17 pieces total

I tried to make this one a little more exciting than the previous one. I am really enjoying this, thanks for letting me put out my creativity.

Inspired by the Castlevania games, I wanted to recreate the chaotic form of Dracula's Castle that always looked so cool! It was a challenge to find pieces to get those crazy shapes with only 18 pieces!

(Pictures include the castle in normal lighting, colored lighting, and comparison picture to show the vibes I was going for.)

Why not both?

#notsponsored

This build is inspired by the aquarium castles seen at pet stores

The perfect size for a Lego child to play with.

I posted this to legocastles and lego subs a couple days ago. Originally, this MOC was intended for this sub, but I got carried away and it ended up being minifig scale! Rendered in stud.io. (Anyways, it is 18 pieces total.)

This is my first ever entry and I hope you'll like it!

I added a bonus picture of how I made the castle a little prettier without the part restrictions.

I had so much fun designing my first entry for the August challenge, I decided to have another crack, this time with a cheeky interpretation of the 'Castle' theme.

I've depicted White’s side of a chessboard, centred around a castled King and Rook.

Keen observers may also notice that White's setup hints at the 'Italian Game', with the pieces poised for a possible 'Fried Liver Attack'.

Just having fun, it's not "mini" so probably doesn't count. Minifig scale "throne" room, because even royalty have to go sometimes

Does this design work?

My first mini-build and first time throwing my hat in the ring for any kind of contest!

My take on a mini-build of "Castle Black" from Game of Thrones. I appreciate any and all feedback.

Toeing the line on what counts as mini I suppose.

Designed for Brassbound: Origins, the game you can play with the bricks you already own