Brandon Stark

Nice warehouse; I like the detailing with the walls. Now, a little nitpick, which I kind of do with everyone , is to add some detail on the ground. Tiling the floor would be really good, and so would building a brick-built stairs. What I don't get is the Shell logo on the wall. What is that for?

It's more of getting rid of the license than moving the license. But I guess I would say I made a mistake in licensing it.

It's not that I don't want the license. It's just that I thought the building could be better fitting at some other location. The location is still close to its original location though.

Question: Is it possible to "de-license" a property? Like remove the license on it?

Welcome to Oleon and BoBS! Really interesting sigfig, in story and minifig both. I look forward to seeing how the story progresses.

Nice walls and ground there. Like Titus, I really like the minifigs that make it look like a battle.

Thanks! Thank you! In fact, you just gave me an idea for my Category C entry.

Thank you! Thanks! Your advice is great, I'll make sure to do that. As for the lines, I think it is possible with Bluerender v0.006, which I haven't downloaded yet.

Great build. I like how the house is angled, along with the roof.

Please top taunting me with your amazing LDD builds. You're killing me. That being said, great build. I really like how you showed the low and high tides. The look of it is perfectly fitting for a new settlement and also in a tropical setting.

Nice set of interiors so far. I can't wait to see the other builds. By the way, is that my sigfig in the second build? If so, I thank you for going out of your way to include me.

What do you mean by "horizon"? And how do you stay under it?

Thanks! The second windows are the same height as the first.

Really nice ship section. Is it a complete ship? I also like the use of the wheels for the sea monster.

Nice microscale. Is this Brickwall thing some inside joke I haven't been told of or something?

Thanks!

Great build. I like all the minifigures, though the rock formation and eggs are good too.

Nice siege workshop there. I like the architecture and all the minifigures. The ballista under construction is nice too.

Seminaire de Breshaun | Small Education

Part 1, Chapter 1 Part 1, Chapter 2 Part 1, Chapter 3 Part 1, Chapter 4 Part 1, Chapter 5 Albion House by Brandon Stark, on Flickr Brandon was riding through the streets of Albion with a Green Rider by his side. It had been four months since he last was here, but he remembered the familiar sights and smells of Albion. As he rides through the streets of Albion, Brandon spots the top of the Great Keep of Albion, his residence in the city. He briefly thinks of all the letters sitting on the top of his desk that he must attend to, and all of his duties, including his spy network. To pass what would be a uneventful ride, Brandon opens up a conversation with the Green Rider, young elven girl, highly beautiful, and no older than 18 years old, named Maelin, who Brandon has developed a liking for. She reminds him of a Green Rider girl Brandon spent much time with during the Revolword War, whose name Brandon has forgotten. "So, Maelin, tell me more about yourself. I'm interested in hearing about the elves of the Enchanted Forest, and yourself." Maelin smiles. "As I've told you, I'm the youngest daughter of an elven king back in the Enchanted Forest. I received the Green Rider call about two years ago, and my parents, being learned in magic, needed little explanation. I headed out for here, and after some training, became a Green Rider. I finished my training about when the Kaliphlin Civil War was coming to a close, so I wasn't sent to an embassy down there, as they didn't need any more Green Riders." "I see. The Green Riders are an interesting organization. Almost as ancient as the guild itself, and much older than the Kingdom of Historica. I've spent much time reading about them in the library of Albion. I've also been to Kaliphlin before. Unlike you, I was sent down there during the Kaliphlin Civil War with the main task of keeping the embassies safe, but I ended up helping the High Council myself. But my help was too small to change the course of the war anyways." Up ahead, Brandon notices the Great Keep of Avalonia, a grand keep that stands out from the rest of Albion. He disembarks and walks his horse the last few feet down the street. Before continuing, he stops to talk to Maelin. "I hear the High Lords are holding a banquet tonight. I'm wondering if you can attend. If finding proper clothing is an issue, don't worry. I have some lady friends of mine who can deal with that." Maelin smiles and slightly blushes, seemingly pleasantly surprised at being asked by a High Lord to attend a noble banquet. "I don't believe I have any Green Rider duties tonight, and I believe I have an old dress somewhere among my belongings, so I would be glad to attend. I must head back to the Headquarters to unpack and prepare, so I must leave you here. Until then, goodbye Lord Brandon."

Seminaire de Breshaun by Brandon Stark, on Flickr Before returning to Dragonstone, Brandon plans to visit a few more sites in Breshaun, which has seen significant growth since he last visited over a year ago. One of these sites is the Seminaire de Breshaun, located close to the Temple of Zeus. Funded by Brandon with support from the Order, the seminary is a testament to the Order's growing power in the colonies, allowing it to train new priests in the colonies for missions, rather than sending priests over from the mainland. The Seminary's style to similar to those of Dragonstone, since Brandon was the one who funded its construction, but its materials are similar to that of most buildings in Breshaun. It is currently home to a small but growing number of priests in training, and because of the growing numbers, the Order is planning to buy a larger property nearby. The Seminary is also home to two priests of Zeus and Poseidon each, and also one priest of Hades, who educates the priests in training on the darker side of the Order. So this build was supposed to be for Dragonstone, but Breshaun needed properties and so it got a seminary. The style of this one is actually based off of the Seminaire de Quebec in Vieux Quebec that I visited last year in Quebec City, Canada, though the Seminaire de Quebec is much bigger.

Welcome back to Guilds of Historica. We are currently on the final challenge, Challenge V of Book II the second Nocturnian Civil War. Category A and B are already done, though you can decide the fate of Historica on Category C. Other information about the challenge is in its topic.

Thank you!

Amazing use of pieces. You are shaping up to be one of the best builders here. Can you maybe give me a little explanation of how you do the house, tree, and layering and texturing?

Nice blacksmith shop KotZ.