Sir Dillon

Hello everyone, I'm Diana. I'm excited to be here and hope this place lives up to the hype.

I like this more than the other church. The first one was fine, but this building seems more proportionate and the style of architecture looks more accurate. If this is going to be your last building in this line, you could probably take apart the other building first and use the pieces to finish this church.

I like the use of the Native American horses. The feather is a little out of place maybe, but those blankets look good with the figures.

Why thank you. I don't see much more conversation coming from this, but don't think it needs closing unless it starts going off topic or something.

Is that a brown dwarf helmet I see? Very impressive! Do you plan on creating a battle with them? Perhaps the war elephants storming through the mass of crown soldiers.

Congratulations infected! This is one of the quickest wins I've seen. I'm a little disappointed my role didn't have a positive side to it, but then I wouldn't have had much time to use it anyway. It was a tough break being investigated so early, not only because it caused me to die, but then Svelte revealed himself and we lost the investigator.

Very nice looking house! The stone archway is cool, and I like the areas of timber framing. That it lights up just makes the whole thing that much cooler.

The creations are neat individually, but they look great combined like this.

TheBrickster has been working on a line of Mexican Wild West creations: See more in the discussion thread.

This looks very promising just from the main image, great job with that. I'd love to play. Jacob!

While brown might not looks as good as grey when it comes to castles, I think it works surprisingly well. The structure itself is great, with good angles and spacing. I like the dark red placements, and the green shutters contrast well with the brown. The tan bridge also looks neat.

My favourite of your entries this year so far. You make good use of the cutaway sections, allowing a bevy of details in a relatively small area. The area of the roof in disrepair and the metal framing in the windows stand out in particular. I also like the use of white walls in the interior. Why are the buttresses spaced the way they are? It doesn't look bad, but I would think the supports should have an even area between each other, matching the pillars on the interior.

A good looking showdown! Both the figures look very cool, but I would have liked a slightly different pose from one of them, as the way they're mirroring each other now seems odd to me. This belongs in the Sci-Fi forum.

Looks like the AI is having a party and none of you were invited!

SlyOwl has posted his latest creation, a medieval port: See more pictures, including an alternate pirate version, in the discussion thread.

Well done SlyOwl. I like the variety of styles and details throughout the buildings and the proximity of the whole scene. The little boat is a cool addition.

A great piece of work! The colour mixing turned out really well, and the domed section is a beauty.

Hey Nuju Metru, I realise the photographs and description are slightly updated, but as the creations are the same you don't need to create a new topic. I've merged your two threads and updated the first post. Please edit the posts if you don't like the way I've combined them, but keep it in this topic.

Those figures are very good looking, the cowboy and the caveman especially. It's hard to say whether we can assume much from them though - I hope it's a sign of things to come, but they could just be custom made for employees.

Thanks for coming by to share, Micky! There are some neat creations in the article, I particularly like the one of Muhammad Ali.

It's good to see you still working on this and going strong! The new wall style is impressive, and I like the black additions. Do you feel the break from yellow to black is too abrupt?

I don't want to say you've outdone yourself, but man this is a beaut. The tree houses, the temple, the sand, the rocks, it all looks great. Well done indeed!

Thank you very much Etzel! This is a big help. Are those images hosted on your personal flickr? If so I can host the images elsewhere to save you the space.

The impulse sets are the smallest of the line, cheap enough that they could be easily purchased on an "impulse". They usually include one figure and some accessories. The previous Castle impulse sets were The Knight, The Good Wizard, and Troll Warrior.

Thanks for answering all our questions Etzel! I'm a little surprised people are upset with the King's Castle Siege as far as how "classic" it looks. It definitely doesn't have the same feel as sets from the eighties, but nothing we get these days will. I thought the King's Castle Siege was by far the closest thing we've had to classic sets such as King's Castle, especially compared to the previous one-sided castles on raised baseplates.