The Lands of Dramediot

"Pretend a good story is here"

Well I HAD to use my Olive Green Bricks and people (C.J. and Mark of Falworth) wanted me to build a castle MOC. You ask; You receive. Please understand this is only my 2nd castle MOC so I understand it isn't that great. I am trying.... I think this is the first time I did a diorama style MOC without a baseplate. (Yipee!)

***Please keep your jealously to yourself. For anyone that asks, I will not answer my source where I got the olive bricks.***

SWEET!!! Nice little Castle, but wait! do my eyes deceive me? OLIVE GREEN BRICKS!!! (No I won't ask) looks great as grass, about the same color as my back lawn at home.
Looks like you're the only one building & posting at the moment?

I said it on Flickr, I'll say it here too. I love the old run-down and mystic feel this has!

And Geoff, he's been working on these projects for like what... 2-3 months James? I'm doing the same.

I really like the tower's smooth feel and the detailing. Also, the trees are really nice, as always.

C.J.Cutrone9 wrote:I said it on Flickr, I'll say it here too. I love the old run-down and mystic feel this has!

And Geoff, he's been working on these projects for like what... 2-3 months James? I'm doing the same.

All but the base was started in Feb or really late Jan.

Oh wow.... Seemed like it was a while longer.

Wow, this is awesome, I love the roof and the doorway especially!

I like the contrast of the intense detail on the tower compared to the more simple studs exposed approach of the terrain. Leaving the studs exposed makes it very Lego-like and is something not often seen.

The greebles on this thing are pretty awesome James. I love the archway above the door. I just have one nitpick: grass green does not go with olive green floor.