Legofin2012

Yep, I just wasn't going to include him in this one, and people seem to like him so he can stay ;)

Thank you very much, I was planning on saving him for the next phases, but thought I might as well include him here :)

Although another way of "fixing" the images not showing up, is if the poster of the topic goes back and simply clicks edit and the save without modifying anything, same works for replys with photos :)

Thank you both :) Thanks, I didn't have many ideas for phase I, so it's just a pretty simple build before moving to bigger things :)

A small build, before posting a larger one :) Agriculture: Farm Phase I; Garden http://www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?/forums/topic/140653-aom-farm-phase-i/

Just a small build, wanted to post a larger AoM build today but my camera ran out of battery so that'll be up sometime soon :) A small garden in a southern Mitgardian farm, the farmer wanderers through the plant pots as the chickens cluck, and the scarecrow sways in the wind. Thanks for looking :)

Nice, look forward to seeing it :) I too have an AoM build coming, but having serious rock angle problems :/ Edit: not sure how it autocorrected to "haberdashery" O.o

Thanks, "photographed", just a lil bit of editing magic :o Thank you, I've gotten a bit sidetracked with AoM builds, but should have part 2 out sometime soon :)

Oh sorry, no my bad, I was trying to answer in a hurry and must of overlooked that part :o Thank you very much, well I wasn't going to, but it felt incomplete if I didn't :)

Thank you, yeah, I was thinking the same :) Thanks, but yeah possibly, or maybe build the lower wall higher so it looks less disproportionate? :)

(UPDATED) Is this any better? :)

Thank you, well I wasn't going to include one, but I couldn't help myself! Thanks, I'm thinking of using the same base for all the "defence" builds, but maybe change it for the rest :) I had noticed, but in real it doesn't look as bad, but looking at the photos the wall does look a bit "busy", thanks again! :)

Thank you, but yes, getting the right balance of texture without too much texture is rather difficult, something I'll try and improve on for future builds :) EDIT: actually now you mention it, and the more I look at it the more it bothers me I dislike it, I'll try and improve this build tomorrow if I get time :)

Thanks, yeah I thought it was a really interesting concept for a challenge, and I've been going through the previous builds in the challenge and noticed you weren't far off completing it!Phase III: http://www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=140402

Thank you, tried to make it look like a realistic fence :)

Finally Defense: Walls Phase III, stone wall http://www.eurobrick...howtopic=140402 (Wall has been modified)

Defense Walls: Phase III stone wall Built for the Age of Mitgardia free build challenge. The inner walls of the city, the final line of defence, and bustling with people on the inside, shopping for fresh food from the market stalls. (EDITED FOR UPDATE) Thanks for looking :)

Thank you :)

Thanks, the problem now is if ever I try to build a non force perspective full castle, I need to build a rather large tower! Will do :)

Thank you, at the moment I'm kinda experimenting with different bases, but I quite like this one :) Thanks, trying to make a glorified wooden fence look ready to defend anything isn't easy x) Thank you both, and I'm going to attempt to get the tag for completing the challenge, so plenty more builds to come! :)

Thank you :) Phase II: http://www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=140342

In the mood for building Defense: Walls Phase II, wooden wall http://www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=140342

Defense Walls: Phase II, Wooden wall Built for the Age of Mitgardia free build challenge. Nearer the inner walls of Terydian, a soldier walks with his dog, the stream gently flowing besides them. Thanks for looking :)

Thank you both, the banner was the first thing I built just after rejoining :) Thanks, I wanted to try something different for the base. And no, I always avoid modifing lego, it just seems kinda wrong, the neck-peg was a bit tight on the leg-peg, but with a bit a force slipped on, although maybe it does stress the quiver a bit, but thanks :)

Assuming this is still active Defense: Walls phase I, Fencing: http://www.eurobrick...howtopic=140314