Puvel
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Age of Mitgardia (free-build-challenge)
Puvel replied to Ecclesiastes's topic in Guilds of Historica
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A lighthouse was build in Kings Harbour to ensure the safety of the growing Corrington fleet and its crews. Building the little tower for the Corrington v Carno case was fun so I decided to make a lighthouse in a similar style, hope you like it! Will probably license this as a medium residence as it doesn't really fit in any other category I think.
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Thanks TitusV! Thanks Bregir, and thanks for the tips on those masts! Will read up on tutorials about building ships and rigging and try out paper or cloth sails, as they are better for rigging. Rigging is a bit of a pain I realise now, the mast aren't very stable now and even just the one line made them fall over multiple times Added some close-ups now for your viewing pleasure Thanks Fuzzy MacFuzz! Very kind words there, will look into swivel guns for the next build! Spot on kaiju! These are basically rearranged Sea Cow sails. When I watched the LEGO movie I really hoped they'd have the ship as a set. Of course it had to be the biggest box of them all so I doubted for a while but it's an absolute beauty and was totally worth it!
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A couple of months ago one of the flotillas of the QuickWing trade route came under attack by the Clearance. The Corrington fleet protecting the flotilla defeated the pirate and carried on sailing. Captain Horatio Cavendish of the HMS Alice saw this as an opportunity and took over the ship. He managed to get the ship back to port and offered it as a price to Puvel. Puvel was happy to invest some doubloons in the ship and made it seaworthy again. He offered the position of captain to Mr. Cavendish who was happy to take up command of a larger vessel. The first mission would be to make the seas safer so the ship will join the brick sea purge.
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Thanks Bregir! The lighthouse of Pharos was the inspiration for this one! Thanks Elostirion! The original plan was to build a cliff or small island with a lighthouse on top. Started with building the lighthouse though and I didn't have enough bricks available to make a properone. Could have put it on a cliff with a height of 2 bricks but that wouldn't be high enough so just went with some landscaping. Licensed it as a residence before your comment, but commerce would make sense as well indeed
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Great build indeed! Excellent cart design from what I can see, the aqueduct and how the water flows in the pool is very nicely done
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Excellent idea! Hopefully the captain earns enough to invest into modifying the ship a bit. Enlarging the cabin a bit would get him more space for customers, not a lot of space for all the 'merchandise' to be 'sampled' now
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Hehe, those fishes jumping out of the water are very clever Looked at the Flickr album, the sails look great when dropped down!
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Lovely set of builds, you captured the different styles of Empires nicely! Wonder why only Corrington and Olean have to be bribed though, was the Eslandolian messenger too small to bring a gift? Great way of placing the map in the Eslandolean build btw!
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[OL-FB3] The Man from the King's Court-Part 4
Puvel replied to Franco Clarke's topic in Brethren of the Brick Seas
Really enjoyed the story, it was excellently written! The angle of the first pic is great and the new ship has a nice curve -
Thanks Captain Wolf! Glad you like the angles :D About the greens, I usually make a base in one colour and then add some patches of layers in some other colours. Thanks obelix! Only had the one base at first, wasn't completely happy with it and added the second one. Happy to see it worked out! Thanks SilentWolf! The main reason for this build was trying that sloped wall so good to know it adds to the build Thanks blackdeathgr! Yay for charming surroundings! Thanks Ayrlego! Looking forward to see what you'll do with the slopes
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Settlement, King's Harbour, Cocovia, Corrington
Puvel replied to Bregir's topic in Brethren of the Brick Seas
A lighthouse was build to ensure the safety of Corrington's fleet -
[COR - FB] Preservation of Food, Sm Artisan
Puvel replied to SilentWolf's topic in Brethren of the Brick Seas
Lovely house, the furniture is very nicely made as well. All the little jar are great too -
Great looking fort, nice combination of materials and love those windows. The slope and fortified wall looks great as well, looking forward to the expansion
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That's gorgeous! Lovely colour scheme and that miniship looks very good as well
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Challenge III - The Quest for the Fountain of Youth - RESULTS POSTED
Puvel replied to SkaForHire's topic in Brethren of the Brick Seas
Oh did better than expected here Congrats to the winners! Also thanks for organising, was fun to build! -
Monthly Free Build Registration Thread
Puvel replied to Garmadon's topic in Brethren of the Brick Seas
Clearance I Puvel I Corrington The Lighthouse I Puvel I Corrington -
[ESL-3T2] Sloop El Gran Grin
Puvel replied to Captain Green Hair's topic in Brethren of the Brick Seas
Another beauty! The cabin at the back looks great, nice and cosy! -
[COR - FB] WETEC Military Headquarters on Isle de Romantica
Puvel replied to SilentWolf's topic in Brethren of the Brick Seas
The colour scheme is excellent. Really like the roof technique as well. Having the wooden beams on the exterior and interior is very clever. The fountain, the door and the little staircase are all nicely done, great looking headquarters! -
Great story and pictures indeed! The fish eye shots from the security cameras are a brilliant idea!
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I'm in
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The building looks amazing indeed. The minifig posing is excellent, nice and gory too! Those cacti work perfectly here as well, simply a gorgeous build!
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Have to agree, this looks great! House is nicely done, the rock work with the path in it is excellent and love the plants around the well. Lovely build!
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Oh just noticed the tags too. Can I have the tag for participating in the 3 categories? Thanks!
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Niiice! Landscaping, the shape of the hut, the wall and the woodwork, lots of different things in a beautiful combination