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To further expand Corrington’s grip as the greatest imperial power, a Trading Company enlisted the services of renowned architect, Peter Nash, to construct infrastructure to facilitate the rum trade based in Jameston. Mr. Nash quickly designs and completes an office building to serve as the headquarters for the rum trade, a warehouse to store rum before it is shipped, and an inn to house local workers. From the balcony of the newly constructed office building, Mr. Nash appears satisfied with the work completed ashore. Before the rum can be transported, vessels are needed to convey the cargo. Two vessels cruise into port. Coincidentally, HMS Carolina was in the vicinity, sailing to fight in the ongoing Lotii War. Feeling a sense of national duty to bolster Corrington’s commercial endeavors, HMS Carolina dispatches Lieutenant Palmer and Sailing Master Bowles to survey the vessels. Having been in the service for less than a year, Lieutenant Palmer relies on the experience of Mr. Bowles to properly survey the ships. Gazing at the shore, Palmer takes in the bustling activity on land. Large, ow-driven carts move the copious amounts of rum to the awaiting ships. An off-duty soldier indulges in the abundant rum just outside of the inn. Several curious citizens of Jameston marvel at the new ships in the quay. Mr. Palmer: “All is well Mr. Bowles, we must make haste to our ship before the war against the Lotii ends” Mr. Bowles: “Aye aye, sir” --- Collab build by @DeathCap and @Bricksbypidy! Will be licensed as a Royal Commerce building to Jamestown by the ETTC (@Ayrlego). (Sold to the ETTC) Completing GoC task 6.3 Sweet, Sweet, Corrington with this build. Property type: Royal Commerce Dimensions: 162 x 90 studs Total parts: ~31,700 Credits: - Design Inn, Office, House, landscaping and rendering: @Bricksbypidy - Design Warehouse, Vessel Class 4, Vessel Class 2 and storytelling: @DeathCap - Design carts: @ Peter.g.keith (Instagram) - modified by Bricksbypidy

You should - but I've forgotten to transfer you the money. Which build was it that I've missed and how much? Let me know and I'll fix it. These are the two builds: Large Education Queenston (2x 75db) Large Artisan Queenston (2x 75db) I don't know which of the two I've already had. But the fee is the same...

Hi, I have one small question about my builds for GoC 14. Rules below. Of the 3 builds, you may keep 1 as a personal investment, but 2 must be sold to Corrington : 1 to Queenston; and 1 to the Crown. There are no property size limits, Corrington will pay ×2 the licensing fee for the purchase of your builds. All builds must respect Queenston's aesthetic (see settlement page for examples/inspiration). Tag @Ayrlego in builds to be donated to the crown. I donated one build to Queenston and one build to the Crown. Should I get x2 the licensing fee for BOTH of these builds? Atm there is just one doubled in fee. Besides this question, well done @Ayrlego! Our Excel sheets are the same!

Amazing build dude! Really cool!

Lotii New Year, Port Raleigh Large Art & Culture, but will not be licensed.

8. The Lotii Connection - Task 3 - Lotii New Year, Port Raleigh Completed 3 out of 3 for this task. Will not be licensed. (Port Raleigh)

A snapshot of the celebration of the Lotii New Year in Port Raleigh. It shows some inhabitants gathered in the village square to enjoy the fireworks and the traditional dragon dance. It's based on the traditional Eastern Asia Lotii culture. --- Unfortunately will not be licensed. Licensed at October 29th, 2023 by @Bricksbypidy Completing GoC task 8.3 The Lotii Connection with this build. Property type: Large Art & Culture Dimensions: 58 x 42 studs Total parts: ~6,900 Credits: - Design dragon @ Lego set 80102 - Design cheese slope village square @ Katie Walker (Flickr) - Fireworks inspired by @ Lego set 80106

Thanks @NOD and @evancelt!! @Justsomebrix and @Captain Braunsfeld, Building digitally is much faster than with physical bricks. I also have a large database of elements that I have made before and can add to a diorama: trees, custom pieces, accessories, etc. My main goal is to add something new in every build. I also have a lot of experience in making digital builds (about 3(?) years now = 250+ builds).

