Magicalandia - A Microscale Medieval Town: A LEGO® creation by Casey McCoy : MOCpages.com

Magicalandia - A Microscale Medieval Town

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This is a threequel to a series of microscale creations I've made. This is also a entry for the Mini Castle Contest VI.

About this creation

Overview

A Walk Through the Town

First, we start at the gates of the town.

Moving through the gates, we come to the first two houses.

Here's the blacksmith's house.

Here's the tavern. The first two houses are based on The Medieval Market Village.

As we move over the bridge we get to two more houses.

Here, we have the tailor shop. For those who don't know what a tailor is, A tailor is someone who makes clothing.

Next, we have the attiliator shop. For those who don't know what a attiliator is, an attiliator is someone who makes clothing.

Almost done, we have two more buildings.

Here's the general store.

And here's the Alchemist's/Wizards store/house.

Last, but not least, we have the castle with the king and a squire coming out of it.

Details

For my "style" of micro I do, I put it in microfig scale where I could image a micro fig (1 1/3 bricks high) could actually fit in a building (theoretically).

Plus, with all my buildings, I have it so each of them match one another. You'll notice how three of them share a type of roof, while two specific houses share a bottom, and so forth. See if you can find all the different matches.

Two of the houses have openings on the side for microfigs to get in to (via the stairs).

Here's the types of trees.

Here's the landscape with no buildings.

Figures

Here's the king and his guards.

And here's the villagers (the few).

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Bonus Photo

Dun-dunt-duuuhhh duhhhh!

Notes:

Hey everyone, not many notes today, but except that I've been saving this since May! And that this is an entry for the Mini Castle Contest VI.

If you would like to, please comment, rate, add me as your favorite builder, or check out my other creations. Constructive criticism is always welcome!

~Casey~

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Gerald F.

November 23, 2012

The building designs are what I really admired,the detail packed into this brings attention to it. Infact, I am currently building a Medieval town on Minecraft and I started it off with the blacksmith. I love your design, so I decided to use it in minecraft.I 'll give you credit for your clever designing, and when it's done I will show you a picture of it. ~Cheers :D

I like it

Tim C

July 13, 2012

Simply beautiful. It's amazing the little details you were able to pack into this, and the microfigs, (if I may), look fantastic. The watermill was a very nice touch.

I like it

Lee Hardwick

November 21, 2011

Very nice, some creative thought has gone into these houses. Oh, I love your horse, I might have to pinch that one, if its ok by you.

I like it

dulin stress

November 6, 2011

super construction

I like it

Ben Romeo

June 1, 2011

Phenomenal work! I love how you got so much detail into the tiny little buildings.

I like it

Garrett Waters

November 20, 2010

Loving the microscale layout! Nice job, Casey.

I like it

J K

October 9, 2010

So small yet so big!

I like it

Elite Predator Wolf

September 30, 2010

awesome,very cool!

I like it

Elite Predator Wolf

September 30, 2010

awesome,very cool!

I like it

Hans DendauwNPD

September 27, 2010

The king and knight are brilliant; love the use of chrome knives.~H

I like it

Blake Baer

September 26, 2010

I saw the contest over on CC and I thought about trying my hand at my first microscale but I don't have a surplus of time. I saw the MOCpage Hompeage and saw your creation there. I knew immediately. Casey. This is really brilliant everything from the offset door to the brilliant castle walls this is incredible. Great build!