My LEGO Castle Finally Gets a Stable!

In this episode of my LEGO medieval castle series, the empty space behind the gatehouse finally starts to come to life. 🏰 Before building the stable itself, I finish the surrounding courtyard, add more greenery, improve the ramp, and explain a bit about my creative building process. Why do I always start with the less exciting parts first? This episode answers exactly that. The stable is built at a 45° angle, features a custom foundation, detailed interior, water troughs, hay storage, horses, and plenty of little medieval details. Even the stable cat made it into the build! The stable isn't finished yet, though. In the next episode I'll continue with the paddock, the hayloft and the roof. As always, I'd love to hear your thoughts and ideas in the comments. The project keeps growing brick by brick — and there’s still a long way to go. This video is part of my LEGO Castle MOC World project, where I document the complete build of my custom medieval castle - every brick, every step, fully on video. 📺 Playlist:    • Starting a LEGO Castle MOC World | Terrain...   00:00 Intro 00:40 Video Creation Process 02:50 Vegetation in the Castle 04:18 Adding details to the Ramp 05:42 Planning the Entrance Area 06:58 More Wall Designs 08:07 The Foundation of the Stables 11:18 The Interior 13:34 Carrots. 14:08 Doors at Last Building a LEGO Castle 🏰 Wall Tutorial:    • How to Build a Modular LEGO Castle Wall | ...   SNOT Techniques Tutorial:    • Getting Started with LEGO SNOT | Beginner ...   Armory Update:    • A 45° Staircase for the Officer’s Tower | ...   Music: Songs are from ⁨@alkakrab Disclaimer: LEGO® is a trademark of the LEGO Group of companies which does not sponsor, authorize or endorse this channel. #lego #legocastle #castle #moc #legomoc #afol #legobuild #legostable #legohorses