Castle of Kaliphlin

[Kai NRG]

A lovely castle situared high in the mounainous regions of Kaliphlin. This originally started off as a part of my Botanical Gardens University project, but then I found it turned out too big. . .

A few trees off to the left, and a drawbridge with a statue on either side. Unfortunatly, I don't have two dark blue hands, just one (and I'm wondering how that happened).

And the Castle all by itself:

A few more pictures on Flickr. C&C welcome as always!

[soccerkid6]

Neat little micro build, you seem to have a knack for those. The trees and statues are nice details

[Mike S]

Nice microbuild! However I would make a smoother transition (a windy road or something) at the end of the drawbridge where it currently just drops.

[NiceMarmot]

Good job; nice little castle. These micro builds are so cool; I've just got to start building more of them. And glad to see someone found a use for those statues!

[Kai NRG]

Nice microbuild! However I would make a smoother transition (a windy road or something) at the end of the drawbridge where it currently just drops.

Thanks everyone! (As you may have noticed, I really enjoy micro building!) A winding path is certainly a good idea, although exactly how I could do a winding path on such a small scale I'm not sure!

[Kayne]

Very cool build!

[Si-MOCs]

Brilliant build,

I'm really loving those trees and the drawbridge

[Gabe]

Sweet build Kai! You really are getting the hang of this microscale stuff, very cool. If i may ask a question though - i may be incredibly dense and missing something, but how is the horizontal bar above the entrance arch attached?

[Kai NRG]

Sweet build Kai! You really are getting the hang of this microscale stuff, very cool. If i may ask a question though - i may be incredibly dense and missing something, but how is the horizontal bar above the entrance arch attached?

No, you're not missing something, it's certainly not obvious - I store my LEGO in peanut butter jars (mostly), so I just scraped some of the sticky glue off one and used that. So, technically speaking, you really couldn't attach it with just LEGOs. . .