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CCCIX: Greywall Castle
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TooMuchCaffeine
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CCCIX: Greywall Castle
Here's my entry for the 'Castle' category of this year's CCC...
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Increasingly irritated by the way real-world work impinges on building time...
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Frank_Lloyd_Knight
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Re: CCCIX: Greywall Castle
This is superb! Any 7-year-old kid would be thrilled to play with this.
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Unitronus
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Re: CCCIX: Greywall Castle
Such a brilliant design and color choice for the bricks on the wall.
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Blego7
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Re: CCCIX: Greywall Castle
Ahem, I would love to play with this.Frank_Lloyd_Knight wrote:This is superb! Any 7-year-old kid would be thrilled to play with this.
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legoknight
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Re: CCCIX: Greywall Castle
Very nice build! And the walls are nicely made too! Good job and good luck!
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shmails
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Re: CCCIX: Greywall Castle
Really wonderful stuff! I love the roofs, the color schemes, and the details on the castle are just enough and not too much. Well done!
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Left4bricks
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Re: CCCIX: Greywall Castle
Beautiful and playable castle. I like the technique for the dungeon's roof, the interior (particularly the last floor, with the man carrying a map) and the stained glasses. Completely looks like a castle for kids (that we are still 
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Medieval Guy
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Re: CCCIX: Greywall Castle
Pfft. I'm twice that old and would be thrilled to play with it!Frank_Lloyd_Knight wrote:This is superb! Any 7-year-old kid would be thrilled to play with this.
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albero78
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Re: CCCIX: Greywall Castle
Wonderful.
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Re: CCCIX: Greywall Castle
I've been looking forward to seeing more of your stuff this year. Another great creation, I am really liking the color combination of the dark gray and dark tan. I also really like the roof technique, I don't think I've seen that before and the "dovetail" effect with the tiles looks really good. The courtyard looks awesome, and I especially like the details on the front of the keep. Good luck in the contest!
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