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  1. Jacob Nion
    Amazing use of those shields! But Ulandus is so july 2015 ;-P
  2. Jacob Nion
    Very good landscape! I like how you arranged the body armor.
  3. Jacob Nion
    Great tower! The lion ornaments are integrated pretty well. And the spider web's position is also excellent. Every string of it touches a rock. That a small but often ignored detail. I'm not a fan of those lime green tiles though, but that's a minor flaw.
  4. Jacob Nion
    Wonderful new part of your story. I really like how you start the story at the very beginning instead of making your character directly an established lord. The builds are lovely.
  5. Jacob Nion
    Great round roof! I love how you depicted every single step of the bread production. Lovely work.
  6. Jacob Nion
    Nice wooden textures here. And I like the carriage a lot.
  7. Jacob Nion
    Neat statues! Really like the rocky landscape of this town. But why have the two goblins switched their ears?
  8. Jacob Nion
    A very fine story. I really enjoyed it. And the barren but detailed landscape and house provide the perfect atmosphere for this fight. Seems to be a hard and bleak life in this area of Mitgardia.
  9. Jacob Nion
    Nice way to depict ruins!
  10. Jacob Nion
    Love how small these shops are without looking ridiculous. Nice work!
  11. Jacob Nion
    Great continuation of your story. You have a fine writing style. I enjoy reading yoir discriptions of the sceneries. That said, I can confirm that you generally nailed Kelra. There's not much more than torn walls. But there can never be to much texture on walls. Fungus and vines are the right addition. A good improvement would have been to show walls and ways behind the entrance. It disturbs the grim and dark atmosphere when there's nothing behind the entrance than white paper. But all in all I really like what you're doing. Keep on the good work!
  12. Jacob Nion
    Great! You erased the major flaw of the set and I'm surprised how easy this mod can be done. I wonder why the designers didn't made it accurate diretcly. Perhaps because they had not enough source material. Nevermind, good work!
  13. Jacob Nion
    Amazing! Perfect combination of brick built animal and and hero factory/bionicle molds. It's impressive how well they work together. Normally Iit doesn't fit imo to put those large exclusive molds from action figures with regular bricks. But here the fur is so well executed that I have no complains about it. Great work and pretty fearsome wolf.
  14. Jacob Nion
    I like the atmosphere of this! Feels very dark. About the Kelra; I guess the labyrinth itself isn't that hard to depict, it's mainly torned walls. The more important thing is what you will face inside the labyrinth. It's filled with monsters like minotaurs and lizardmen and every nightmare you dare to imagine. And of course the remains of unlucky wanderers.
  15. Jacob Nion
    Amazing layout. Great to see once again that Nocturnus is more than swamps and lava. Can't wait to see more detail shots.
  16. Jacob Nion
    Whoa. And suddenly Nocturnus is a large landmark bigger.
  17. Jacob Nion
    It's funny, this is exactly what most people expect from Nocturnian landscape. But I can't remember to have seen such an impressive forest of fungus before in GoH. I love the whole scene, especially how the rafts are slowly and silent drifting on the swamp water, and every moment an ambush beneath the fungus could happen. The ruin is also a real eyecatcher. It fits excellent in the landscape and I like the courtyard.
  18. Jacob Nion
    I'm curious what all those girls will do who play with friends and the elves theme today. Lego seems to have finally a successful strategy for reaching girls nowadays. Maybe those will have dark ages in a few years and then return as AFOLs. But in general I think having toys as an adult is a typical male thing. That little boy inside you that remembers the old days when Lego was the most awesome thing when coming home from school. No idea if women have a similar little girl inside them.
  19. Jacob Nion
    I wondered about that carnage figure. And then, without reafing further I realized he was flayed. Shocking moment. But brilliant use of that figure! As a Nocturnian, I will definitely remember this for own purposes. I am amazed by the whole scene. Your work has everything I am excited about in siege dioramas: the countless attackers shortly before breaching through the gate, resolute defenders ready to face death, and even a second level with cellars and some nice twists. The level of building technique is also remarkable. I like the snot wall and half timbered sections a lot. Very strong moc! I love the work of you all for the Algus saga.
  20. Jacob Nion
    That's Avalonia! Boring green, unpoisonous trees. Nothing against our exciting and dangerous flora in Nocturnus. I like the mill a lot, the round shape is wonderful. But I have to add one point of critique: the top of the mill should be able to turn around 360º to set it in current wind direction. But it's a fantasy world. So if you tell me that in your settlement the wind has a constant direction I have no complaints about it. P.s.: love the acres.
  21. Jacob Nion
    Fantastic entry! Everyone who played at least one lego game will recognize the lovely work on every typical detail, e.g. the mini models (amazing work here), the levels, even the posing of the figures. And the interiour of the falcon is one extremely strong build for it's own. Really impressive. Wish you good luck!
  22. Jacob Nion
    Thumbs up UM! You have some serious skills at kit bashing minifigs.
  23. Jacob Nion
    Using minifigs as gauge never ends up in the right proportions. Minifigs are chubby, so every model based on that is probably going to be chibi style. I would say the prow could be one stud higher and a little bit longer. Nice work so far.
  24. Jacob Nion
    Great cave my valued namesake. I love how you did these stalactites hanging from the ceiling. And fearsome Drow warriors! It's hard to kit bash good Drow figures, and these are great. The only minor flaw is perhaps the light shining though the bag of the cave, something one can easily avoid by bricking some wall behind. But most of the time I am myself to lazy for that, so what I' m telling.
  25. Jacob Nion
    Neat builds, I especially like the aquaeduct. And I find your backstory interessting with your father being a border soldier and not just a lord. But I'm not sure about the purpose of a border garrison manned by both Avalonians and Kaliphlinite. Except this outpost is meant to protect both guilds and is just operated by both armies because it lies on the border.
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