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Loving that cliff, nice depiction of mining process.

Fun build, with lot of interesting details, the wooden structure looks good, so does the fermentation equipment.

Nice build, the windmill is a nice detail. It's true there's a monthly quota about licensable builds, but nothing prevent you from posting them now, you can always license the surplus builds later.

The long gun looks cool, I like its design, reminds me certain artillery pieces I used to see in the historic books.

Good to see the good ol' Pride of Oleon Belle afloat again, she looks absolutely superb.

Great to see so many bluecoats marching together, these classic torsos look really cool.

That's a proper shipyard! Looks impressive, I like the crane, nice interiort too. Good job!

Wise maneuvre, nice build, the terrain looks good, I like how you've built the river.

Good to see people have time to spend on festival activities. Great use of the sail piece.

Very nice build! It illustrates well the tactic used by the OL troops, making holes on wall to progress from house to house, and the combination of naval riflemen and tirailleurs will prove its effectiveness in the combat. The action shots look really good too, the smoking and exploding effect is just impressioning.

A lovely little boat, the colour combination is very Oleon-ish, and she got a classic pirate look. Nice harbour scene too.

Bumper boats, I'd never thought of it, excellent idea!

That's a nice looking little boat, the hull is nicely shaped, sails and riggings look good too.

Interesting, a gun placement, taking note of its coordinates for future reference. The earthwork looks quite convincing, good job with that, I like the canon design too.

Looking good, I think tan and brown goes well together.

A clean and neat microbuild, I like the use of hinges and sticks.

Nice builds, I like how you've shown the different steps of the construction of a pontoon bridge.

Fantastic build, as someone used to say. The base is really cool, the tan and light green look good together. I like your technique for straw roof too. And it's sad spectable to see ancient combattants go front again, but there's still time for them to go back home now.

Nice firing range! It's good idea to get your men trained before sending them to the front. And as Count Vroski said, these men look really cool.

Nice scene, and I like the display of these Knights.

Thanks for your comment, Captain Genaro, it means a lot. Thank you Thaum! Thanks NOD, glad you like it. Thank you Khorne, glad you like it. Thanks Ayrlego. I agree with you that a little more bricks and plates here and there would look better, I'll keep in mind to remedy this next time. Thanks Mesabi! Glad you like it. Thank you Fraunces! Thank you Kai NRG! Thank you for your nice comment, Neighborhood Merchant. Thank you BD! Glad you like it. Thank you Blackbird!

Nice little scene, with a lot details, good job with the muzzle flash.

Or Brickshelf, and paste the picture link with the "Insert other media" button.

As the Olean troops progress from house to house, at the price of bloody close-quarter combat with the defenders, a small group of soldiers composed of marines, mousquetaires, artillerymen and shipwrecked sailors managed to make their way to a high ground giving them a view to the entire city. The gunners rapidly their pieces in position and began to rain a storm of shells on the TVsans. Unfortunately, they were only able to brought a small quantity of ammunition with them, so, when they have fired their last bullet, the artillerymen had to make a pause. Which allowed the men to have some rest, while waiting for the arrival of ammo supply。 A sergeant kept a vigilant eye on the ennemy line, ready to fire when the TVsans risks his head out. The sailor behind him, though exhauted, was still eager to take revenge on the TVsans, for the lost of his ship. A veteran mousquetaire discovered a teddy-bear in the pile of debris, he bent down to pick it up. Another marine uses this brief pause to check his stuff and reload his musket. An artillery officer climbed on the top of the collopsing wall and started to observe ennemy's movement with his spyglass, from his expression, one could say that he was quite satisfied with the performance of his men.

@CapOnBOBS Welcome to Oleon! Great to see a new face among us. No, you don't need to recruit your 10 soldiers for your Terraversa build. But if you want to actually raise some troops, the first thing to do is to choose a settlement, build a troop raising moc (16x16 min.), state how many you want to recruit, fill the form, pay the licensing fee and upkeep.