Stephle59

As I said at Flickr, a little explanation about the technical construction of the wheel : The base is not complicated: it is a cross formed of round plates and round bricks 1 x 1, and assembled on a cross (Technic, Axle Hub Connector with 4 Bars) The circle of the wheel, it is composed of four parts: "Plate, Modified 1 x 1 with Clip Light - Thick Ring" of both sides, a "Plate 1 x 6," the "light clip" in opposition relative to each other, in which comes to slide "Stop with a Bar 6L Ring", and "tile 1 x 4" between the two "Light clip" to finish. This technique allows to adjust the angle variations and thus to define different angles. Therefore, any constraint on the inter-axis. (Sorry for my english )

Exactly This crane will be integrated in my castle diorama, photos in july

Yes, it is planned during or after Fanabriques

Thanks for your comments

Oups, sorry It's done.

Thank you :) Well... hum... motorized by a minifig

Hi everybody, Here is my latest creation, a realistic and functional medieval crane, that will be presented at the french convention Fanabriques 2012, in june/july, on the medieval diorama, Archenval. Enjoy ;)

Thanks for your comments. An other part of the WIP. More things have changed, but it give you an idea about the South Gatehouse and its fortified wall.

Hi everybody, I am currently working on extending Archenval, and I present a preview of the octagonal tower that will take place in the diorama. Sorry for the photo's quality Enjoy ;)

Sorry, I'm confused, I forget to precise that the contest was finished, but I wish share this creation with you.

Hi everybody, These was my creation for the L13 Architect contest at BrickPirate's forum - L'église de La Madeleine, Paris. L'église Sainte-Marie-Madeleine ; less formally, just La Madeleine ) is a Roman Catholic church occupying a commanding position in the 8th arrondissement of Paris . It was designed in its present form as a temple to the glory of Napoleon 's army. To its south lies the Place de la Concorde , to the east is the Place Vendôme , and to the west L'église Saint-Augustin. (Wikipedia) More pics here Enjoy ;)

Good job, I add your creation to my favorites in Flickr. I especially love the "entrance" between both towers. The roof with lion head is great idea !

Good job. I love the yellow roof. The color scheme is interresting. And the mix wood and stone is great.

As I have said to classic-castle.com, I started thinking about the third module (always in 48x48 studs), and after visiting the French Haut-Koenigsbourg Castle, I decided to build the "guarded house". It will be a sort of small castle or fortified building where the gentry can live, sleep and feast. Construction will begin in the coming weeks.

Great gatehouse ! Good use of tiles, good design, good job :)

The global design is fantastic. Well's clear water, colors, Shaolin monks actions, all is awesome

OOOOOhhhh it's an awesome, stunning landscape !!! The tent's building is interesting and the global design is great !

Thank you Oohh I didn't know this gatehouse. I love it. I have updated the topic with a best photo of the front view. My galery is also updated (Photo credits : BrickErik from FreeLug, thanks a lot ).

It's a great great MOC. I love all details

Hello all, I wish you to present my lastest WIP creation, Archenval. Archenval is a medieval town built in the early 12th century, at the time of the Templars. These are the first two modules presented at the Fanabriques french convention. The gatehouse is inspired by the Tower of Riquewihr in Alsace, France. The Templar Commandery, or rather the chapel is an inspiration to that of Coulommiers, near Paris, France. You can see all photos at my Flickr Gallery : Archenval at Fanabriques And the WIP here Enjoy ;) Stephle59

Hello all, My name is Stephane(aka Stephle59), I'm 31 and I live in Colmar, Alsace, France. I am member of the french Lego forum Brickpirate, Castle fan, totally addict ;) I wish you to present my latest creation, a MOC in WIP, in Historic Theme section. Best regards, Stephle59