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@MaceWindu Thank! It was part of bigger diorama - we got more desert and savanna, buildings, city walls, crowded bazaar etc. You may check whole diorama at yt: @blackdeathgr @Marooned Marin Thanks a lot for your comments! ;)

@NOD @Yperio_Bricks Thanks guys, glad that you recognize the scene on the roofs. Wasn't sure if people will get the pigeons. ;) @TheBeeze @peedeejay Thanks a lot! :D @Captain Braunsfeld Thank you! Printed tiles with fish are from Chinese New Year set from last year - 80107.

Hi! Wanted to share my part of Zbudujmy To! LUG collab we made last year. We built Arabian Street diorama with desert, poor district and rich district sections. I built 6BP - 4BP in poor district and 2BP in rich district. In poor district I got three buildings and a chase scene - city guards run after the escaping thief and his monkey. It's highly inspired by Alladin movie or Assassin's Creed game. To rich district I made merchant's house. Used more colors and plants than in poor district buildings. Hope you enjoy my builds. Visit my ig for more details shots. ;)

Hi, wanted to present my Viking Village diorama. It was built last year as a part of Zbudujmy To! LUG collab project. I made 16 BP - sea, beach, cliff, buildings and jarl's longhouse. Hope you guys enjoy it. ;)

@W Navarre Thanks a lot! I need to buy more of these Monkie Kid hairpieces. Really glad how they combine with lions Chima heads. @Grover Wondered if it's not too much - after all it was CMF challange, not minifigures with small builds but could't stop myself and not make these little builds.

Really nice, interesting and quite unique minifigs. Cool entry to the challange. ;)

This is so brutal! Love it! :D Some of them are super clever, breaking wheel is my favourite.

An instrument you made for Courtier is astonishing!

These are really cool. I like that you focused on one theme with all of them.

@Aurore @Kai NRG @Robert8 Thanks a lot! Glad that you like my figs. ;) @zoth33 You are right, Tzarina is a character from fantasy Warhammer. Also - there are more characters inspired by this world. ;)

Hi! Decided to join the challange with my custom CMF series. Avalonia Grail Knight - the most virtuous of men who devote their lives to defend the innocent and fighting evil become Knights of the Grail. Halfling Farmer - halflings are a peaceful race that live in Avalonia. They mainly work in agriculture and trade but when attacked they are able to defend their lands. Elven Sorceress - wood elves live in the forests of Avalonia and jealously guard their secrets. Not only arrows may end the life of intruders - forest spirits willingly stand shoulder to shoulder with elves. Kaliphlin Genie - genies are powerful spirits chained by a spell and forced to fulfill their master's wishes. But woe to anyone who breaks the spell and faces the freed genie. Wounded Conquistador - many go on a treasure hunt or to simply colonize the jungle but attempts to settle on their outskirts are usually unsuccesful. Lizardman Priest - unexplored jungles hide many secrets. Their inhabitants guard settlements and holy temples of Winged Serpent god against all invaders. Nocturnus Vampire Knight - not all dead remain in their graves. Vampires are powerful beings, intelligent and cunning. On the battlefield, unlike other undead, they appear in full gear and can use tactics. Dark Elf Witch - the dark elves are the perverted cousins of their forest counterparts. While searching for greater and greater magical power, they often come across things that scare even them. Necromancer - some study the secret art of necromancy, seeking to be reunited with their deceased loved ones. Others crave the power that armies of resurrected minions may provide. One thing is for sure - playing with the laws of nature is difficult and rarely brings positive results. Mitgardia Barbarian Warlord - Mitgardia is a difficult place to live. Numerous wars and unfavorable climate provide good conditions for the development of bands that set off south on plundering expeditions. Tzarina - not all kingdoms are ruled by kings and queens, in some parts of the world it is the dynasties of tsars who wield power. Ice magic certainly helps to maintain it. Winged Hussars - as brave as their southern counterparts, these Midgardian knights are trained all their lives to be the best at their craft. And their craft is war. Varlyrio Lionman Merchant - Beastmen in most places of the world terrify travelers but cities of Varlyrio are inhabited by highly intelligent species of Lionman who - like humans - have rejected their barbaric past and are successful in trading, poetry and politics. Varlyrian Philosopher - wealth accumulated for generations by people of this region helps in development of science and art. Many use the opportunity to become scholars and spend their days wondering the mysteries of this world. Mercenary Infantryman - when so many focus on art and philosophy few are willing to be a soldier. The people of Varlyrio remedied this by organising many different mercenary parties and groups. The training is not equal to that of the knights from the continent but they use innovative methods of fighting and the high pay guarantees many recruits from all over the world. Dwarf Miner - Dwarfs live in all places where great craftsmen, brave warriors or hard-working workers are needed. It means that they live in all over the world often being the most most influential and powerful race in the region due to various functions they occupied positions. Hope you like them! :D

My newest build is an interior of mountain cottage. Tried to show as many details from this kind of place as it was possible with this limited space. Which one is you favourite? ;) Hope you enjoy my build. ;)

@Spader @Redhead1982 @Captain Braunsfeld @evancelt Thanks a lot folks. Glad that you enjoy my build! :D @Phyre Witcher series is also (in some parts) based on Slavic tradition. For Polish people Forefathers' Eve is well known because of the drama by Adam Mickiewicz under this name. The whole ritual is described there. We wanted to use this collab to share our ancestors traditions and believes - that's why we decided to use holidays as a main theme of a project. You may check spring, summer and winter parts of the collab here in post written by Toltomeja: https://www.flickr.com/groups/14790571@N21/discuss/72157719318313326/.

Awesome! Many great details!

@derEselausErgste Thank you for your comment! Feel free to got inspired by my builds. :D @Phyre Thanks! Wanted to clarify just one thing - Forefathers' Eve is similar to Halloween, but it's Slavic tradition, not Celtic. There are differences. ;)