Reconstruction of Deganwy Castle as it may have appeared around the mid 13th century. The Castle has a turbulent history and has changed hands between the English and Welsh several times.What we find today are the remains of the building works carried out by Henry iii between 1245-54, but the castle was never finished. I have shown the incomplete North Wall as a wooden Palisade with earth ramparts. I have also shown the quarry water cistern in centre of the main hill as being covered although this is conjecture on my part.I wasn't going to attempt Deganwy Castle because so little remains until I stumbled across the 'CastleWales' Historical contributor 'John Northall' who's essay gave enough detail for me work with.Very little remains of the castle today, apart from a few wall sections, scattered masonry and visible wall and ditch lines. It is thought that Edward i may have used the stone for the construction of Conwy Castle.Produced with Blender, Sketchup, Unity5 and Photoshop.