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wow! great and huge work! I like it! Really like the peasants in the church!

soccerkid6 wrote:Very nicely done! The secret entrances are excellent and I like the landscaping

what he said!

nice ship and story!

that would be interesting...

Count Blacktron wrote:Those are awesome!
If there were an official clergy person it would end up being so dangerous, like bringing up religion and politics on Facebook.

Thats the reason why LEGO doesnt make clergy-priests etc??

beautiful!
Now I want to go to an island for vacations...

Nice!

BTappel wrote:I agree with others that these sets look good, but I will pass on this theme. I think there are too many panels in that castle. Especially compared to the joust and incoming LOTR sets, this castle is outclassed.

^^^
What he said!

Heir of Black Falcon, Thanks for the comment... Of course the technological achievements of medieval ages cannot compare with the roman or the greek ones (but what about art or philosophy or law or rights. Compare for example the trials in ancient Greece and in medieval ages or the level of politica...

Wow!!

Really useful link!

LOTR is like fantasy era or Knights and Kingdom. Its not kingdoms, since kingdoms doesnt have fantasy stuff. I dont believe that we are going to see any other kingdoms products.. After LOTR I think we will see some new kingdoms line (realistic castle line) with new factions.. My hope is the revisit ...

Archers would be primarly behind, but due to the fact that they are light infantry (fast but no armor) they should move forward sometimes and blend with the swordsmen or spearmen who will protect them from enemies.
At least in Stronghold (PC GAME) that works pretty good...

My goal is to create 5 Lands and Armies with different profile and standard colors and weapons, helmets and uniforms. Every army will have a special unit, a special weapon, special advantages and a disadvantage. The armies will be Lions, Falcons, Dragons, Bats, Scorpions (If the budget allows I will...

For me its the Siege of Constantinople (Byzantine Empire) in 1453 from The Ottomans. Also, because of the previous Game of thrones episode, I reminded the first battle where the real "greek fire" (ygro pyr in greek) were used from Byzantines (and Lord Tyrion :P ) against the Arabs (and Sta...

My vote goes to (alphabetic order) Byzantine (law, city infrastructure (aqueduct), innovations ("ygro pyr" (greek fire)), England (shipping, military, rights) , Italy city-states (Venice, Firenze) (commerce and the routes of Renaissance in art, philosophy, music etc and my favorite Macchia...