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January 2011
Hogwarts
Bruce 30 I 11

Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry has been the inspiration for many MOCs, but Aussie AFOL David Scalone, aka Mr Offset, has outdone them all with his recent masterpiece. He actually built this in three stages, debuting the first at Brickexpo in Canberra, adding a second stage for AMRA in Sydney, and finally unveiling the third stage at the recent Brickvention Melbourne. He says there's more to come, so it will be exciting to see this grow even more. This has taken over 300 hours of build time so far, with the biggest challenge of making it modular, so this 25 baseplate behemoth could be transported to shows. He was proud to take second place at Brickvention (only following our previous featured MOC), but was also really pleased by the smiling faces and comments from kids and adults attending the public exhibition.


Andrastavia
Bruce 17 I 11

Kevin Hall's Kingdom of Andrastavia has been offline for several years, but now it is back. What's more, Kevin has promised new creations and new chapters. For a hint of what he's been doing recently, check out Drachenberg Castle, which recently won best in show at Brickvention, an Aussie AFOL convention. Welcome back, Kevin!


Weekly Set Review: Outpost Attack
Ben E. 10 I 11

Join the weekly Classic Castle set review discussion. Please post your opinions on the set play ability, piece selection, design, etc. Which sets stand up to our catapult of critique and which ones crumble in shame!

This week’s set is 7948 Outpost Attack.

Outpost Attack was released in 2010 for Kingdoms. A dragon soldier uses his catapult to attack the outpost while two Lion soldiers, a spearman and a crossbowman, defend it.

This tower features a collapsing wall, wall mounted axes, and flags. Various accessories such as shields, a torch and spears are included.


Weekly Set Review: Prison Carriage Rescue
Ben E. 3 I 11

Join the weekly Classic Castle set review discussion. Please post your opinions on the set play ability, piece selection, design, etc. Which sets stand up to our catapult of critique and which ones crumble in shame!

This week’s set is 7949 Prison Carriage Rescue.

Prison Carriage Rescue was released in 2010 for Kingdoms. A dragon soldier attempts to transport a captured King's man to prison before he is rescued by a knight.

This set features a cart and black horse with a unicorn helmet. Various accessories such as swords, shields, a torch and a spear are included.



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