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December 24, 2000
1000steine.de
Community site by Rene Hoffmeister
Castle content: This is the primary community site for German AFOLs, with an active discussion forum and member MOC galleries. Many great castle builders highlight their creations in their personal galleries.
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December 10, 2000
LEGO at Hafhead.com
MOC and story site by Tony Hafner
Castle content: Tony is really more of a space guy, but the castle section of this well-organized site contains MOCs, stories, and comics from his participation in the Isle of Mist, a (now defunct) community castle story-telling project.
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December 3, 2000
Steel Gallery
MOC site by Toshiaki Mukai
Castle content: Really this is mostly a mecha site, but there are a few great castley creations such as this cyclops.
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September 17, 2000
Kingdom of Ikros
Story site by Anthony Sava
Castle content: Epic castle story, featuring large dragons, the Tower of Olyian and many other impressive creations. This would be a "must-see" site even if it weren't by a CC Admin.
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September 3, 2000
LEGO Photography
Resource and MOC site by Michael Hopkins
Castle content: This site gives short tutorials for builders from all themes to improve their photography and photo editing. Additionally, castle fans should click around and find Michael's Ninja pages.
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July 23, 2000
CastLEGO
MOC and story site by Shiri Dori
Castle content: Castle MOCs and stories.
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July 9, 2000
Dave's LEGO Site
MOC site by Dave Eaton
Castle content: Go to "Creations" to see his medieval village, dragon, and golem creations. Hmm, I know Dave's made more castle stuff. Hopefully he'll add it to his website.
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July 2, 2000
KAKI's LEGO Gallery
MOC and reference site by Kazuyuki Kakishita
Castle content: Click on "Excalibur" to be taken to the castle portion of the site with MOCs and a set guide from 1984-1998. In Japanese, but with enough English to easily navigate.
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June 25, 2000
Bricktopia
MOC site by Brad Hamilton
Castle content: This is really a town site, but I've always considered cathedrals part of the realm of castle, and Brad has two massive cathedrals.
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June 4, 2000
Sandou's Rising Sun Minifig Headquarters
MOC site by Shigeyuki Sandou
Castle content: This is a Japanese language site, but if you do not read Japanese, just click around to see clever minifig creations from multiple themes.
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May 21, 2000
Eric Kingsley's LEGO Pages
MOC site by Eric Kingsley
Castle content: Multi-theme site contains a castle section with several MOCs. Definitely check out the massive inn and the church.
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May 14, 2000
The Valley of Asuncian
(Broken link - does anyone know a working link?)
Story site by Jeff Huit
Castle content: LEGO illustrated castle story.
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April 30, 2000
Brickwars
Resource site by Mike Rayhawk
Castle content: Premiere LEGO-based wargaming site has rules for gaming in any theme, links to game wrap-ups and other gaming sites, and great artwork.
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March 5, 2000
Pawel's Castle Page
MOC site by Pawel Nazarewicz
Castle content: Many castle creations (however, to avoid pop-ups you may want to go straight to his Brickshelf gallery instead).
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February 27, 2000
Adventurers
Resource site by Christian Lindblad Rasmussen
Castle content: Okay, this is obviously a site devoted to the adventurers theme, but some sub-themes have been great sources of useful elements. People interested in non-European castle creations should peruse the MOCs he's highlighted, particularly in the Middle East and Far East sections.
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February 20, 2000
Brickshelf
Resource site by Kevin Loch
Castle content: Castle content: Create a free account to post your LEGO creations and see the creations by others - covers all themes.
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January 23, 2000
Eric HarshbargerÕs LEGO website
MOC site by Eric Harshbarger
Castle content: Eric was perhaps the first independent professional LEGO artist. This is a "must-see" site for all LEGO fans, even though there isn't much specifically castle-themed content aside from a maxi-fig sculpture.
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January 2, 2000
Port Block, New South Wales
MOC site by Richard Parsons
Castle content: While this is mainly a pirates site, castle fans should definitely check out Skellig Patbrick.
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