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Super intimidating gunship! Plenty of weapons for any occasion Really like the canopy setup, and how you utilized pistons in there and for the landing gear.

Beautiful shapes achieved with loads of curved slopes, and of course the canoes! You balanced the color scheme really well, and I have to echo the praise for your brickbuilt M-Tron logo Really fun secondary vehicle incorporation as well.

Whoa, this is epic Incredible overall shape, great attention to detail and color blocking, but the robot transport integration is what really blew me away Loving the slight asymmetry to it as well!

The CSE contest grabbed my attention, especially after seeing so many creative entries, so I had to try making something for it myself! This Futuron patrol craft measures 36 studs wide, carries a small rover, and seats two crew members. I based the ship around the inverted trans-blue canopies which were not the easiest things to work with at first, but I’m happy I was finally able to use them. Thanks for looking

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@Captain Flint Welcome to the north! I've added your character to the first post

Ooh, those turned out fantastic Thanks for your efforts!

Great timing as I was just thinking of potential Mitgardian prompts last night Here are a few for you to explore: Birch forest with viking homestead in a clearing Cheerful fantasy winter forest with numerous colorful houses and shops along winding path Fantasy beast stables - large stone and wood structure with courtyard and training grounds Some of the images you already posted are super inspiring

I remember Belynia well, so it's super fun to examine your new rendition! The updated houses are incredible, especially the one with the steep arcing roofline Smart choice to add more elevation to the cliffs this time, and your dirt paths and animal pens make for a lovely pastoral setting outside the fortress. Very cool details in the dwarven caves too!

Wax and Wick

This is an entry for the Old but Gold category of the current challenge. I took some time deciding which old build to revamp, and eventually settled on this candlemaker’s shop I built back in 2014 (is it really that long ago ). It was one of my favorite medieval buildings for a long time, and it was a lot of fun revisiting it. Like the original, it features a full interior and this time uses the floating cobblestone technique we have previously shared a tutorial on. Glorfindel and Eryl continued on their journey after stopping at the Wayfarer’s Den, eventually coming to Hradheim. There Glorfindel was able to visit his old friend, Kenan, who owns the candle shop Wax and Wick. It sits in the shopping district of Hradheim which is always bustling with folks going about various errands or hawking their wares. Some sweet treats purchased from a baker’s stall nearby were just the thing to provide energy for another day’s travel. See more images on Brickbuilt and full resolution on Flickr.

@T-86(swe) Welcome to the Guilds!

Join the fun! Lots of old veterans returning

I'm in!

Exploring Cedrica

Thanks! I enjoy buiding small vehicles for exactly the reason you mentioned Those wheels came out in 2016, and I got them from this City Rover which was an excellent parts pack for sci-fi models.

That is some marvelous shaping for the boat hull Such beautiful colors and photo edit too! Fabulous in every aspect

A small rover I built back in 2020. Credit for the crane arm technique goes to John with his submarine build. The rover features four wheel ‘steering’ and a docking station for the drone. There are more pictures on Brickbuilt.

Had to build something for this challenge! It has been far too long since I made a large medieval scene. I got quite a lot of elements in the new flesh colors last year, and have been wanting to make some buildings with them ever since. However, that did lead to the city block looking more Venetian than I initially planned The model is viewable from all sides and features full interiors throughout with businesses on the ground floor and apartments above. There is even a section of sewers underneath street level. Any sections of the buildings that overhang the base size can easily be removed in case I ever choose to add on more modules with buildings that sit flush against these. Lord Karsten was honored to have an invitation to appear in Queen Ylspeth's court as one of the representatives for a Mitgardian embassy, and for the first time was able to bring Lady Karin and the twins with him to the capitol city. Harburg is a good sized town, but the crowded streets of Cedrica were an entirely new experience for Eryl and Elise. Even Valholl couldn't compare to the sheer size and density of Historica's capitol. There was so much to see and explore that Karin had a hard time convincing her children to return to their guest quarters each evening. The canals were especially fascinating for Eryl. More photos: Interiors, starting with a scribe's office and living quarters (where her mischievous son is up to no good): The larger building houses a shop for elegant ceramic and metal goods on the ground floor and apartments above: Sewers: You can see more photos on Brickbuilt. Thanks for looking, feedback always appreciated

Stunning micro scene You created an enchanting setting with the massive tree, lovely cathedral, and small village. You have gotten incredibly good at building models to fit inside of Ikea glass displays And I always enjoy seeing Minecraft decorated elements getting used elsewhere

Another super strong build, Exetrius! Very pretty composition with the two buildings and bridge in the foreground plus tower rising up in the back. Speaking of the tower, I really like the texture you achieved around the windows there using clips and round elements. The layered curved slope roof of the right building is another excellent design that really gives the feel of rough shingles

The bat icons throughout really tie things together! I have to echo everyone's praise of the windows and curtains. They look great and fit perfectly in a vampire's castle

Gorgeous little house I think you should absolutely enter it into the Old but Gold category. You don't have to make things bigger to make them better, and the overall look and level of detail are greatly improved. The new wooden platform it is built upon was an excellent addition. Lovely little sections of landscape to complete the scene, those colors pop so well!

@The British Brixter Welcome to Mitgardia! I've added your character to the first post Also, if anyone hasn't seen it already, be sure to check out the latest challenge!

Thanks! It's discolored white. Always nice finding a place where those old well used elements fit well Thank you very much! Thanks The animals are part of the appeal of Everdell - rather than human characters it's animals that have different professions and take care of the world. Thank you. Everdell is a worker placement board game centered around anthropomorphic animals. Thanks so much! Many thanks