Brilliant looking statue, and the canopy off to the side is quite nice as well!

Neat job ! I love the statue. Where does the crown come from ?

Fantastic!

Amazing Paul! The architecture is amazing! I love your horse! Keep up the spectacular work!

You never stop to impress with these kinda things.You mind checking out my Microfig mocs?

Indeed you are correct. Because of the intense level of lighting I use, a fast shutter speed on the camera allows me to handhold my shots. If any inconsistencies in leveling occur, I correct these in post production. However, when working with white or transparent elements, the majority of the effort goes, not into production, but into post production, where I will often do full background replacements and masking. For these shots, though, no photoshop replacements were required; just the routine cropping, level adjusting, and yes, because they are handheld, angle adjusting. Thanks for your comment!

I am not sure if it is correct, but from the reflection it appears you use no stand for the camera. The pictures are excellent, but I know not of the effort put into their production.

Impressive horse statue, and in microfigure scale too. Great use of the ring.

That's a fantastic statue!

Yeah, the statue rocks.

Excellent job! The statue is amazing!

I like the wittle horsey! :)

I purchased the microfigs as you see them from Bricklink. These particular ones are far nicer than the other microfigs available with detailed printing and a realistic mold color. And rightfully so. Many, if not most of the elements are from that set. Haha! Good one. These microfigs come in the Heroica game sets. All microfigs have been released solely in the board game line, but four, un-printed light bley microfigs came with the new LOTR Weathertop set.

nice work.

This is great and might be just what is needed to encourage others to build in this scale. Nicely done

I was on the homepage when this caught my eye... very nice! I haven't seen any microfig-scale builds until now. With now good this one turned out, I'm surprised people don't do this more often (I guess most people aren't swimming in microfigs, but still...).

nice.... shouldnt the king be invisible though :P

Woah! That some nice micro-scale! What set did the micro-figs come in?

Woah! That some nice micro-scale! What set did the micro-figs come in?

Loving that horse design! So much detail!

Very original!

WOW! That is fantastic! I'd love to see more castle from you. Microscale is a nice, underMOCed section of the genre as well. More more more!!

Excellent!

Reminds me of the Weathertop set, great work!

Very nice.

Very very original use of microfigs.....and what's more,they look great,did you buy them that way on bricklink or did you buy the microfigs the customize them?The microfigs are epic and a creation to their scale is a GREAT idea but the build could use some improvement as some parts are detailed and others are not...also,some parts look a little out of scale compared to others.....maybe if you would have made the whole thing less detailed but still keeping the main elements it would have benn a little better as the microfigs and statue already deserve a five...

Nicely done!

Awesome!

Wow, nice stature, and great work on the base too!

Epic! I love how you used the Microfigures! Keep building!

This is awesome!

A microfig castle is a great idea! And you carried it out well. The king should be careful with that crown! ;D

Brilliant idea!

Superb details!

Im going to order some too! insparational!

Excellent staute. You are right, there aren't much microfig-scale-MOCs. I once pondered over building Hogwards in that scale. Maybe I will some day (when I've got lots and lots and lots and lots of money and space).

The statue is fantastic! I also like that you're exploring an area of Castle that I've never seen before.

I want all of those pieces. Great work! The horse could be better in my opinion, but I love the dishes on the sides.

Amazing work and fantastic idea! Great work with the horse! The walls are great too!