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Nice project. I'd work very hard to try to get some curves on the hull sides. The Imperial Flagship is already too "square" for a ship of this type. With proper inwards sloping toward the rail. (This probably has a nice english word). I'd also work to get rigging (and the stuff the sailors climb on) all the way to the upper sails. Good luck! Will be exciting to see the result.

Hello, please forgive my grave ignorance on the matter of redcoats vs bluecoats, but I need to clarify this to avoid blunders in the future. I tried searching but could find no direct information on the nature / background of the different factions that back up the usage of them in many mocs. It's clear from many MOCs that Redcoats and Bluecoats are enemies. Are there some background information available where I can learn more about the factions and the conflicts? 1) Is it as simple as "England vs France" analogies? 2) Or is the fact that Bluecoats are the oldest of the factions and thereby the "young dumb masses of redcoats" are put up against the hardened veterans of the Bluecoats? 3) Some work may hint that the Bluecoats are simply another division / class within the large empires forces? Or is this just the work of ignorant builders (like me) meddling in the great conflict? 4) And maybe, just maybe, there is a much deeper link between ones true alignment and the factions. So that all people ultimately belongs to the bluecoat or redcoat camp even if they have never even touched a piece of LEGO? Technically (and clearly only a sidenote in this context) I understand that the "Bluecoats" are the "Imperial Soldiers" from the 89-93 era. While the "Redcoats" are the Imperial Guard from the 92-94 + 2009 era. Both only sided as the enemies of the Pirates, and have never occurred together in LEGO "prime fiction"? Brickipedia reference: Imperial Guards / Imperial Soldiers Thank you for all and any information that can help clarify a confused mind.

Love it. Extremely good use of parts on the fighter. Impressive design.

Both are excellent! But I prefer the first version. More "realistic" as I see it. Though choice, but I think I'll stick with the first version. VERY VERY COOL rocks. I might steal that idea.

Since the post was necroed by someone else, I'll add my love to this MOC. I really like it.

Nice moc with good atmosphere. I like the castle. The blue roofs annoy me though. My eyes seems to be drawn to them as "artificial elements" in the otherwise immersive landscape. Looking forward to more MOCs from you.

Thanks for all the kind words! I really appreciate it. Thanks for informing me. I've resized the images to conform to the guidelines. Very good idea, I'll make use of your advice on the follow up. At the moment I'm working on a new MOC, but plan to make a larger version of this in the near future. I've learned a lot since I bult this one (back in january/february) It has already been demolished :) I'm working on another project at the moment, but the next moc will be medieval themed again, so I'll take the feedback from this thread with me. Thanks again all!

My first MOC since emerging from the dark ages. It is basically an expansion of the beautiful "10193 Medieval Market Village". I added a bit to the buildings and created a "just inside the city walls" feeling. This is a cross section of a much larger city. You see a part of the old city wall to the rear. This is the city that grew up between the old city wall and the new outer wall. Entering the city From above With some labels for the buildings Just inside the walls, with some guards resting View toward the old city gates and the market, with the blacksmith in front. From the other side. The old city gate and the road leading up to the castle. The market The same moc on mocpages.com Edited to conform to image size standards on eurobricks

This !

Very nice vig! You've captured the atmosphere of the ambush in a very good way. *thumbs up*

Nice build, with some inspiring techniques.

Nice MOC and good storytelling :D

Beautiful! House3 is pure awesome. Love it.

Nice! Impressive treasure and nice lighting. All that gold!

Inspiring! Very good job

Impressive. I really like this one.