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Sir Kingston

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  1. Sir Kingston
    Is there a topic that explains the lore or general personality of the different countries?
  2. Sir Kingston
    Disregard
  3. Sir Kingston
    Nice entrenchment!
  4. Sir Kingston
    I agree with the professor, lol.
  5. Sir Kingston
    You pulled off that base really well, it completes the scene
  6. Sir Kingston
    I agree, great work as always!
  7. Sir Kingston
    Thanks, and hopefully the continuation of this story yields some larger builds...
  8. Sir Kingston
    Thanks, and now that you mention it, I agree. As for what the letter contains, I decided I'd leave things a bit vague
  9. Sir Kingston
    Part 1: During a particularly unremarkable afternoon in the quiet streets of Brickford Landing, Karlton, who happened to be in the good company of Captain Kenneth, discussed the situation of Terraversa. It had been nearly a fortnight since news had arrived from Terraversa, due to a startling resistance and effectiveness of Loti raiding convoys. In the months since the arrival at Brickford Landing, little time was put to waste in the construction of the settlement. As for Karlton, he spent most days leading foraging parties and expeditions into the wilderness surrounding the settlement. A handful of Loti resupply docks for their navy were raided and razed, but it became soon became clear that the inland forest was just as foreign to the Loti as to Karlton. With command statisfied and the settlement well protected with further reinforcements, Karlton and his marines were allowed a lengthy period of rest. Diverting focus from the conversation was the faint but rapid pounding of hooves on packed earth. Almost Immediately, a courier rides up to Karlton and Kenneth. "Corporal Williams, Sir. I was dispatched with the express intent of presenting this letter" First in a series (if all goes well) C&C welcome as always.
  10. Sir Kingston
    It looks like storage more than anything in my opinion, or maybe an accommodation for the captain’s organ!
  11. Sir Kingston
    I agree, great longboat!
  12. Sir Kingston
    I agree with Thaum, really impressive work on the grotto!
  13. Sir Kingston
    It was actually that set exactly, that diverted interest from clay, plaster, foam, etc. modeling to seeing LEGO as another means to do the same. Just like the barracuda bay set, I also stumbled upon this forum entirely by accident, and quite honestly had no idea such a group even existed!
  14. Sir Kingston
    A little dash of salt I see!
  15. Sir Kingston
    Does the name Essen have any inspiration from Hesse? Great work on the build!
  16. Sir Kingston
    The shaping/sloping is magnificent!
  17. Sir Kingston
    It’s pleasant dash of colour for BoBS, great work!
  18. Sir Kingston
    The house, the vegetation, all great!
  19. Sir Kingston
    That is truly an astonishing build! The angles are done so well!
  20. Sir Kingston
    Look's great! A larger picture would be nice like the others said.
  21. Sir Kingston
    A good story for sure, along with the more cinematic shots.
  22. Sir Kingston
    I agree with the others, a real nice job on the office!
  23. Sir Kingston
    Bayonets do really add to the appearance. It’s simple for sure, but hopefully I can provide some more elaborate builds in the future.
  24. Sir Kingston
    I guess in a way he is, but it could also be interpreted as an OL dragoon’s jacket... I could have used the more common officer torso with red sash, but it has problems, most notably the strange layout of the facings and buttons. There really is a lack of choices when it comes to LEGO age of sail uniforms.
  25. Sir Kingston
    Thanks, I’m glad you like it!
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