Seaside Sanctuary

Ru and Annie Corder have posted this fantastic seaside tower on Flickr. The thing that really stands out to me is the water- the wave action is brilliant.

Isle Lothloxia

This amazing castle diorama by  L D M  is fantastic. Not only is the castle itself very unique by using Dark tan bricks, instead of grays, but the landscaping is magnificent too! The water must have taken forever to make, but It was sure worth it!

  Hidden in the Myst

Zephyrchaos (Tim Pendarvis) has produced a wonderful Portal Scene for the contest going on at Legends of Brickdom which shows immense detail with the foliage, design and colour scheme to grant the viewer the impression of a venerable garden of Edin. However, this garden is not open to any hero to walk into and has a special custom Guardian created by Tim who is protecting the scene from a wandering hero.

Tim has posted more pictures of this scene on his flickr thread and can be checked out any time by clicking here.

Congrats Tim on a great scene!

Struggle in the Swamp

Mark of Falworth (Mark Erickson) has made another fantastic creation, this time following the Lenfald/Loreos vs Outlaw war. His superb landscaping techniques are great, and the fig posing gives it the sense of conflict. Check out the rest of his stuff on Flickr!

Hello There!

Hello, and welcome to Castlebricks! Castlebricks is a Lego blog, featuring castle-themed creations from all over the web. If you notice any castle MOCs that have slipped past our view that you think are worthy, FM me at my Flickr page (http://www.flickr.com/people/69426622@N05/) Thank you for checking out this blog, and I hope you decide to keep checking back for your daily dose of Lego. Cheers!