Spud The Viking

Whoops. I'll get that uploaded tonight.

Thanks! My favourite is Angus Spud, but that's only because I am biased on his inspiration nationality

Thank you @LM71Blackbird!

Meduim Factory

My entry for Category A:

My entry into Category A of Challenge 2. Able to be licenced as a medium factory in Fatu Hiva (1024 stud footprint) A water mill powers a grindstone inside, which grinds olives. The mill is worked by natives and so the team head there to gather information. T'was a lovely walk for Lieutenant Joshua and his mercenaries to a water mill worked by natives of the island. Let me introduce you to this band of mercenaries; Here we have the leader of this group, Lieutenant Joshua. Since HMS Paladin is currently inactive, Joshua has had some time to spend in more questionable pursuits compared to Spud. Lieutenant Joshua's age proved his naivity, and so the others elected him to bear the burden of all the supplies and equipment. Next, we have the Reverend Wesley McJohn, a clergyman from Corrington but not from the popular religion there. Lieutenant Joshua figured it would be a good idea to bring a man of faith along considering what may lie ahead. Here we have Lady Enia, a noblewoman from Eslandola. Her father cast her out for pursuing hunting rather than gold so now she is an 'arms for hire'. Moving on we have Jacques le Méchant. A Oleonese Commander who was dishonourably discharged from the army of Oleon. Apparently he had looted a church. While in battle he was sent to the front lines to die. Managing to fight off his foes against all odds, he now seeks revenge on the officer who sent his company to their doom. Last but not least, we have Angus Spud. As the surname gives away, he is a member of Clan Spud. Instead of hunting haggis or other wildlife, Angus hunts wanted men. Donning traditional hunting gear, Angus Spud is ready to encounter anything the Île d'Or throws at him - or so he believes. Now you know the team, we'll arrive at the water mill where Jacques le Méchant knows a fellow former officer of Oleon. The guards let the mercenaries walk right up to the mill without intrigue, peculiar but perhaps they were keeping their eyes on the bushes to spot whatever had attacked the Oleon patrol some time ago. Jacques climbed the stairs and knocked on the door of the mill. "Oui?" asked an old man inside the mill "Ah, it is yourself Jacques! What can I do for you?" "I need to speak with your workers, Captain Glouton" "Very well, I'll fetch one right away" "Hello sir, I need some information regarding this 'terror' in the jungle" "You no go! You go - you not come back! Only thing holding back beast is god of water - you bring offering unto sea god and leave island" the native said in a frantic tone. Nothing would hold the mercenaries back, they would have to go blindly into the jungle to find this 'terror' by themselves. More pictures:

Really nice action scenes here, I like it! I'm also jealous of your gold bullion collection. I like to see a fellow fallout player Where is the Vault door from?

Thanks!

Why did they need C4 for the door when the window was already smashed? Nice build, I think you nailed the aesthetic of a laboratory!

My submission is up:

Location: City of Haams The City of Haams had taken a serious beating - the whole place had become a decrepit mess. New Brickika had to defeat Xenor inside the city before they could regroup with their comrades elsewhere. The Docks is where the New Brickikan soldiers (shown in white) met their enemy. This industrial zone had been reduced to rubble and chaos, with the corpses of workers lying around. The New Brickikan soldiers advanced but one had been shot. When he fell to the ground his helmet visor shattered, meaning he would be tortured by the radiation before his wounds would kill him. The Xenor forces were also equipped with hazmat gear, though it was more tactical, as if they had been preparing for this fight. In the end, the New Brickika soldiers had achieved victory, a positive outcome amongst the dying city of Haams. Other pictures:

Thanks. The gaps in mine are probably due to the uneven surface it's sitting on Slightly ironic considering what it's made of

Thanks! I you look closely at the top left of this image you can see the modified plate which is used to clip the sloping wall to the baseplate:

Nice build! I really like the yacht and the cute little drinks trolley.

Judge me by my size, do you? Thanks

Nice builds, I like the unfurled sail in the first one and the artist using his pencil the gauge the size of the idols (very inaccurate but to be expected from a man from Oleon). The story was also a great read, well done!

It might be fake news at times, but it is an enjoyable read and a welcomed amount of light-hearted humour. Great work again Drunknok!

A very unique build and have others have stated it reminds me of a game, I am drawn to images of Terraria.

So now I understand what the WTC has been stockpiling gunpowder for Well written @Mesabi, I look forward to how this story further escalates.

Thanks guys, I appreciate it!

I personally like the idea of a revamp

I shall begin work on #9 tomorrow.

Thanks Ayrlego, i hope it serves Jameston well!

A warm welcome to BotBS! Nice little build and great write-up! I look forward to your future builds and stories.

Thanks guys! I'm glad you like it.