frumpy

Well done. The ice melting details are superb (different greens and the dark tan for wet sand).

Great build. The interior is nice and I really like the bed design.

Very good build. I'm also a fan of the guy hiding in the barrel :)

Looks great. You've certainly been pumping out some builds lately

Great build. Some really nice techniques and details.

The trees look fantastic so well worth the effort.

Really nice work. You've included lots of variety and details.

Really lovely build.

Very nice build. I like the water and wall techniques

Indeed a clever fence design. Nice work.

Oakheart Village and Castle | Frumpy | Avalonia

Hi All, This build was part of the collaboration with Dr Rod and I Scream Clone we did recently for a show in Sydney (http://www.eurobrick...howtopic=114929). I've named my build Oakheart (both village and caslte) and obviously it is in Avalonia :) Overall Views Castle Some Village Shots Interior Pictures And this poor guy Full flickr album with lots more photos here https://www.flickr.c...s/68420618@N05/

Very nice build with clever techniques.

I may wear tights (and look good in them) but I'm not crazy - my mum had me tested... Here is a picture of my end.

Really good build. Lots of nice details to look at.

It is the same build from my previous part of the story. Just new minifig placements. Here is the full pic from the previous build.

This is a very unique and cool build. I love all the little details and such a fantastic landscape (and awesome lights ). Great job.

Great build. Like the others I think the snow and ice technique works really well.

Fantastic build and story. So much going on in these builds. I love the axes changing colour from the oil - very nice touch.

Absolutely agree. Wonderful idea and very effective way to add detail to the wall.

Finally got around to the next part of my character's story - Leaving Home

Leaving Home | Frumpy | Avalonia

Hi All, I've had the builds done for this part of Sebastian's story completed and online months ago but only just managed to get the story complete (credit to my wife who does the writing). Anyway, hope you enjoy. Story "Georgia, he's just not a farmer. At least not yet. We both know he wants something more from life, to get out in the world, to be a part of something bigger," Tomas sighed as he caught the look of dismay cross his wife's face. "But Tomas, you and I both know that the world can be a dangerous place. Soldiering was what drove you here to seek a peaceful life. This was the life we wanted for our family. I'm sorry that I was only able to give us one son, but he is all the family we have and I don't want to risk losing him," Georgia pleaded, feeling chilled to the bone despite the blazing fire at her back. Tomas spoke softly now, looking deep into his wife's eyes. "You have nothing to be sorry for. Our life has been a wonderful blessing, but Sebastian must have his own life. He deserves the chance to make his own happiness and if that means leaving the farm, then we must accept that." Georgia bowed her head in silent acceptance. It seemed that her son would soon be on his way to the nearby barracks to pursue the life of a squire. She only hoped that he would serve a knight worthy of his kind nature. ********************** The day of Sebastian's departure dawned bright and sunny, mirroring the boy's mood as he struggled to contain his excitement. This was it, time for his story to begin, to discover what fate had in store for him. A sudden pang of sadness hit him as he farewelled his parents, but it was soon quelled by the eager barks of Hugo, his travelling companion. Armed with an old sword that had belonged to his father and carrying some well worn armour amongst his meagre possessions, Sebastian set off for Alnwick Barracks, only a couple of days walk, but still further than he had ever been from home. Part 1 - Humble Beginnings

These poor guys will be the first casualties...

Hi All, Here are some pictures of my Justice League Watchtower interior MOC. You may remember that I previously did a small hanger scene. I decided to take that concept and expand it to a full build. Thanks.