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This is Just Too awesome for words ... SO many details! If I wished To sum up All the ones I liked, we'd still Be busy tomorrow evening, tough One detail struck Me as particularly good: The use of the CMF Indian baby in the second image. It shows us you're NOT only a talentfull builder, but also minifig-designer

I know what You mean, but I hope we'll see some builds from You soon, but take your time.

The only right answer! I hope a Challenge, or otherwise the next book...

Awesome build! I Love All the details, but the interiors are from an incredibly high skill!

That base is so awesome! I Love All the Great part usages! At first, I was planning To only commend on that, but when I saw the second image, I knew I'd need to give you my compliments for that as well

Looks very Nice! I like the way How the wagon seems To Be fully loaded, with SO many different goods inside it!

Looking absolutely awesome Narbilu! No idea, Columbus!

Welcome! I'm really curious To Your race!

Great build, especially the vegetation. Tough I'd recommend To break up the rows of 3-stern plants a bit, I Love the trees!

Very Nice build, especially with All the angles! I also like the sand-base

I like Your text, and I like Your rockwork even better! Good job!

Another lovely build, so many details My favoured (tough I love all of them!) are the use of cones instead of normaal rounds for the halftimbered section, wich adds a lot of reliëf, and NPU on the 1x2 with handle!

Gods, that are SO many figs! Love them, and especially the fact that they Wear Avalonian colours! Where are you now, other guilds?

Very Nice sery of builds, with My favoured being the second! In the First, the ground seems a little bit bare to Me, but I think You did well on all the rest!

Welcome, Lord Stark!

Awesome scene with a lovely coulorscheme! I especially like the classic "forestmen" feeling combined with soms New techniques

Sure, you can come from Drondil! I'm honoured!

Narbilu, that's defenitely looking Great!

Is it then one post/month/person in that thread?

Nice, but I'd recommend to add a bit more to This. Considering It is a Phase II build, maybe a tower or SO would fit? Your photography improved!

I'm sorry to hear that! We look forward to seeing You in action! About the sets: Uruk-Hai Army is great, but quit expensive. Blacksmith attack is also really nice

This time, it is the interviewer himself who was so kind to anwer a few questions! 1) This question has been made a couple of times already, but I think the answer is different for everyone of us: what made you join Guilds of Historica? When GoH started, I wasn't very active in the online community, however, the Guilds sounded so exciting and inspiring that I joined up pretty quickly. As did most of Eurobricks it seems! 2) You've been in the GoH forum for a long time (over 4 years!). Which evolution have the Guilds seen since their first occurrence? What changes do you clearly remember? And do you like them? Given the time-frame the guilds have been running for, quite a lot of change should be expected. In Book I, towards the beginning especially, it seemed like the main challenges were run almost back to back, with very little free time in between. Now there's usually a good chunk of time between challenges to allow for freebuilds and mini-challenges. Guild rivalry was a huge motivator early on, but hasn't been as significant in Book II with the Gold tallies between guilds being done away with. Of course, there will always be competition between the guilds, but it doesn't seem as heated as it used to be. Guild leaders have been replaced, but I think that it's only fair to spread the administrative work of GoH between numerous people rather than letting just a few get burnt out by all that it takes to keep the Guilds going smoothly. So, I like the changes that GoH has gone through. It doesn't run at the same break-neck pace it used to, but that keeps builders from getting burnt out. 3) Ever since you joining the Guilds, you've been a true Mitgardian, and over time your style has become the perfect example of Northern architecture. But was it your style that made you Mitgardian, or Mitgardia that made your style? Mitgardia made my style for sure. Sirens of Titan and Ecclesiastes were huge inspirations for me early on. And I'm sure they, along with many other Mitgardian builders, played a large part in my style development. Besides that, I've always tried to come up with buildings/landscapes that fit well into the Mitgardian environment, often taking inspiration from Norse culture. 4) One of Mitgardia's main features is AoM, for which you have built a LOT. Some people have only just started though, do you have any advice for them? Don't be overcome by how many phases there are in the project. Instead, whenever you need inspiration for a new MOC, take a look through the list and see which ones you'd like to try. Enjoy developing each build in a series, and don't feel like you have to rush to complete them all. 5)Which aspect of the Guilds appeals the most to you, and what keeps you building? The camaraderie between builders in the guilds is always motivating. And there's already been so many amazing MOCs and stories created to develop GoH that's it's very easy to find inspiration. Collaborative efforts are one of the biggest highlights for me. 6) We all know I favor Nordheim Keep above all else, but which of your builds is your own favorite? Nordheim Keep is definitely high on the list, but I think that John and my recently completed Life in Nordheim layout is on top now. http://www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=138658#entry2635102

Nice shop, Love that sail! From where did You get it?

The sloping and wooden platforms are really well done! Nice build

Welcome back de La Jambe Longue! Looking forwards To your builds!