It's time to return to Hogwarts. A new LEGO Room means more space for building! Thank you to everyone for the patience while I was away from building for a while. As Cornelius Fudge once said "He's back!"
Man, this lego room tour was night and day difference from the last one! Video quality, audio quality, and the lighting... wowie! Really highlights how awesome that castles looking! I love all the different techniques you have throughout the build. Keep up the hard work and the updates!
Yey, new camera! Welcome to the present! Can you show the interior for the Grand Staircase? I am starting my own soon, want to see how you have done it.
Amazing as always! Instead of building the what is supposed to be the library tower (corner tower of the transfiguration courtyard which is a mini bell tower copy) why don’t you try to build the good old training ground tower? This building used to look amazing in the 3rd and 4th movies 🤩 And regarding the suspension bridge entrance (in which you can build either the DADA classroom, the muggle sturdy or maybe arithmancy one?), are you sure it’s not a bit far from the Quad precisely for the bridge which will be suuuuper long?
I'm baffled your video doesn't have more attention. This is something I've wanted to do for a very long time... and you've pulled it off so well! Fantastic job!!!
So good! Since you mentioned how heavy the Astronomy tower is, I wonder if it's bigger than the Avengers tower set. Do you happen to have that one so you can compare those? 😁
Have you considered when putting the castle on top of the rockwork and building new modified tables with much smaller legs, but where the rockwork acts more like the tables than the actual tables? Then you could have rockwork, which is the castle's height. This would allow the castle to be at an excellent height to view, and you wouldn't have to modify your boathouse. Also glad to see you back, I missed your videos.
I have a suggestion for you, which would be a pretty big one. Im new to your channel, and I have no clue if you have any pets or children. What if you took the legs off your table, and set the table top down on the floor, giving yourself more room to build?
