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Re: King Leo's Palace
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Date: 
Thu, 11 Oct 2001 15:55:18 GMT
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Thanks for Checking it our George, this weekend I'll be posting more photos.
I appreciate you comments greatly.  JOn



In lugnet.castle, George Haberberger writes:
> In lugnet.castle, Jon Furman writes:
> > King Leo, sorely disappointed with the poor quality, shoddy workmanship, and
> > overall unsafe conditions of his former castle (#6091), is proud to announce
> > the completion of his new residence –The Royal Palace-.
> > 
> > Nearly 40 years in the making (that’s 5 months in regular people years), the
> > Royal Palace is the seat of power for Leo’s Kingdom.  A central Keep towers
> > over grounds that cover 106x98 studs.  The Keep is flanked by two towers and
> > a fortified wall surrounds the entire fortress.  Entrance to the Palace can
> > be made through one of the three gates.
> > The gates feature working portculli.  There are Turrets protecting the four
> > corners as well.
> > 
> > The Castle is fully furnished inside and out and contains servant’s
> > quarters, storage and a small kitchen on level1.  Level 2 is the great hall
> > of meeting where a banquet is taking place.  The Balcony overlooking the
> > Royal Gardens is attached to the rear of the great hall, and connects the
> > main keep to the east tower by way of a stepped bridge.  The west tower
> > connects to the great hall as well, and is accessible from the small that
> > overlooks the paddock area.  Level 3 is the Throne Room where Leo is holding
> > court with a mysterious stranger.  Level 4 is the Kings bedchamber
> > 
> > The Pictures are on my Brickshelf account.
> > http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=7249
> 
> 
> Jon,
> 
> I've only had about 5 minutes to browse this, and that's a far inadequate
> time to allow. So far, it's amazing, a great use of Leo's parts. I look
> forward to spending more time browsing your pics.
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> George



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  Re: King Leo's Palace
 
(...) Jon, I've only had about 5 minutes to browse this, and that's a far inadequate time to allow. So far, it's amazing, a great use of Leo's parts. I look forward to spending more time browsing your pics. Thanks, George (25 years ago, 5-Oct-01, to lugnet.castle)

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