Lego castle wall

what about a fountain where the village people can get water? enjoy!! :)

Nothing says foreboding fortress like a castle’s huge main gate and portcullis. Construction of this particular LEGO castle by Benjamin Calvetti began in July 2016 and, after utilising around 10,000 bricks, it is finally completed. Benjamin’s castle is around 20” inches (50cm) wide and seems to be emerging straight from the rock. The best part […]

In the year 1139, the Scottish King Cuthred lived in this castle. Before he lived there, the castle was the main defence tower, to ensure safety along the northern coastline. Build by the edge of a cliffside, the army had plenty of view to spot any danger. During times of war, most of the walls were pretty worn and shows signs of rough times.

It only has 3 colors, but I think it looks nice. Also, it happened by accented. :P And my name is in the picture! Try to find it! xD

My entry for Swebrick's competion Scary Castles and fortresses. Thanks to de Gothia and Derfel Cadarn for inspiration.

Tom on Instagram: "Spent some time to work on a model to show several techniques of building walls with many details and vegetation 🏰🌿 Hope you like it. What do you think? #lego #legomoc #legocastle #legocastlemoc #legomoc #legomocs #afol #legobuilder"

Main picture: www.flickr.com/photos/66620538@N04/12214760873/ View more pictures here: brickbuilt.org/2014/Thenwell-Castle.php

This is a comparison of all my previous wall techniques, some well known and some new. Which one is your favourite?

My entry for Swebrick's competion Scary Castles and fortresses. Thanks to de Gothia and Derfel Cadarn for inspiration.

When it comes to medieval architecture in LEGO, builder @n.o.l.d.o.r isn't just another brick in the wall.