Beautiful work my friend! Merry X-mas!

Hehe, Wilco :)

EXCELLENT DUDE.. What a castle entry. Just brilliant. Well done and thank you for sharing.

Remind me to put you at the top of the list for the castle type stuff of our little project we're discussing... ~ Chris.

This wall's texturing is excellent!! Giving the scene an Epic look. You 're going to sell one arm for DBG tiles, though... ;)

Hahaha, keep working on it mate, you are on the right track ;)

I'm sensing there's some secret technique behind the bricks on the arch but I just can't put my finger on it...

Dude I just check out that new VV of yours, wicked!

Good decision, I prefer this one, too. That arch is great!

Guys thanx so much for the input, I'm so going to do pt 3 of the abandoned watch house in similar style to this now :)

The brickwork here looks very natural and more realistic to me. Way better than anything I could of ever come up with. Well done friend!

this just beats all! it looks fantasticly real! wow!

Love the technique, especially the stones around the arch.

it has an awesome feel to it! :)

Very neat.

I must say this technique is brilliant, I love the ruined feel.

That stone brick pattern. Simply marvelous. ~Ryan

I think this one works better for an abandoned house, since it has a little rough touch to it and offers some sweet light and shadow effects!

I prefer this one, though the comparison is unfair. They serve different purposes. I also imagine this one is easier to work with, though still labor intensive.

The mortar gaps look great. Go with that :-)

I totally agree with Luke below. I would mix the techniques just as they would have done in ye olde times. I have to say this is a great technique and much more 'skilled'. I also love the uneven floor.

I like it :D

That is a really effective brick technique.

Very effective, but I still prefer GreyDell`s tightly-stacked. Two, so different, but great in their own way techniques !>.....well done

I also like both techniques. It is hard to say which one to go with. I think it may depend on the type of structure and if you need to break up the visuals on a scene, like if you need to keep the floor from looking too much like the walls. As for structure types, I would think that smaller structures would make sense to have tighter bricks while larger ones would look better with wider brick spacing.

Your technique is prefect how it is!!! I really like how you made the curved door way with the tiles. Great job. Keep it how it is.

Nice! I really like both wall techniques, I think that they both work well for different types of buildings. For this MOC, your chosen style works awesomely.

Excellent wall!

The bricks in the wall are unlike any I've ever seen! Keep up the great work!

great techniques! looks great!

Very effective technique! The lighting and decor really set it off. Some serious artistry on display here, Dude!

Mortar gaps for this structure! :)

I gotta say Parr, I really like this style.