Deviet

Hello everyone! Here's my latest MOC: A brave adventurer in search of fortune stumbles upon a cave deep into the rocky lands of Kal-Bad'ur. This MOC started out by me wanting to build a waterfall. I wasn't to happy with it in the end, but I decided to finish it and post it, because I need the bricks to start on something else. For more see my Flickr stream

Thanks everyone !

I really like this, especially how the roof and first floor are removable to show a nicely done interior.

I didn't know where to post this, so I posted it here because it features a wolfpack fig. For more, see my flickr.

Thanks allot guys ! Before I took out my childhood LEGO, I was extremely fascinated with all the castle creations. Lots of them used tan, dark tan, dark grey and sand green bricks in between the big grey walls, that's where I got the idea. I'm working mostly with a 90's color palette, so there isn't to much choiche. Yes, the bricks beneath the bridge are meant to be rocks sticking out, and I think it looks not that good. Problem easily solved with some other shades of grey, wich I almost don't have. Again, some lessons learned for next MOC's !

The entrance to a small Black Knight fort. See more on my Flickr page.

Hi, My name is David, I'm 24 years old and I'm from Belgium. My hobbies include table soccer, music, pc gaming and offcourse Lego. About a year ago I stumbled upon the Lego Flickr pages and was astonished by allot of the creations I saw, especially the castle and pirate themed MOC's. About a half year later I was sick of just looking at it, so I dug out my childhood Lego and started building. I've created a Flickr page (http://www.flickr.com/photos/deviet/) where I posted my first MOC's. Since then I also bought a couple of sets and really felt the excitement I got when I was a child. Needless to say, I'm really into Lego again. I want to be more active within the community, so I'm registering on some of the bigger message boards now.