Seen this castle?

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Seen this castle?

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Have any of you seen this moc?
I personally love the use of the trees, it gives it a realistic feel. :)
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Thats a brilliant castle, the landscaping is fantastic.

The white tower is just a tiny bit too plain and undetailed for my tastes though
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This thread is about a moc and does not belong in the LEGO Castle Sets forum. Read and follow the rules at the top of each forum. I am moving this thread.

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While I haven't seen that castle 'til now, I've seen that guy's work (gal? whatever) and it's awesome stuff. Simply fantastic. Gave me numerous ideas for my own work. I blatantlystol... um.. I was really inspired by the lava in thispiece.. Truly truly inspirational. :wink:
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LEGOFREAK wrote:While I haven't seen that castle 'til now, I've seen that guy's work (gal? whatever) and it's awesome stuff. Simply fantastic. Gave me numerous ideas for my own work. I blatantlystol... um.. I was really inspired by the lava in thispiece.. Truly truly inspirational. :wink:
I have to agree, this person has some really great stuff that has often inspired me :)
Especially the drawbridge castle, that thing is gorgeous.
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Builder's name is Takeshi Itou he was mentioned earlier this year on TBB:

http://www.brothers-brick.com/2009/01/2 ... s-the-gap/

His massive mountains and snow covered castles have inspired and helped me out on numerous occasions.
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architect wrote:This thread is about a moc and does not belong in the LEGO Castle Sets forum. Read and follow the rules at the top of each forum. I am moving this thread.

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Sorry ben, thought it was in moc's, wasn't too observant on my part :oops:
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Wow, I love the sheer heights there, though I'd hate to be living in the tower, just for fear of rolling out of bed with an open window... :D
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The scenery on which the MOC is based is definitely my favorite part. The cliff seems to be made very well and in general the MOC seems to be a scene taken from a larger story so I really like it. I too like the usage of those trees at the base of the MOC. Nicely done...
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