Nevyneke

Although the rocks look great, I like the elve building the tower even more.

Thank you all for the friendly welcome. @Kabel: I moved in real life as well, packing and unpacking my Lego did take some time, but still far less then packing and unpacking all other stuff. Still hunting for furniture to build Lego upon at the moment. I did not even sort the new bricks from Brickmania yet . The bag with unsorted bricks is getting emberrassingly large, as is the pile of lego-sets "to be build, taken apart and sorted" (I always build a set before re-using the parts, TLC put to much effort in the building instructions to ignore them entirely).

Finally, Sir Nevyneke takes the big leap. He leaves the safety of his house on another world in a big city and travels towards the unknown lands of Historica, more precisely to the county known as "Avalonia". Sir Nevyneke has heard of the existance of this magical world from some friends on his homeworld, Earth, in the country Belgium at a venue called Brickmania. In the big city, Sir Nevyneke had to go without all the green and living things nature has to offer, the choice for Avalonia was therefor very straightforward. Sir Nevyneke is still looking for a new home, to live with his wife, lady M. He does not know what part of Avalonia will be his home, or how this home would actually look like. That will be his first challenge after his arrival in this new and promissing world. Sir Nevyneke and his wife, all dressed up to leave for Avalonia. Flags are hard to come by on Sir Nevynekes homeworld, so he was only able to pick these up after entering Avalonia. Leaving their big city home The first encounter in Avalonia, some children look at the Sir Nevyneke when he is passing by on the road. He dismounts his horse to make their acquaintance. In the background, his new colors, gold above blue are flying as well as the banner of Avalonia. PS: 1) This is my first attempt at both Flickr and Eurobricks, I'm sorry if image size is wrong or if the links are not working. If you can provide me with tips to get it right next time, please do so. 2) There are so many sigfigs on this forum, it is impossible to check if mine are unique. If it would not be unique, that was not done on purpose.