Brickford's Landing's "The Boat's Bisket"

[Sir Kingston]

After valiantly gathering supplies, Lieutenant Karlton ordered the creation of the settlement's first bakery, properly named "The Boat's Bisket". While most of the Marines were familiar with the twice baked biscuits served on long sea voyages, as they had consumed it over the past few weeks. However, in addition to Karlton's skill with the more ungentile musket, a year-long stay in Oleon at his uncle's Boulangerie had taught him the finer points of baking the 'long bread'. Karlton was of course a loyal Corlander, and considered the food one of Oleon's few reputable qualities! While Karlton was quick to establish rain catchments and source food from local wildlife, he took it upon himself to establish a more enjoyable source of nourishment for the settlement. With time, a shack was constructed and quickly pressed into service using the flour brought with them.

Bakery at Brickford’s Landing by WanderingSalad Dressing, on Flickr

Bakery at Brickford’s Landing by WanderingSalad Dressing, on Flickr

Untitled by WanderingSalad Dressing, on Flickr

Bakery Preparation Station by WanderingSalad Dressing, on Flickr

Edited May 6, 2020 by Sir Kingston

[LM71Blackbird]

Nice build @Sir Kingston! Good to see the Lieutenant is a man of many talents, that is a trait we will need in a growing settlement!

[Sir Kingston]

Just now, LM71Blackbird said:

Nice build @Sir Kingston! Good to see the Lieutenant is a man of many talents, that is a trait we will need in a growing settlement!

Thanks!

[Keymonus]

Nice little build, it seems we are almost neighbors in terms of squatter settlements! While the structure could be improved a little, I like the angle of the whole hut and some nice details, such as the working bench and the furnace

[Sir Kingston]

6 minutes ago, Keymonus said:

Nice little build, it seems we are almost neighbors in terms of squatter settlements! While the structure could be improved a little, I like the angle of the whole hut and some nice details, such as the working bench and the furnace

Thanks, I'm still trying to streamline my building style as I'm still trying to become more adjusted to Lego building techinques as a whole. Everything looks a bit off right now as my experience only comes from clay, plaster, foamboard modeling.

[Keymonus]

Don't worry too much about that! Building style improves a lot in a very few builds, my first buildings were real shacks! I think you are on the good road: small but original ideas turned into bricks are the best way to start, avoid oversized projects at first!

[Legonaut]

Creative idea of getting our men food, altough it's from the bluecoats...

I think you have a good start in lego building and I can say with experience that over time the collection and the Building style improves by itself.

[Sir Kingston]

On 5/17/2020 at 6:59 AM, Legonaut said:

Creative idea of getting our men food, altough it's from the bluecoats...

I think you have a good start in lego building and I can say with experience that over time the collection and the Building style improves by itself.

Thanks! It’s most certainly a learning curve and I think there’s much to glean from the vast and varied builds of this forum!