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Fryj'ut Castle

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Whew! This one took a little doing to get photographed and edited. I hope that you guys like it, cause otherwise I'll have wasted a lot of time!

"Once discovered, the Fryj'ut Mere was famed to house mysterious powers. A small wooden hut, belonging to a short hermit, is nestled on the brink of the pit. The hermit urged the ruler of Veryluai to help him guard the sacred site. Thus Fryj'ut Castle came into existence, and it has been closely guarded ever since."

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wow how much detail can you throw into it :roflol:
this is amazing, love the rocks sides on the side of the castle and how the castle is builded leveled.
the detail in this moc is just great! very well done
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Wow, great amount of detail there. And great moc overall :D
But i just cant understand why all the guards look so angry. :? even those just walking around...

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Everything here is perfect, the landscaping around the castle is very nice, the castle lacks nothing. Great build!

Also, I can sympathise with your photography plight :lol:
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Hey Thomas,

I was enjoying this over at Flickr and was hoping you'd already posted it here so I could comment. Very cool. My favorite bit is probably the mere itself. I really like how you've built up the landscaping around so you can have that deep hole with rocky cliffs. The bridge across is also really nice (though one minor quibble - wouldn't it have been easier for them just to make the path go a few feet out of their way and go around rather than over?).

Did you show this at a recent fest? It looks familiar.

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Has this been at a convention or expo at all? I'm sure i've seen it before, or at least the pond and bridge?

Anyway, great work- the gentle sloping in front of the castle is really nice, and besides the afore-mentioned pond, I really like the structure detail/decoration. Nice one.
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I like all the details on it! nice job!
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Super awesome stuff!
As others have noted your architectural details are superb.
Those light gray rocks also work much better than I would have expected with a light gray castle.
Great job!
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Great job. Nice wooden cottage and I love the terraformed wall on the side. Nice details. :D
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Thanks to all for your wonderful comments!
Kevin1990 wrote:wow how much detail can you throw into it :roflol:
this is amazing, love the rocks sides on the side of the castle and how the castle is builded leveled.
the detail in this moc is just great! very well done
Thanks!
Albatross_Viking wrote:Wow, great amount of detail there. And great moc overall :D
But i just cant understand why all the guards look so angry. :? even those just walking around...

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Hehe. The guards look angry because I wanted to use the chain-mail heads, but they are all angry...
Karrde wrote:Everything here is perfect, the landscaping around the castle is very nice, the castle lacks nothing. Great build!

Also, I can sympathise with your photography plight :lol:
Thank you! Yeah, the photography was pretty hard.
Bruce N H wrote:Hey Thomas,

I was enjoying this over at Flickr and was hoping you'd already posted it here so I could comment. Very cool. My favorite bit is probably the mere itself. I really like how you've built up the landscaping around so you can have that deep hole with rocky cliffs. The bridge across is also really nice (though one minor quibble - wouldn't it have been easier for them just to make the path go a few feet out of their way and go around rather than over?).

Did you show this at a recent fest? It looks familiar.

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Wow, thanks Bruce! Yeah, I had it at BrickFest back in March. As I just pointed out on Flcikr, the bridge is more for viewing purposes than an actual road.
RichardAM wrote:Has this been at a convention or expo at all? I'm sure i've seen it before, or at least the pond and bridge?

Anyway, great work- the gentle sloping in front of the castle is really nice, and besides the afore-mentioned pond, I really like the structure detail/decoration. Nice one.
Yeah, BrickFest. Thanks for the comments!
Aliencat wrote:Super awesome stuff!
As others have noted your architectural details are superb.
Those light gray rocks also work much better than I would have expected with a light gray castle.
Great job!
Yeah, I had a similar comments about the light grey rocks on another MOC of mine in the past. It almost makes more sense, like the stone could've been quarried nearby out of similar rock. Thanks!
Teherean wrote:Great job. Nice wooden cottage and I love the terraformed wall on the side. Nice details. :D
Thanks man!
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I had already seen this castle on some brickfest pictures, but it's nice to see some more pictures of it.
I like all the details and i didn't expect that mere at all, cool idea. It is kind of strange that the hermit is still living in a small hut, while there is a whole castle around it :tasty:
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This is one of thouse big castles that just make me drool. Great job
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Looks nice! Really like the gatehouse and the landscaping of the hill is cool.
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DNL wrote:I had already seen this castle on some brickfest pictures, but it's nice to see some more pictures of it.
I like all the details and i didn't expect that mere at all, cool idea. It is kind of strange that the hermit is still living in a small hut, while there is a whole castle around it :tasty:
He is after all a hermit, and living in a castle with a huge amount of angry chainmailhood-wearing guards would, well, make him live with a huge amount of angry chainmailhood-wearing guards, and since hes a hermit, he cant do that :wink:
Btw, nice to see that these Fry´jut guys does so much to prevent people from destroying the most beautifull parts of the nature :)

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Great job on the landscape and the castle walls, but my favorite part is the tree out front.
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