Hey Classic Castler's
I recently celebrated a big order of grey bricks by building this very simple keep - using a combination of old and new styles. I have also created a Flickr account to present the 'cover' pictures of all my creations. All the additional photos will be stored on Brickshelf.
Old Keep
- Dubbadgrim
- Master Builder
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Old Keep
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Re: Old Keep
Reminds me very much of Bob Carney's early castles, in a good way. Simple, clean, but at the same time it's clearly identifiable as an imposing keep.
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- Sir Valiant
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Re: Old Keep
Nice work on this! It looks like a great stronghold and I like how its doesn't have too many details on it. The rockwork built into the keep at the back is very nice as well. I have always liked Castle MOCs with the 'Big Gray Wall'. They bring a realistic change to the (excellent) detailed MOCs around the web.
Happy Building,
Sir Valiant~
Happy Building,
Sir Valiant~
"Soli Deo Gloria"
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Re: Old Keep
Lovely work on this, I love the simplicity of it!
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- SSchmidt
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Re: Old Keep
I adore this! I actually think my favorite detail is the path through the grass that is flattened. It gives a realistic feel of a pathway. Great work of this "Classic Castle."
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- Tower of Iron Will
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Re: Old Keep
I like this castle that it does have a (for lack of a better term) simplistic design to it. I can't help but notice though that an enterprising and nimble thief could scale the walls using the nicely crafted bricks that jut out from the wall slightly.
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The water that floats a ship is the same that sinks it.
My LEGO figures keep me from being evil, drat!!
- Aeridian
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Re: Old Keep
Sometimes the best strongholds aren't the fanciest. Great work on breaking up the flat wall with tiles.
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