Lotii Water Mill, Port Raleigh Large Artisan, but will not be licensed.

8. The Lotii Connection - Task 2 - Water Mill, Port Raleigh Will not be licensed. (Port Raleigh)

A snapshot of a Lotii Watermill in Port Raleigh. It shows some traditional inhabitants working at a watermill. The grain is harvested and later ground by using the water mill. It's based on the traditional Eastern Asia Lotii culture. --- Unfortunately will not be licensed. Completing GoC task 8.2 The Lotii Connection with this build. Property type: Large Artisan (but cannot be licensed, because I have reached the maximum) Dimensions: 87 x 58 studs Total parts: ~7,200 Credits: - Water mill based on @ tipsandbricks technique 654 (Instagram) - Design hand cart @ Barthezz Brick (Instagram) - Bush with gold crowns based on @ tipsandbricks 1977 (Instagram)

Lotii Garden, Port Raleigh Edit: Licensed as a Large Art and Culture by @Bricksbypidy (on 2023, august 21st)

Yeah! I really like the GOC system. It gives me some direction/task to create new stuff. It helps me a lot!

8. The Lotii Connection - Task 1 - Lotii Garden, Port Raleigh Will not be licensed. (Port Raleigh)

A snapshot of a Lotii Garden in Port Raleigh. It shows some Lotii inhabitants enjoying the peaceful vibe of a colorful, green environment. It's based on the traditional Eastern Asia Lotii culture. --- Edit: licensed on 2023 Aug, 21st by @Bricksbypidy. Completing GoC task 8.1 The Lotii Connection with this build. Property type: Large Art and Culture Dimensions: 98 x 82 studs Total parts: ~12,700 Credits: - Path technique by Toltomeja (Flickr) ( @Toltomeja )

Nice little moc! Love the night scene with the lighting!

Haha.. I like the tree costumes! Well done! What program did you use? Are these just print screens or actual renders?

@evancelt @NOD @Justsomebrix @Jeff of Clubs @Kai NRG @Fraunces Thanks all for your positive feedback! Glad you like it! @Kwatchi @Captain Braunsfeld Thanks for the compliments! About the snow.... we had some snow before in Elizabethville: (but yes maybe some kind of climate changes )

Large Artisan Horse Logging, Elizabethville Licensed by @Bricksbypidy

Love the curved roof design! Well done! Nice longhouse!

9. Equines for Elizabethville - Task 3 - Horse logging, Elizabethville Completed 3 out of 3 for this task. Will be licensed as a Large Artisan in Elizabethville by @Bricksbypidy.

Peter Nash (architect) was still in Elizabethville. After winning the horse race in the hippodrome, he was now visiting an old friend deep in the woods. The weather had turned. A lot of snow had fallen. This did not stop his friend from going about his day job. He, Richard Lynn Carpenter, was a forestry worker near Elizabethville. Elizabethville was known for the best horses in the world, and these animals were also used extensively in forestry. They helped the lumberjacks transport chopped trees, also known as horse logging. Meanwhile, Peter Nash enjoyed a well-earned whiskey by the fireplace in Richard's wooden cottage. You may have seen his hat and scarf hanging next to the front door... --- Will be licensed as a Large Artisan in Elizabethville, by @Bricksbypidy. Completing GoC task 9.3 Equines for Elizabethville with this build. Finished 3 out of 3 for this task. Property type: Large Artisan Dimensions: 66 x 66 studs Total parts: ~10,500 Credits: - None

Great massive digital build! Love it! Sometimes it feels a bit too much repetition. My advice would be to let the minifigures be a little more unique, for example the pose: arms, legs, direction of view of the head. But overall, really cool build!

9. Equines for Elizabethville - Task 2 - Hippodrome, Elizabethville Will be licensed as a Royal Art & Culture in Elizabethville, by @SilentWolf The build will be purchased by @SilentWolf

Will be licensed as a Royal Art & Culture in Elizabethville, by @SilentWolf The build will be purchased by @SilentWolf