Ayrlego Posted July 11, 2020 Posted July 11, 2020 Stables in the rural hamlets of Mitgardia are small, simple structures and usually only the village Thegn and maybe some of his huscarls would own horses. When Yngvi arrived in the small hamlet of Ubbanford he brought with him not just his family and prize goat, but also a magnificent black stallion named Sceadugenga or Shadow Walker. Sceadugenga was a gift from Sir Alan when Yngvi swore his oath to him and was appointed Thegn of Ubbanford, the small recently acquired village and surrounding farmlands far to the north of Lord Alan's other holdings. With winter now firmly set in, Sceadugenga is settled into a hastily erected stable typical of those for a small holding in the north. A passing huscarl keeps a watchful gaze on the valuable animal. A second offering to go with my last house. I've decided to create a second hamlet for my characters for when I want to go more 'dark/Viking ages' than the typical medieval type scenes I was building in my other village. Now I can jump between both depending on the style I want to build! Quote
Aurore Posted July 11, 2020 Posted July 11, 2020 As usual, your snowscapes are gorgeous. This stable is indeed a valuable contribution to rural Mitgardian architecture! Quote
(Luc)ky Luke Posted July 12, 2020 Posted July 12, 2020 I always thought that the snow technique you use would look to "busy" but you make it look super good! Quote
Kai NRG Posted July 13, 2020 Posted July 13, 2020 Another very cool little Mitgardian build! Normally it bothers me when the inside of a building is dark and I can't see it, but here it really adds to the mood. Great snowscape, and really nice little tree! Quote
Grover Posted July 14, 2020 Posted July 14, 2020 I'm really enjoying these rural Mitgardian builds. The detail is great and the presentation brings out the cold, rugged life. I only wish the white tooth pieces were on swivels so the icicles pointed down. Great job! Quote
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