Avaloch Abbey - 32 x 32 castle

[Quickblade22]

Here is my newest 32 x 32 MOC. I named it Avaloch Abbey after the fictional name for the place the Great Lakes Medieval Faire takes place. Originally I built it a year ago, but was un happy with the way it looked. I made the housing part wood looking like Crown Road Keep a few months ago, but it sat idle for a while. While working on The Tower of Long Curse, I kept adding tiny things here and there to this MOC. I had decided I wanted a keep for the new Lion Knights form the Kingdoms line, but I have very few of them. I had this medieval monk looking minifigure lying around when I got the idea to make this into a monastery type structure. Here is the result which I am thoroughly pleased with. It also opens up like the Kings castle with a 32 x 16 plate in the front and 2 16 x 16 plates in the rear. The pictures don't do it justice, but the changes I made make this MOC look so much better. Trust me

[soccerkid6]

Wow! that looks great, I really like all the details: like the pigeon cage, and interior. I also like the way you did the wooden buildings and drawbridge. Keep up the good work.

[FirebenderDude2]

You wouldn't happen to have that on a different site, would you? My filter program won't let me view flickr, and I'd really love to see this MOC.

[Quickblade22]

Thanks for the comments. I uploaded some pictures to Brickshelf. Folder when public.

[Fraslund]

The playability factor is always big with me. Good work!

[FirebenderDude2]

Well, now that I can view it I'd say it's really good! I especially like the design of the desk and quill. (And is the violin LEGO? )

[Quickblade22]

Thanks. I usually go for the playability factor when I can. The violin is a BrickForge piece.