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Maybe you are.'t a great storyteller, but you're defenitely a great builder! I really love the builds, all of them!

Thank you, but i don't think i will do it. I mean: it isn't a typical Lego Set.

I made up the historical background, is is located on Port Elysabeth, a fictive island. A masterbuilder? You make me blush. And lego ideas? I don't think i can make it again exact the same, and i really wouldn't know how to make the building instructions... Except if i had LLD... How do you get that?

Thank you. Coming from a master, that means a lot!

Ah, i see. Thank you for explaining!

Thank you for all the good comments! Captain dee, i don't have cannons :( and i don't have the bricks to make the star great enough so one could put cannons in it, but i designed it so that there are looking/shooting holes that can cover all approaching angles. But by this i wanna do a call for everyone with more bricks and cannons than me: use the design for my points, and make a huge starfort with it, one with seven starpoints or so... If one wishes i could give him pics of the points so one could see how it's build

I really love it!

"Fort Elysabeth was constructed in the year of our Lord 1561, to keep the valuable spice trade flowing, and is named after one of our most competent Queens, Elyzabeth 'The Great'. It was built using the most innovative techniques, to ensure the wealth coming from the Colonies, and played an active role in the Blood-Red wars, during wich Port Elysabeth was several times captured by the Bluecoats, but the fort was always held by the central Redcoat command. During these wars, there was a small garisson stationed. This was sufficient to keep the intruders out, as the Fort had no dead zones and was designed to conduct the enemy into special killing grounds. And so the bastion was untakable from land nor sea, and one of the best forts that is ever constructed by mankind." -Fragment out of "Modern Warfare and Fortbuilding", by Robin Waste This is my first pirate fort ever, and originally designed as exercise for non-90°-angles. Hope you guys like it! And thank you Blufiji and SK for explaining me the road. CC very appreciated, as Fort Elyzabeth was designed to improve my building skills Overall view Entrance From above Left side Right side Back side The starpoints are removable Front withouth starpoints The waterfall

Could someone please explain the Algus Saga? I thought the next challenge would be in Nocturnus. Or isn't it a challenge?

I really like it, especially the picture where they hide behind the trees, and you can see a part of the rider.

thank you all SK: the next road will be with tiles

Gedren:

Wow. The black is cool, but if you want a skeleton, then you should take the White, for a normal dragon take the black.

I am very sorry, but in this case i need to correct you: Avalanonia is far better

I enjoyed it very much! I especially like 'roof' of vegetation.

Nice idea to only build one side of the ship!

Well done. Reasons to be proud! I only think you used to much different Colors for your floor, but I really like the rest!

Lord Alric is glad such a mighty warior survived the civil war!

Love your tree! Nice build!

That's How I do it, but let me know if i am wrong

Such a tale! Looking forward to the next chapter

I like it-actually, i like it a LOT!

I like the build, i like the story... I'm becoming quite a fan of you! And sir Darby defenitely won the respect of Lord Alric with this phrases: "Sir Darby had always prided himself with knowing his men and handpicking the right people for the job. Even the mightiest of men could only do so much alone, and so handling the people under him was of utmost importance"

Nice Pyromancer!

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