LCC Loreos GC1- Feast in the castle Garden

[mencot]

Entry for the LCC Global Challange: Royal feast
The garden behind the Roseberg family castle. Home of Mencot and Janek Roseberg and also now used as a south Loreos HQ for the Knights of Justice.
The old Roseberg castle is located near the capitol city Dalmanutha and has served as an additional protector for its people. It was builded by Edward af Rosenborg, ancestor to Mencot and Janek in a time when the land of Roawia was still somewhat united. A statue of him still stands in the castle garden.

Her we see, the royal feast in the Garden, family, friends and peasants for near by village are gathered on the day the king of Roawia has announce a day of feasting and celebration. Also Mark of Falworth, his men and an ambassador from Lenfald has joined the celebration and discuss urgent mathers at the castle.
Photos on flickr

All comments welcome

[Blego7]

I love the wide variety of colors! It really complements the festivity well.

[andhe]

Just realised that you've used the flower 'sprues' as food on the table. No lego part is useless! It's got a real feeling of festivity with the colours and characters. As a mentioned on flickr, can you adjust the contrast to lose some of the brightness and make things clearer to see?

[petturik]

Nice MOC mencot, I like the stained glass and to be honest the overall feel.
It shouts festivity

[soccerkid6]

Good work on the wall and table, like others have said a very festive atmosphere.
Keep up the good work

[Hayden.]

Looks great! The tables are great ,and I love that fountain!

[Bentoft]

Very nice entry.

[Teherean]

looks very good Mencot! Your builds get better every time you make something new. This one is great!

[Medieval Guy]

The wall looks very good, and the vine climbing it is a great detail. Nice build!

[mencot]

Thanks guys for all the positive feedback, great that you liked it and think that it has festivity

Just realised that you've used the flower 'sprues' as food on the table. No lego part is useless! It's got a real feeling of festivity with the colours and characters. As a mentioned on flickr, can you adjust the contrast to lose some of the brightness and make things clearer to see?

Yes I though why throw these away, hmm they could maybe be tomatoes . About the contrast adjusting, Sorry about it, that I didn´t photoshop the contrast better and I don´t think its possible to do that any more, cause I don´t wanna delete these photos and then upload a new modifyed set.