Frugal bricks Posted July 10 Posted July 10 (edited) Hello all! Id like to unveil my castle moc, Orzel Outpost! This will be a submission to the next BDP, but im also planning to upload it to lego ideas. Its a watchtower inspired by polish architecture, serving as a border outpost for the Griffin Knights against the serpent knights. I'll show off more renders in time, but the enclosed tower is built in removable sections and features removable panels in the back. The build is about 1650 pieces, as I wanted to create a smaller castle build that didn't chase the 4,000 piece mark. Let me know what you think! Also please be sure to follow me on instagram: Frugal_bricks Edited July 10 by Frugal bricks wanted to add insta handle Quote
Feuer Zug Posted Monday at 12:44 PM Posted Monday at 12:44 PM Nice, compact watchtower setup. I like that you aren't going huge. Best of luck with it. Quote
BricusMaximus Posted Wednesday at 01:36 AM Posted Wednesday at 01:36 AM Nice use of non-grey bricks :) Quote
Frugal bricks Posted Wednesday at 02:50 PM Author Posted Wednesday at 02:50 PM On 7/13/2026 at 8:44 AM, Feuer Zug said: Nice, compact watchtower setup. I like that you aren't going huge. Best of luck with it. Thank you so much! it was certainly the goal to create a much smaller set that can be bought for under $150 13 hours ago, BricusMaximus said: Nice use of non-grey bricks :) Of course! I wanted something that would certainly stand out Quote
Slegengr Posted yesterday at 02:36 PM Posted yesterday at 02:36 PM Beautiful color palette and nice, compact tower design! I like the inclusion of a bombard cannon. Colors for the landscape and trees are a nice contrast to the structure. My only question/concern: do the wheels on the cannon roll? Quote
Daiman Posted yesterday at 05:07 PM Posted yesterday at 05:07 PM Wonderful restrained details on this, just exactly what is needed to depict the different forms right down to the tree. It actually gives this model a very graphic feel about it. Thankfully that cannonball isnt going anywhere in that puny barrel so your build is safe...for now. Quote
LEGO Train 12 Volts Posted 5 hours ago Posted 5 hours ago Fantastic castle! I like the use of the new colors for the grass, the walls and the roofs ...even the siege cannon is beautiful and very detailed! Quote
Frugal bricks Posted 1 hour ago Author Posted 1 hour ago On 7/16/2026 at 10:36 AM, Slegengr said: Beautiful color palette and nice, compact tower design! I like the inclusion of a bombard cannon. Colors for the landscape and trees are a nice contrast to the structure. My only question/concern: do the wheels on the cannon roll? you know, it didn't dawn on me, even as a closet play guy, that they do not. But I can certainly swap out the modified 1x2 bricks with 1x2 technic bricks and add in the grey linkers! And thank you for the comment. I definitely wanted something that would stand out from the standard grey stone. In my personal lore for castle, the revival factions (Horse, Kraken, Griffin, Serpent) come centuries after the classic factions, so the bombard and fired brick tower design are a way of showing evolution towards the renaissance age. 3 hours ago, LEGO Train 12 Volts said: Fantastic castle! I like the use of the new colors for the grass, the walls and the roofs ...even the siege cannon is beautiful and very detailed! Thank you so much! I really love all the warmer shades they have come out with recently Quote
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