Sirrico

To treat it fair: It's one of Lego's best imitations of a castle of the high medieval times. Another side note: All knights and soldiers wear gloves The new type of flags is pretty nice

http://www.brickset.com/detail/?set=5929-1 ?

The red faction uses a *red* dragon-like vehicle (70404) and a *red* dragon as a pet (70403). For me it's an easy decision ...

The French bought english newspapers during the 30's? *joke* Lovely MOC!

This is art.

Bought King's Castle just a few minutes ago at "Real"-market Leipzig for 50 Euros. I was thinking about buying this set since August. But as I saw this price, it was a must buy. It's my first castle since 1997 (Night Lord's Castle).

It's indeed nice to see, that TLC fills the gap of historical helmets between the 11th and late 13th/14th century. The "great helm" is THE typical helmet of the high medieval period. Maybe TLC's sense of historical accuracy developed in such a way, that they don't want to combine such helmets with late medieval plate-armour.

I meant only the symbol, too. But isn't it a little bit strange, that one faction has the unicorn as their characteristical emblem, but the other guys decorate their horses in the same manor?

But the dragon-kngihts also have a horse with a horned headgear. How does this fit with the theory of the unicorn-faction?

There are two other crossbowmen (red-white faction): 1. Set 7946: next to the catapult 2. Set 7948: on top of the tower Consequently, we have a total of 3 misslile troops. ;)