r/legocastles

Finished it and took some photos😄

Hope you can like this work！！

Appreciate for every vote and support😊🙌🏻

I posted this thread yesterday but it been removed for some reasons，may it cant attach the idea link, so I post it again😂

I anticipate a little push back on this, but I build my faction around the new Black Knight shield from the Sea Serpent GWP as one of four distinct dragon factions. In my lore, they live on a separate continent and had previously joined forces to try and conquer the main continent. I'll post the rest in the next few days. I went with the griffin torso and the dark blue, but I turned up the gold accent to 11. I'm really hoping those shields go on PaB eventually.

Royal Knights get my vote. Three different torsos with the sigil and a good mix of colors on the shields to match a lot of different options.

The torso looks amazing combined with vintage parts and the legs fit almost perfectly with the Crown Knights king torso!

im going to be moving in a year or so, and I thought instead of trying to transport my castle legos, I want to break them down before the move and then try my hand at something original. well, originally based on something I love. I want to create my own medieval village and castle, but have it based on an old Sierra computer game called quest for glory. it has a walled off town, a castle, apothecary, brigand camp, farm, etc. Since I’m new to this I was hoping for some advice for going about this. I realize I might be biting off more than I can chew, but hey, why not try it?

Ivy's Bazaar

The premise behind my village is that it's a market where one can stock up on supplies, or fetch a fair price on "acquired" treasures. The market here exists in various shades of grey.

As a literal "underground" market, Ivy's Bazaar falls within the darker shades.

Here's my 1st pass WIP for the exterior of the market; as well as the "hidden entrance".

Eventually, there will be a flat(ish) area on top. I was initially considering it as a spot for the Inn / Painter's workshop from the Medieval Village set - But I may leave it open for something else.

2nd pass will include a staircase on the wall perpendicular to the entrance; as well as incorporating the interior build.

Figured I'd post some pics along the way. Not opposed to thoughts on this 1st pass...

Especially with these torso’s I keep struggling!
I like the most left 2, the drstrange legs and Rex his legs the most what are your thoughts?

None of the sets contain minifigs also 31120 and dragon set doesnt have their box with them but have their manuals. I got them for 170 dolars i woulda been happy if i had minifigs for chinese town but its alright.Im thinking about using 31120 and 31168 for moc build (I had 2 more of 31168 also its second set of 31120) for last i already had a lot of sets and was wanted to make a Medieval city but i am not sure about what to do with chinese town set, what i have in my mind rn is using it as a chinese town at one side of the world but not sure tho

Calling it a wrap on this project. All in all rather pleased with the outcome, despite some shortcomings from the original plan. Was able to create several slice of life scenes; the farmer sheering sheep, farm wife dying cloth, son tending the beehive, & the wolf in the wheat.

Rather pleased with the slice gate and irrigation ditch. Credit to martinbrickdesign for the spinning wheel and loom, I had to make some adjustments but without those as a base not sure what I would have come up with.

Now onto the next project, a Griffin Knights fortress of some sort. Should have more bricks showing up for rockwork this week.

Hey everyone, I compiled all the storybook pages that were hidden at the end of the LEGO Knights' Kingdom II instruction manuals (2004–2006). Every set had its own part of the story, so if you collected them all you got the complete tale. Art by Mike Rayhawk. Includes:

• Find the Shield / Save the Kingdom (buildable + minifigure versions)
• Capture the Fortress
• Find the Mistlands
  • the two Rascus & Santis comedy extras

Timestamps in the description. Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9PPo-3Yqcfg Hope some of you enjoy the nostalgia / lost media vibes!

I’m a therapist who often works with kids. My office is closing today, so thought I’d share some of the builds that I’ve made with clients before everything gets boxed up.

It’s been really fun and rewarding to use this medium as a way to help people overcome challenges!