The Castle With Many Techniques

I know that most of you are probably not Lego Castle fans, or you might not even have a favorite Lego series. I made this Lego castle for two reasons, the first my favorite Lego series is Castle, the second to provide you with the knowledge of how to make your Lego creations more realistic. In this creation I used the antidote for the BIG grey wall syndrome, Marakoeschtra's wall, and the Fire sword technique.  On this blog I have already talked about the Marakoeschtra's wall technique, Mixed Cylinder wall Curving, SNOT (studs not on top), and the Fire Sword technique. In the future I will discuss Brick-built Rocks, the BIG grey wall syndrome and how to stop it, and the Invisible Rods technique.

Medieval Long Sword

                                                                         
This long sword is made up of five piece. A light saber handle grey, 1x1 clip grey, 4x1 stud smooth grey,  and a pair of grey minifigure hands. The light saber handle goes up into the 1x1 clip, and the 4x1 stud smooth fits vericaly into the clip, having the grey hands attach to the 4x1 stud smooth in either facing up or down.

Medieval Crossbow

Here's a post about a crossbow that I designed. it has a really straight forward design. As in the picture it is made out of five pieces. The first piece is sort of a gun or a megaphone, the next piece is a 1x1 plate with vertical holder, the third piece is a 1x1 lamp holder, then the next two pieces are white horns, according to Pick A Brick.