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  1. SilentWolf
    Micah is out with Hanska and his friend, Deganawidah, hunting in the plains of Lacryma. The island primarily has open plains with scattered trees that have the highest density near rivers and creeks. Today, they are hunting for the deer that roam on the island, but it takes a smart hunter to get close to them, as the deer have keen eyes and a sharp nose. They have been following a deer and hog trail right up to one of the creek crossings. They hope to spot the deer on the other side of the creek. Hanska explained to Micah that the hogs that have populated the island like to live in bramble patches where it is hard to get to them. It is unwise to go in after them, and the primary method of hunting the hogs has been to waylay them in the moonlight with spears. Though the Corrington rifles have proven more effective against their thick skin than the Onondaga's bows and arrows and this has drawn the attention of the Onondaga. Notes: This build was a concept since last Christmas, and I have had the deer built and waiting for the forest ever since. I finally got around to building the forest around Thanksgiving and just finished it recently. The build is 72x64 studs which is my largest physical build to date. The trees kept falling over on me, and they also got attacked by the toddler between photography sessions, so they were my least favorite part of the whole build. I borrowed the birch trees from @Kai NRG's great build. I intend to license this in Elizabethville as a medium plantation. Additional photos behind the spoiler.
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    I always love Christmas displays and thud enjoyed looking through your pictures. The living nativity looks great though I prefer the Lego animals over the brickbuilt. The mix of the Winter Village with your MOCs makes your build stand out. The powered functions sound like a great feature with the train stopping and the lighting. Keep up the great work!
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    Not naming any names but Bregir@Bregir might need some.
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    It is supposed to be 30 days/a month. However, I am not sure there has been a good system set in place to make sure that gets done. I know last year it could go quite a bit longer.
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    I always enjoy learning how to do things I haven't figured out yet, so this tutorial was much appreciated. I appreciate that you take time to do this every so often.
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    I am liking the styling of these boats, and the larger version definitely improves on the first. Personally I prefer the ship with the brown interior but making them two different colors was a wise choice to distinguish them. Great job!
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    The jail cell is well built and cozy looking. I love the posing of the minifigures and the choices of faces. Great job and great continuation of this story.
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    I have liked this project ever since I saw the WIP. I still think I like it even better now with the little details of the minifigures going about their work and the ship also makes it look great. Is the build 64x64?
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    3 - 2 points 4 - 1 point
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    On the fifth day of Christmas, CopMike gave to me, a huge A Manatee. Thanks CopMike for this great event once again. I look forward to finding out what the Manatees are.
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    I'll reach out to CelesAurivern, but I'm sure something can be figured out. Potentially, could put his trade company initials in front.
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    There are two ships named Peregrine apparently. CelesAurivern has a class 1 linked below that was era 2 licensed this month. It is showing up in the Corrington spreadsheet as successfully licensed. This is the original link to Charlatan Bays vessel.
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    The historical descriptions are great but the pictures in reference are a great help. I look forward to seeing the results of people's inspirations.
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    CelesAurivern's Peregrine isn't on the reports. It was travelling with The Ant if I recall correctly.
  15. SilentWolf
    As a fellow Texan and bulk table afficianado, welcome to Eurobricks! I hope you have an enjoyable time here and learn lots (as I know I have.)
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    My favorite Christmas tree is the one in our house that my family decorates together. Thank you to CopMike for another round of a fun holiday tradition.
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    If Capt Wolf is late, I am the epitome of arriving after the party is over. There is a ton of stuff to love in this build and the usage of windows for chair backs is one of my favorites. The color scheme definitely sets the right mood though I know I could never build that (I have maybe six of that color block.) The Snot tables are nice but I would like to see them a little taller so the chairs have some room to fit under them. I am loving that staircase and will have to swipe it when I have a chance.
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    I am late in replying, but this is a great build with a lot of nice features. The construction concept is a good way to portray this build and you definitely found a great balance of built but not finished. The river is well done especially that you started and continued it beyond the wagonway section. The landscape crosscut with the top soil, soil and clay portrayed is a great feature. I like the way you did the wagon, and the little shack is also well done. I am fond of the usage of different kinds of trees and they are going to be used for inspiration of a build I have on my desk right now. The story is great as well though I don't know about portraying a Corrington Engineer as behind the times.
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    This is a fun build with a lot of action going on. I was impressed with how many of the various residents of Elizabethville you were able to work in and include in this scene. Great job on linking the builds to refresh who they were. Poor Mrs. Townsend, arriving so late. Keep up the good work. This build is now licensed as a small art and culture, since the medium is larger for Arts and Cultures than the other categories at 48x48 and I didn't feel it could be stretched. Great job at growing Elizabethville. My Thanksgiving build may not be done until after Thanksgiving.
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    I really like this build with all of its color, and small details (cabinet, tables, bottles, plants, candles, etc.) Though the action in many minifigure poses is my favorite part of this and many of your builds. Great negotiations between the two of you though it is quite the complicated arrangement it seems. Keep up the great work.
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    The figures were definitely the highlight of building this scene. I enjoy picking the faces and outfits for each build and this one gave a lot of opportunities.
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    So sad! I was just about to volunteer to build you a nice cabin. You are welcome. Thank you very much. I realized too late that none of the pictures got a good view of the fireplace. A bush or rock would probably have been a good choice. Hopefully I remember it next time.
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    I like the corners on this facade and the bright colors you have included. The minifigure choices and poses are also well done. Keep up the great work.
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    I am so far behind on commenting on builds, but the announcements of winners made me remember I hadn't commented on this one. I really like the small building and action that you have put into the first build. The recently lit firecracker is an excellently done shot. Though the fireworks scene with the microscale town really sets your story and build apart from a normal build. Great job and look forward to more from you.
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    I am liking the builds for this stage. The leaf roof is exceptionally done, and the bark shack has a very hurried but efficient manner about it. Probably the only critique would be that I would have liked the minifigures to seem more hurried in their tasks for the second two builds. However, the great color and staging of the builds more than makes up for it.
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