A labyrinth of grey towers and walls, hidden chambers, a busy port and marketplace. A proper medieval castle needs all of these, and LEGO fanatic Marco den Besten made sure his giant fantasy build had all that and a lot more.
His walled city, called Armortug (via Eurobricks Forums), took him around 3-4 months to build. It just looks incredible:
Here’s some close-ups below. The castle’s surroundings with a hidden underground entrance:
Elven ship approaching:
Docks and castle towers:
Overview from above with a guest appearance from a familiar time traveller:
Comments
11 responses to “That’s How You Build A Giant LEGO Castle”
Heh, that’s a nice touch. Took me a few seconds to see what you were talking about.
Who is it?
Look for the blue box…
Can’t unsee it!
Took me longer than a few seconds because I was looking for a minifig with glasses and a striped red and white jumper.
I assume the ocean is used as the cesspit – and the seafood tastes odd.
Probably tastes like plastic?
At first I was all like, whoa, Lego goats!
And then I was all like, whoa, medieval tauntauns!!
I know, seeing that you can now get Lego goats just blew my mind!
omg it is huge, i love the detail with all the trees and rocks
God damn I love Lego
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