Grin

Hi guys! I'm working on several fronts: - the kitchen's outside wall is done and the tower side is opened: - as for the Tiamat's Orb of Majesty, I'm working on something I feel more appropriate than a corridor: Please feel free to submit your critiques or suggestions More to come ASAP, nice weekend

The "Extended Inn" is basically done (just missing two purple sloped tiles for the roof): Immagine 2024-06-16 075935 by Grin Bicks, su Flickr Immagine 2024-06-16 075907 by Grin Bicks, su Flickr And a taste of the current general progress: Immagine 2024-06-16 080210 by Grin Bicks, su Flickr Immagine 2024-06-16 080245 by Grin Bicks, su Flickr Immagine 2024-06-16 080326 by Grin Bicks, su Flickr Stay tuned, news asap!

Thank Quotenotto, both for your appreciation and for your offer. I'm heading towards a different approach for the tower: I think I'll keep the focus on the side adventure and try "enhance" some playability, leaving that "decadent" look, but opening up some spaces. Fell free to ask for my stud.io files if U like any part of my work. (Even if, actually, I often adapt what I designed to the pieces I have to minimize bricklink orders) Have a nice Sunday!

Very nice!

ohh... I did forgot: in the first post I mentioned my solution for a working door trap, but didn't embed it. here it is:

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Oh yes sir, that will be the REAL challenge I already did some "conceptual" testing: and then begun working in Stud.io to structure it: (from this you may also guess the base extension for the back of the tower) But actually I had to delay the work on the "Dragon Hall" for 2 reasons: I needed to organize my old bricks to find them faster (until this project I did organize my Technics, not the "general pieces") I needed to focus on upper levels (the main set on top and the dungeon in the middle) to really make the lower level work organically with the rest of the MOC. As for now, just a preview of the "extended" ground floor of the inn: News asap ;-) Have a nice day

[current state of advancement] Hello Folks! This is my first thread in this forum, and I hope you'll find it inspiring and fun. Since I'm a long term LEGO and D&D fan I couldn't resist in buying the set at day one. I really enjoyed it... but... as a D&D fan (and a bit as a perfectionist)... meh, something was missing. But what startled me to this work was actually my wife: (without actually understanding the implication of what she was saying) she told me: "wonderful, U can leave it on that old little table in the lounge!". [ The problem is that my mind understood: "Everything that fits that table can stay there!" So I decided to unpack all my child-era bricks (in last years I only built Technic) and put myself at work. My actual roadmap is something like this: fix some minor issues and details (such as the door trap I'll show at the end of this post); [DONE] extend the inn to fit stairs to reach the upper floor; [DONE] add a proper kitchen (because it can have a role in the "Red Dragon Tale" adventure, if U want to play it); [DONE] complete the back of the tower (within the limits of 'that little old table"); [DONE] create a proper dungeon (yes, because if the red dragon is a proper D&D Dragon, well the dungeon not so much) that extends one floor under the whole set; [DELAYED] (possibly) create a Dragon Hall at floor -2. [WIP] This is my dream, and any comment or suggestion will be appreciated. Hope to post updates soon! Cheers Grin

Hi! I'm Daniele from Italy, it's about 40 years since I had my first lego set and about 10 since I begun to rediscover the passion for building, but never joined an AFOL Community before. What changed my mind is a current project that I would like to share: (what I consider) a massive enhancement of the already great 21348 Dungeons & Dragons: The red Dragon Tale, that's basically why I'm here. I'll open a dedicated thread ASAP and hope to read your comments and suggestions soon. Cheers! Daniele (Grin)

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