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Whatup Guys.

This weekend, I thought I'd give a 32x32 castle a shot, even though I really didn't think I had the pieces. I ran painfully low towards the end, but I was pleased with the end result. I thought I'd throw up a few photos, despite my notoriously terrible photographs. Here's Juergeburg:

(EDIT: I decided to resize my pics, and I actually replaced them with better ones this afternoon)

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tell me what you think!

Brickshelf when public: http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?i=4411214

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It looks pretty good from what I can see and how small it is, and I like the windows on the front. :classic:

Is there any interior? Lift-off floors would be quite nice. I'd also recommend throwing in some dark grey and arrow slits in the walls to break it up a bit so that it is more interesting. Possibly add some braziers on top of the walls?

I'd love to see it with more troops too. :thumbup:

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Is there any interior?

Haha, there is an interior, but I sort of entombed it in the construction process. The inside is very complex, and many of my pieces are old and frail, so I thought it would be best to sacrifice playability for stability

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Is there any interior?

Haha, there is an interior, but I sort of entombed it in the construction process. The inside is very complex, and many of my pieces are old and frail, so I thought it would be best to sacrifice playability for stability

It's a bit plain, but seems really good for being short on parts. I have tens of thousands of LEGO pieces, not including those I have in sets, and I still couldn't build something like that because I guess I have too much of a variety of pieces.

With all my pieces, I could barely build the 16 stud wide modular wall from the community build (in the correct colors), so you've got my kudos for this very nice castle MOC. You even managed to squeeze in a few nice details on the outside (the plants and barrel).

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Hello Juergs, your castle looks nice but your images are way too large. I've changed the pictures to links and added a warning for people with slower connections. Please don't embed images much larger than 800 x 600. If you don't know how to resize pictures, there are some tutorials here: [link]

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I t looks like one of the early medieval Scottish castles, as they were a solid form due to a low supply of the stone required.

Good design and splendid little build.

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