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  1. mrcp6d
    Very, very awesome. I think I'll try to work this tribe in when building in Nochty.... Well played!
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    Anybody familiar with these? It's from CapeMadness on BrickLink: http://www.bricklink.com/store.asp?p=dingraham Might be good to have some extra insulation when winter sets in...
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    Thanks guys, with it still being pretty warm in Texas, I thought I'd break out of the snowscapes and try to show off some of the diversity of the Mitgardian land. Nope, they're bugs - big nasty dragonflies Me too. Next Bricklink order will probably have 20-ish small leaf pieces! (and some palm leaves so I can build in Kaliphlin ) I grew up on minifig faces that were pretty monochomatic and always smiling. I love the variety we've been given in recent years, and have used some of the other faces in other MOCs. Legs are from Bricklink...
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    Good afternoon guys and gals! I'll be remaining in Mitgardia for Book II and am looking forward to discovering what happens this year.
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    The general consensus is spot on--the olive green bits and clear plates work really well here.
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    Here's mine! http://www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=86994
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    My Collecting the Pieces build: Mikkel Winter-Stone was sent by Masa of Kaliphlin to retrieve a rare alchemy ingredient to aid in the resurrection of Dugal Maclean. In search of samples of Blue-Winged Stinger wings, his journey sent him to the great pine forests of southern Mitgardia. Retrieving the wings is tricky as Stinger venom can easily kill a man and Stingers are very territorial creatures. The crossbow came in handy, but after bringing down the Blue-WInged Stinger he needed, the only defense from the rest of the colony is speed... I built this mainly because I wanted to try out a big fir-like pine tree. I think it came out ok, though I'm not all that happy with how the top looks. But I ran out of both time and small leaf pieces. Flickr: http://www.flickr.com/photos/mrcp6d/sets/72157635735712074/with/9860952985/
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    I vote for Drottin Manaor, because real Mitgardians grow beards!
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    Yeah, hands and feet are rough. Izzo's dragons over on Brickshelf (http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=237558) have some pretty sweet stuff, though I think his heads and bodies are better than the feet/hands. The rock face is fantastic as an example of rockwork, but I wish there were some specks of snow in there. It looks a bit odd to my eyes with snow on top, snow on the ground, and nothing in between. Like I said on flickr, that tree is awesome! And the rubies as fruit is a fantastic idea.
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    Those arms and goblets are just creepy. Intriguing idea and well built!
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    Mikkel is currently searching for the wings of the rare Blue-Winged Snowstinger. If he survives, he'll tell the tale...
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    This is awesome. My favorite part isn't the tree though, it's the windows on the tower spiraling up. I imagine there must be a spiral staircase in there--great detail! So.... click on them? His flickr has the huge resolution you're after.
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    Very, very nice! Like everyone else, I'm digging the trans black. It really creates a cloudy/stormy/night-time feel.
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    This is awesome on the whole, but the waterfall isn't really working for me. I think it's the fact that we can see the white plate underneath the 1x1's. But I'm not real sure how I'd fix it since it's floating.
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    Mikkel Winter-Stone would be glad to lend a hand!
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    Nice use of the plesiosaur fins there Ecc!
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    I agree. Being American I learn quite a bit from all you Europeans about history, architecture, way of life, etc. when these discussions come up. As long as they're civil (this one certainly is) I think they're very good for everyone.
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    Well, the whole thing is spectacular; but, that is seriously the best rockwork I've ever seen. Mixing the greys--and not just light and dark, also old and new--works phenomenally well at this scale as well as the constant changes in stud direction. The patches of dark tan as brush on any mildly level area is a fantastic touch. Completely blown away. This is some awesome work.
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    Nice army! I'm of a mixed opinion on the uniformity question I guess. I like my "regular" Mitgardian army figs to have the typical (Ecc's figs) uniform--a grey-colored helmet, grey/brown legs, green arms and a chain mail torso pattern. Which chain mail pattern, I don't really care as I figure individual soldiers would customize straps, belts, tunics, etc to suit their tastes. I like my "Norse" figs to be pretty random--but they MUST carry axes!
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    I don't know, ^that^ half-timber house seems pretty Mitgardian to me... Plus, much of southern Mitgardia is heavily forested, so half-timber structures make sense in that region to me!
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    Very nice; thank you for the tutorial! There's a big tree index thread around the forums somewhere, this certainly ought to be in there.
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    Sweet stuff here, lots of good take-aways. Keep it up!
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    A big thank you to you Kaliphlinites!
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    ROTFLOL
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    Those are some awesome microscale ships! Dimly lit photography is also cool.
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