Puvel

The patterns are obviously lovely but he variety in tables looks very nice as well! I can imagine there was a little bit of cursing while building/ taking pics! (Or am I the only one that dies that?)

Lovely build, excellent statue! Apart from that, the build has great colours. I like the relaxed, autumn vibe about it

Brilliant! Read it once but then read it again with the song playing in the back and enjoyed it even more

Looks like a proper rugged coast line, I can almost feel how windy it is up there :D Excellent idea to place a semaphore in this location!

Thanks for all the kinds words! @Ayrlego You're right about the tree. It's a combination of techniques I've seen. I used a long flex tube as the main trunk and attached the branches and leaves with some extra foliage. You can change the angles of the branches and leaves to give the tree a fuller look. But the trunk looks a bit thin then so I placed the tube in a barrel and added some bars to fill it up the barrel. I've seen people adding guns, paddles, and other things to give there trunk a more rugged look. Anyway, here's pic from the back:

Task 4: Purser's network 2: Customs Office in Port Woodhouse

In a busy naval base as Port Woodhouse, there's always vessels coming and going. To keep track of all everything runners are send between the docks and the customs house. Nobody likes it, but it has to be done to keep the empire running. This is obviously inspired by Ayrlego. Had fun building in this style, hope I gave it enough of a personal twist.

It would have been a nice build without the little touches of colour, but damn! They sure make this stand out. The broken floor works fine here as well, a clean one might have made this a bit boring. (And please make a photo editing tutorial at some point, your backgrounds are always incredibly clean)

Ooh, that's a lot of boats! I'm not really a ship builder but the Asian one looks best to me. The rigging on the first one looks very impressive though, can imagine that involved some cursing

And to think that vine just started in the little pot :D Makes me want to go some Mediterean place so well done!

Hehe, thanks, go for it! Pretty sure I didn't do anything new here Thanks, they're just the classics though :P Thanks! knew it needed something so I tried some more 'adventurous' plants but they didn't look right so I'm happy I used this one Thanks! Nothing new here, but the classics are classic for a reason! Was fun to build so hope to be back in the game Thanks! The hardest part is usually to maker things look not too static so yay for plants and animals! As a humble servant of the empire thanks for the ! Thanks! Building is 'easy', getting builds to lok alive isn't, so thanks for compliment

Another small artisan: The cartographer

This makes me want to move to a country that has proper forests and autumns Gorgeous stuff, thanks for buying that beautiful ship!

I'm not really a ship builder so all I can say is that this is beautiful vessel and those sails look amazing! Kinda want to start building a ship now so kudos to you

Whenever I make a building, adding the roof is always a right pain! But you have some clever solutions here. I apologise in advance for possibly stealing some of these tricks in the future Also, yay for beer!

After spending years at sea, Specialist 2nd Rank Charley Coleman was recommend a cartographer position in the newly opened office in King’s Harbour. As a major naval hub in the Corrington empire, there was never a lack of captains reporting in with new or adjusted naval maps describing the colonies and surrounding seas. Updating the official maps and making sure they were spread among the other captains was vital for the succes of the empire. It’s been ages since I last build something Corrie related. So when I saw my little box of red coats the other day I felt it was time to get back into the game. Build can be licensed by the faction as an Artisan in King’s Harbour.

The wind whistled around the street corner as Susto de Fiori came down the way to the Drunken Wyvern, whistling along with it and feeling the dagger in his pocket. That was one mistake old Supano Amancio would regret making. Everybody knew that Malco Amanico was a worthless, good-for-nothing rascal, and so it came as little surprise to anybody that, instead of taking the troops that the Rego had commissioned to be sent to the continent at the Queen's request, he had instead squandered the money and provisions he had been given and left his troop to disband in disgust. But it was certainly a handy turn of circumstances for the Anti-Rego alliance, headed by the de Fiori's - especially when the Rego had now to head to the mainland himself to try to amend matters with the Queen. Such things were always handy when you had certain piratical friends upon the seas. The door swung open and Susto spotted Malco Amancio seated at a table in the middle of the room, as they had agree to meet, already drinking away. Susto rolled his eyes, wondering at the same time how Malco had managed to get that first glass - he knew that he was already quite low on coppers, which was why he had so readily agreed to meet up with a de Fiori - as long as Susto, that de Fiori, would foot the bill. Susto sat down without much ceremony, and immediately began the conversation; and Malco was all too ready to talk. "Yes, just so - heading out with the morning tide on the Golden Fortune," he was saying, after he had finished blubbering about his "worthless troops" having abandoned him and his uncle's fury for a good half hour without intermission. Susto bidded his time and waited him out, however, and as Malco got deeper into his glass the questions and interrogation began sharp and quick, and Malco as quickly gave him all he wanted; ship, time, departure dock, course, destination. To be sure, the speech got more and more slurred as he went on, guzzling the fiery liquid with the avidity of a man dying of thirst, but they were intelligible enough for all that to Susto's practiced ear. "Let me get you another glass," Susto smiled, as Malco attempted to rise to order another himself. "By all meansh do, my frsiend," replied the other, dropping back into his chair with a lazy smile. Susto went over to the counter and ordered another glass, and brought it back to the table, quickly pouring a few drops of liquid from a vial in his pocket into it as he returned. Malco grasped it eagerly, and swallowed it in a draught, and Susto rose to leave. "Wait a shecond," Malco began, suddenly curiously suspicious; "come, Shushto - sho why did you want to know all o' shat? What do you de Fiori'sh have up your shleeves?" He glanced at Susto warily. "Nothing good, I'll warrent shoo." "Never fear about that," replied Susto, as he got up. "You won't need to worry yourself about that, I reckon me." Malco attempted to rise after him as he turned to leave, but fell back into his seat before breaking out into contorsions for a moment and falling senseless upon the table. Susto came to his side and felt his pulse. There was none. "T-t-t." --- --- --- ---  The wind whistled along the way, and Susto bore down towards the dock whistling with it, but Malco Amanico still sat at his seat in the Drunken Wyvern - never to move again. "Always too easy with scoundrels," muttered Susto under his breath.

Hehe, this made me smile! Excellent little build

Thanks! It was all about the vegetation so I'm happy it looks great! Thanks! Yay for foliage :D Thanks! Flowers were a late addition, it was a bit boring without them Thanks! Had a look at some summer tundra pictures and there were plenty with loads of grass and flowers, but yeah maybe not so many leaves. Ah well, maybe it's the very south of Mitgardia or the gate to a Mitgardian trade post somewhere more lush :D No worries though, my phase 3 is a proper Mitgardian snowscape! Just have to take pictures of it at some point

Gate Phase II: Summer walk

Summer Walk | Puvel | Mitgardia

Mitgardians obviously love snow, but they're also happy to see nature come alive again in spring. Heading out without coming home looking like a snowman is just lovely sometimes. Full build: Hadn't really build thick foliage yet so wanted to give that a go. The wall technique was stolen from bruickbuilt.org

That cracked ground looks class! Those shields work really well here too

Gorgeous little house, I always struggle with roofs and chimneys, but you aced those once again!

Great collection! Excellent colour combinations and a lovely variety of creatures