have a Inspirational Picture thread in the Medieval Life Forum?
Rhetorical question, I know
When you upload pics. to Brickshelf the pics. aren't public right away. So you use deeplinks, which can be reached by clicking a picture til you can't click it anymore. Then just copy and paste the address into your post.Lord Lego 436 wrote:Deeplink?Hound Knight wrote:You have to use an image hosting site like Brickshelf. You can then deeplink the pics in your post.
I know, I'm not very computer savvy.
What? So you click on the picture, you click full size, and then you copy what's in the address bar? Let me try with some random picture in my Brickshelf:Brik Masta wrote:When you upload pics. to Brickshelf the pics. aren't public right away. So you use deeplinks, which can be reached by clicking a picture til you can't click it anymore. Then just copy and paste the address into your post.Lord Lego 436 wrote:Deeplink?Hound Knight wrote:You have to use an image hosting site like Brickshelf. You can then deeplink the pics in your post.
I know, I'm not very computer savvy.
Nope, doesn't work. Can someone explain?
