Oh wow, great update! Looking good. That's a lot of stairs.

Wow! I didn't see that tower coming, but what a fantastic idea it is. Excellent technique too!

I like the slopes sandwiched between the walls.

Great update indeed. Once again, I love the enormity of this project and hope to see future updates in the near future.

Great work on the tower This whole project is quite stunning

Your work is amazing, it really is. Everything is so beautiful, and detailed. I can't wait to see when it is finished! I love the cliff design the most I think.

Mayday if at all possible could you show me and others how you did the Tree Base with the 1x2 Log bricks? I have been trying and i can figure it out. I started a seperete thread but i think its wiser to ask here.

Mayday if at all possible could you show me and others how you did the Tree Base with the 1x2 Log bricks? I have been trying and i can figure it out. I started a seperete thread but i think its wiser to ask here.

Hey no problem, but it is already shown in this thread on page 5

;)

And here is the picture once more:

If you need other details let me know.

Btw: The trees are now full of leaves and look more realisitc.

First, the old version

and then the new one

Once again

Mayday if at all possible could you show me and others how you did the Tree Base with the 1x2 Log bricks? I have been trying and i can figure it out. I started a seperete thread but i think its wiser to ask here.

Ah ok natesroom, now I have read your helpthread for your tree building problem.

And you have already see this picture. Alright, I will give you some pictures with more details. But I need a few minutes to build a new trunk and make the shots.

please be patient

Phil

Edited June 18, 201212 yr by maydayartist

Great to see new progress pictures, maydayartist! Good start on the tower and that archway looks pretty nice. Those trees with more leaves are a nice improvement. I can't wait to see more, very inspirational!

This is a little how to do for the tree trunk.

The first is step by step and the second the trunk devided in six pieces which can be connected in the sequence shown.

ahhh!!! that's perfect i totally see what you did there wow... way easier but complex then i first thought.

Thanks for taking time to show this.

Thanks for the tutorial, It's Great!

~Legonardo~

*rushes to the lego to try it out*

Wow... Really impressive.

I notice an old plate (from 80's pirate sets) with an island in the middle : that's a good idea.

Wow! I didn't realize that was how you made the trees. Very interesting.

This is a little how to do for the tree trunk.

The first is step by step and the second the trunk devided in six pieces which can be connected in the sequence shown.

Mu-hu-hu-hu-ha-ha-ha-ha! I got about 1,000 of those log pieces off my nearby Lego Store's PAB wall. Now all I need is some more greenery...

I took the time to see every post mayday. I can't wait to see it when its done!

Edited June 20, 201212 yr by Penkid11

Here is one next step for my castle.

Only the small edge is on studline.

Much work for those little details.

Hope such a detail won't get down when all is done.

We will see.

Enjoy

Impressive I like how tall the crenelations are

I love it even more. It is beautiful to see how you adapted the castle to the landscape. The details just make it even better.

Looking fantastic, but I'd like to see it from a different angle to it more from the side and how it looks like that.

Looking fantastic, but I'd like to see it from a different angle to it more from the side and how it looks like that.

Backside is ok?

I have now changed the angle wall from the last picture to a smaller octagonal tower.

The door is functional as always.

Love that octagonal tower! Great how you hide the gaps by using the 2x1 tiles!

This thing is massive! A single building on this is probably larger than my entire parts collection! I love how the octagonal towers are coming along. About how tall do you plan to build the castle? (looking up)

Also, nice use o those new flat round studs. They add a lot to the cobblestone floor. Now I must get some!

The functional door looks great!

the arrow slit in the wall is very accurate too

That castle shows a lot of promise, keep the excellent work.

This photo looks like one of Lego very own 80s catalog.

Do I spy a use of the Brickarms u-clip technique to create the vent flaps on the red and white tent, or is it a use of the corner panel technique?

That gives me some ideas. Well then, back to building.

Edited June 24, 201212 yr by gedren_y

Amazing I must say. I have watched this topic since the begining and look foward to seeing it finished. You have given me a lot of ideas to add to my tiny castle layout. Good luck in completeing this masterpiece.