Who was that masked man?

[Athos]

No, not the lone ranger, its another entry for the CCC5, William Tell:

http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/Athos/CC...illiamtell1.jpg

The whole eagle-eyed gallery:

http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=284932

Steve

[Asuka]

That

[casewindu]

Very nice Athos! Very well made a great model but why is the green hat up so high?

[Athos]

Very nice Athos! Very well made a great model but why is the green hat up so high?

Because Gessler put his hat on a pole and made everyone bow to it, as they passed... Tell didn't and was punished by having to shoot the apple off his son's head.

William Tell

Steve

[Batbrick]

Very nice Athos! *y*

I love the colouring of the buildings, it mixes well with each other.

I feel sorry for Tell having to shoot the apple off of his son!

Very good!

Batbrick Away! >:-)

[SirNadroj]

Shoot You took my idea! >:-(

:-P Very nice! I like the tudor buildings, too! *sweet*

[BrickBob Studpants]

Very well done, Athos!

I especially like the figs and the nice details, the buildings are also cool. *y*

I'm really surprised that the story of William (in German "Wilhelm") Tell is also known outside of Switzerland!

:-D

Edited November 13, 2007 by Lego-Freak

[Athos]

I'm really surprised that the story of William (in German "Wilhelm") Tell is also known outside of Switzerland!

:-D

Its not as well known as, say, Robin Hood, but I do remember reading some version of it when I was a kid. I haven't encountered it recently though.

Steve

[iamded]

The buildings are really cool, and have nice simple interiors. *sweet* *y* The ground is cool, I like how you've got the grass poking up in any patch of dirt it can find. :-D The well's a nice touch too, overall very neat! *y* *y*

~Peace

[Siegfried]

This is by far your best entry! *wub* I love it and I can't give you any advice.... except please don't change it too much! :-P The buildings are beautiful, the ground works very well, and I feel that you have captured the story quite well. (I have heard of William Tell. ;-) )

[Bonaparte]

Here in Belgium the story of Willem Tell is very well know.

You've made a beautiful entry for the CCC5 Athos.

I shows what the story is all about in one scene.

[Sir Dillon]

I've heard the story a few times, although I'd always imagined it more outside, next to a tree. This version makes more sense, though.

I really like the cobblestone street, and those tudor building are nicely built. The way the spectators are sort of gathering around is nice too. Overall, I think you have done a very good job capturing the scene. :-)