Reminds me of the 375 Yellow Castle. Only a little nicer. :) Nice work here!

Living in lower Westchester, I visited this castle for a Lego event that was being held there two or three years ago. I didn't immediately recognize the builder of this work, but upon finding Chichen Itza and Independence Hall I immediately realized that I had previously seen them in a certain Brickshelf folder. That was fun, even if the event itself was targeted at children much younger than I.

Arthur, I was at Lyndhurst in August, a couple months after we met at BrickWorld... I was taken totally by surprise to find a Lego model there, but it looked great and has some clever part usage!

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Wow! That's crazy! NIce job on Motd

Um, WOW! Incredible detail.

Hey, I've been there, in fact I live close to there. It's more tan than yellow when I look at it, but I say yellow is close enough.

All I can say is "schweet" Cheers! ~ Paul.

This Castle has been done very well. The best part of it is your use of unusual parts. The droid bodies, Technic parts, joystick peices, and so much more. If you want more feedback you should try posting it at LEGO and more LEGO (laml.proboards3.com). P.S. Is it yellow in real life?