Thank you😁

By the way, I wouldn't mind the shots in the video being a bit slower, I'm constantly pausing the video to check out the cool techniques and textures

@@w00bel Thank you for the tip! I will improve the video with slower shots in the next episode!

@@harmundcarakan201 Sure good idea! I will make one when I finish my next castle (it includes the same tower)

@@SV_Briqs Found the technique finally here if you are using Brick, Modified 1 x 1 with Stud on Side, Was thinking it was attached from above!! >< kzfaq.infoSMahoHRB1iE

@@harmundcarakan201 Right! I've never seen that video so just so you know I didn't steal the idea from him. Great searchwork!

@@SV_Briqs I've seen the technique in a few places, but never the build how to, my brain was stuck on attachment at the foot, not the back leg

@@harmundcarakan201 Oooo hahah

Thank you so much!

Thank you so much!

Thank you so much bro! I really appreciate it! Im already working on the second episode :)

Thanks !! 😆

Thank you so much!

Tank you heel much :)

Thank you so much!

Thank you! I could do stairs, but than there would be less interior. Do you think stairs are better? Let me know, I can still change it!!

@@SV_BriqsCheers! You did an excellent job with the realism of the walls and other details as well. Personally, all my Lego Mocs/buildings (cars as well if possible) need to be "fully accessible" for the Lego Minifigs. Otherwise I feel another lack of realism. Also, while I hardly play like this anymore, I always think back to my childhood days and back then I wanted everything to be accessible as much as possible for more playing fun :D or as of now, I always think: the main priority should be that a child could play with it :D While I mostly look at (my) mocs nowadays, this inner playing child still always wonders around the mocs in his mind.. Btw. your thick walls allow for a rather easy incorporation of stair(systems), you could mimik the ones from reality, as did I somewhat with my last Tower-Moc (it's not as realistic as yours). I am no englishman so not sure if my wording is correct, but basically plant the stairs inside the stone, just like they used to to in the real castles (and not use the ready made ones from Lego). This will allow you to go as little as 2 studs wide into the space (maybe slightly wider on the lower levels and slowly get more narrow towards the top.

@@l.b.2392 I love the idea with the stairs build in the walls, so im going to do that! Thank you for your comment, I never thought of stairs myself!

@qsthx for your kind reply, happy that you did it 🤝 Curious about your results! I forgot to specify: I would do most if not all stairs with "wooden"/brown elements (which also creates a beautiful color contrast to the grey walls).

Thank you so much! It means so much to me that you see this! Your MOCs are the best!

Thanks, I appreciate that!@@SV_Briqs

Thank you 😄

Tanke tanke heel much

Thank you so much dude! :)

@@BraveLittlePixel Thanks for your comment! I use all these different pieces to give a ruined effect that looks detailed. In the LEGO Castle sets they use mostly two kinds of pieces and that looks too clean imo. I would love to try it out with only two kinds of pieces, but that also means its going to be very expensive, because when I greeble like I did here I can use every grey piece I can find and that'll save up some money, because I'm just a kid and my after schools job doesn't pay much. I can see why you like the clean look in castles, but I prefer this looks anyway :)

Thank you very much my friend! It took me a really long time and almost all my gray parts but it was worth it. The second part is already in the works, just gotta wait for some bricklink orders. :)

Thank you man!

Thank you man! Im a big fan of your builds! :)

Thanks bro, it means a lot

Thank you! I agree with the tree, I am just really bad at building trees🤦 I might change it in the future! :)

@@SV_Briqs Dan the fan has some great tree videos, maybe those will help

@@BenTheBrickBuilder Ok thanks!