Kolonialbeamter

Nano-Fernando. Finally his size matches his powers This is one of the coolest micro-/nano-builds I've ever seen. Great - all of it - just great!

KaBLAM Well, never bring a knife to a gun-fight. Really enjoyed this story, and I do like the way you included the build (great 'less than pristine' house - loving that askew chimney) and ESL's challenge into your own story-line. Two thumbs up for that, Sir! Waiting to read more... and hoping there are some more ESL Royalists out there for your intended collab

That's right, listen to the Colonel! Good to see your defenses against that inevitable and surely crushing Marderian attack are coming along as planned JK, lovely, CB, just lovely

Time for another small teaser... and another guessing game, perhaps?

Château Richemont - Plantation Royal - Phred, Captain Genaro, Kolonialbeamter - License active

Work in Paradise | Kolonialbeamter | Prospecting Build - License active

Hey there, just a quick dream of a warmer place in November... Work in Paradise After having successfully taken mineral samples from different locations of the island, the Oleander expedition is participating in the peculiar wave riding ritual of the natives on Île d'Or - for the sake of a better cultural understanding. This will be licensed as a prospecting scene. I just didn't feel like doing the standard digging-a-hole MOC, so I interpreted bits of the info about Île d'Or and used that. Not much more to say about it, hope you enjoy it anyway C&C welcome Vive le Roi!

This is a collab build by Captain Genaro, Phred and myself, to create a royal plantation for Breshaun. It's been in the making for quite some time, and it was fun seeing this project evolve and result in something even bigger than a mere license. But more on that at another time. For now... Welcome, fellow BoBSians, to: Château Richemont - Royal Vineyard and Hot-Spot of Le Bellan's High Society Embedded in the gently rolling hills that surround the city of Breshaun lies Château Richemont, towering over the valley of the Zeusrun River as a beacon of Oleander noblesse. The estate was founded about half a century ago by Pierre de Bourdeille, youngest son to the Comte de Richemont. With no chance of inheriting his father's titles and lands in the old world, he was one of the first noblemen to make Le Bellan his home. Profiting from his family's proud tradition as prime winemakers of the realm he immediately recognized the potential the nearly ideal climate in the region offered to cultivate rich and heavy grapes, enabling him to create excellent wines, such as the Bleaunote Royal and the Terrechéri Noir, that even regularly make their way to the Courts of Granoleon. Today, the chateau is not only a leading wine producer, but also a bustling center of noble Oleander lifestyle on Le Bellan, famous for its exuberant banquets and glittering balls regularly held throughout the year. In fact, the next festival is about to commence. And some notables have announced their arrival - rumored to be sent by the Intendant Général des Finances himself - and interested in big business... About: Footprint is ca. 175x200, piece-count 25000+ (this almost killed my PC ) All the vines are placed by hand, so there's no copy-paste, no repetitions involved - at all. Most trivial thing I've ever done in LDD Same goes for the pathway texture and the gravel... So it might look easy, but I can assure you I lost track of the hours I spent on this. Oh, and of course as always all bricks exist in the colors presented. I would have loved to go on building, but in the end every additional brick was a fight, I had so many LDD crashes making me rebuild things over and over again... so the figs were left to for my co-builders. Thanks for watching this first part C&C welcome Vive le Roi!

This looks... familiar I can only appreciate more ships, looking forward to some great designs Oh, and not to forget... Maxim started it

Just build one of those points along with the vessel. That'll help 'selling' your idea Tricky - I'd go with 'No, but...' Apply the BoBS Rule of Thumb, or Code of Honour: Ask yourself if the effort you've put into a project justifies the license you seek.

Just entered two large art and culture properties. They should be free, as they represent two large licenses I got in Ch.IV. Could you take care of this? Many thanks As these micro-build required free licenses will be around more often in the future, could it be a good idea to somehow make this a checkbox option in the licensing forms (properties + ships)?

The Temple of Zeus - Art and Culture Large - license active

Aaaand another quick build for that second license. The Temple of Zeus in Astrapi Ähh... what it says

I can only agree with every statement made in the above post This figbarf contest was really fun to watch and read. More of this, please

Gallery and Atelier of Jean-Baptiste del Sera - Art and Culture Large - License active

Here's a quick build to cash in on one of the free large licenses I won last month in Ch.IV. Not really enough for a FB, so it won't get its own thread. Gallery and Atelier of Jean-Baptiste del Sera Jean-Baptiste del Sera is a Marderian artist, who fled his civil-war stricken home for Oleon, and has grown to great reputation as sculptor at the Royal Court. He was sent to Breshaun on behalf of His Majesty to help embellish the city even more. In the background there's a painting of Grand Admiral Vittorio del Sera, famed naval hero of the Midlands War in service of the King of Oleon, and ancestor of Jean-Baptiste - a personal gift from His Majesty.

Indeed, very well executed This is what official sets should look like Crab-militia ftw!

Haha, this-is-so-cool A gift mine. Witness the happiest miners in the known world Can the dragon be rented to scare the cr*p out of some Corries or Greenies?

Finally a useful building along that muddy track Well done, I like the use of wedge plates here, and I'm always a fan of that roof technique Keep it up!

Got bored waiting for MCRA results - made this: La Gloire's tumblehome 'drawn' with flex-tubes. Not at all useful, but it kinda looks cool.

@blackdeathgr You could use tiles in between jumpers, like this:

As BD said before - just four letters: E-P-I-C

Oh nooooes - a school!!! Or is it a brick factory? Jokes aside, this is a very nice MOC - detailed (favorite bit is the wall pattern ) and profound in character, love you tied it in with the Royal Society Poor kids, though Exactly

Wohoo, that's a neat little boat ship you got there, Garm. But then in fact, she isn't all little... but still cute The hull looks marvelous, loving the interior and the overall colors you used. Rigging is excellent IMO, and adds a lot to making the Fog-Breaker an outstanding little... öhh... medium sized vessel in BoBS I think I'm in love with that second picture More ships, please!

Decent looking building - very classy. Lovely interior, too. It seems to me you used bluerender v0.005? If you use v0.006 instead, there'll be some spacing in between the bricks - which might result in a slightly more realistic feeling. Keep it up