BardDandelion

@Vliebricker Thank you very much! Now I need to build more characters from the time period. :D @R0Sch Thanks! Yeah, it's a really bulky horse. :D @Elysiumfountain Thanks a lot! Wanted to create dynamic pose for this build, it wasn't easy but totally worth the time. :D

@Feuer Zug Thanks! Yup, adding this harrnes changed a lot. I have some WIP photos without it and it really adds "depth" to the whole build.

@funemlefox Yeah, it is a big one. 30-40cm, I guess (not counting the lance). There is only one way to learn building - practice and more practice. You may start with set - try to modify/improve them. There are some great builds in sets that may inspire or teach you (you must look for sets designed by people with MOCing background). @LEGO Train 12 Volts Thanks a lot! Some of my previous builds suffer due to static pose. With this one wanted to avoid it. @Gargoles Thank you! I also wanted to make something different. Most people in my community focus on minifig scale builds, making something bigger helps to stand out. :D @Bart Thanks a lot! ;) @EVE Thanks! I was very glad with how I built the rider, figuring out all the details was a nice challenge.

My first build completed in 2026. :)

Great action and really amazing details on the walls and floor, truly impressive cheese slope work.

New episode added to the first post! ;)

Wonderfull build! Very dwarfy. :D

Very impressive build. I really like that you placed there so many details (e.g. barber).

Did you remove toes prints from legs? Or these are just like that?

Heard that May series in 2026 will be "regular" series. The one they made in January in last couple of years (with Wolfpack Beastmaster, Batlord etc.). Wish it's true, licensed series are nice for fans of specific license and usually they bring some nice, new parts (I'm working on custom Spiderverse CMF series with each minifig using one part from Spiderverse CMF), but figs from them have very limited possibilities of use. Similar case with January costume series - I get that people really like these (costumes were in every single "regular" series in last years), but usually they are not very useful.

Nice. Classic minifig heads brings different vibes, I like it. Custom shields fit this figbarf perfectly.

@BrynnOfCastlegate Thanks! Glad that you enjoy my build, tried to make it clear that the scene is placed in autumn. Seems I achieved it. :D Unfortunately, there were also uprisings in other seasons. Some of them will be covered in this part of the project, some in future, in part IV. @LEGO Train 12 Volts Thanks! I added that comment at the end just to make it clear to everyone that I'm not an expert, just an enthusiast. I have only some basic knowledge and some may say that these are incorrect, especially descriptions I provided, got this type of comments when presenting previous parts. But on the other hand two weeks ago History of Poland was presented on convention and I've seen plenty of dads explaining depicted events and talking about characters to their kids. It felt really good. ;) Another scene added to the first post. ;)

@LEGO Train 12 Volts I guess all national anthems have somehow similar origins. For example, US anthem also was written during war against Britain. How about your country, Italy? Btw, Italy is mentioned in chorus of "Mazurek Dąbrowskiego" - we sing "March, march, Dąbrowski, from Italy to Poland". It's because army was formed in Italy, moved north during war and hoped it will help liberating Poland from Germany and Russia. New scene was added to the first post. ;)

Nice shaping of the carriage. ;)

Thank you for your comments! Third episode added to the topic. ;) @Elysiumfountain Thanks! Glad that you like my build, even more glad that I encouraged you to learn more about Polish history. :) @_TLG_ Thanks a lot! :D @LEGO Train 12 Volts Thank you! Third episode added, seven more to follow. :) @ddavid Thanks! Which minifig? The one that is extinguishing the fuse? Torso is from SW (I think it's Mace Windu), hat is from CMF.