You have a very distinct style of building, and I love it!

This comment was written for multiple posts so please excuse the non specific nature of it. You (or your Lego creation) has been nominated for a MOCie award this year. If you would like to write an acceptance speech in the event that you win, please feel free to do so and email it to me at mocieawards@gmail.com. If you win, your acceptance speech will be used in the awards ceremony post due out sometime in June. If you are nominated for multiple entries, please be sure to write a response for each entry. Please check this link http://mocpages.com/group_conversation.php?id=11182&topicid=50162 to see if you’ve been nominated for more than one category. Thanks and good luck! ~ Chris.

Between this beautiful diorama the two selfmade medieval houses could have more details like some more windows. But i wouldn't notice that if the fortress and landscape wouldn't be so great.

I use several jumpers and green tiles and hindge bricks to make it look like it's on the plates.

So detailed, so complete... wonderful

Great job! Question though. How does the round tower stay on the plate? is there some ingenious way to putting it on? Because it doesn't look like it would fit onto the plat properly...

Whatever learning experiences you had to go through, it was worth it. Looking at this is a pleasure.

I don't think your previous castle's were terrible, infact I think they're actually a bit more beautiful, you're using a lot of advanced techniques on this one which makes it look more impressive but not nesesarely more beauriful, but after all it is a lot better than most castles you see here around so Great job

Incredible job, but you must of spent of ton of cash to get all the pieces. The round towers are really nice, It's just a shame though that they don't have an interior... The whole town scene next to the castle also made the build feel more realistic. Keep it up. MEP

Wow! The vegetation is just amazing! I think my favorite part is the farm part. It is simple yet detailed. I guess I would choose to be the archer on the tower because it looks like he gets a sizable amount of food to eat while working. Good work!

Wonderful classic feel! For me, a MOC like this is just the essence of LEGO. I'm afraid I can't fully describe just what I mean by that, or even understand exactly why I feel that way when seeing such creations, but it's true, nonetheless. It's like being away for a long, long time, and coming home. Terrific work, LL, and thanks for the home-coming!!!

It's the little details like the corn patch that really push this build over the top! Great work LL! Keep em coming! ~ Chris.

this is epic. why hasn't it got 50 smiles?

0. I win

Thanks JD. I think I'm the one who is chasing you. I won't be able to go to BrickCon untill I'm out of college. It's 3 days away... Any besides, how many Brothers Brick blogs do you have? I only have one. ;-)

As I said over on Flickr, you did a fantastic job on this!

Robert! WOW! This is incredible! From the foliage, the corn patch, the river, the houses, and the actual keep...this is top notch castle work. I remember version one like it was yesterday and it's hard to believe how far you and I have come. But it seems I'm still chasing you... =)

Nice crownie castle. I like the round tower and the landscaping. It would have been cool to see a pic fom above but overral, good job. Keep on building.