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Wow! What a great ship, there are so many awesome details, I don't even know where to begin, I love it all! The ship's cabin area is especially great.

Great work! I love the wall technique.

Wow! What an incredible snail!!

Oh wow! That roof is beautiful! Great work.

There is also the Lego Philadelphia Brikfest at the end of April, I believe the 25th and 26th. I originally was going to bring a large GoH MOC I have been working on, but because I have decided to buy a house, I have decided to try and save more money. I still plan on attending at least one of the public days, so if any other GoH-ers are planning on attending, let me know!

Nice work! The gate is awesome, and I love the details on the towers. The corner decorations look amazing.

Great work! I love the little cart, the red top looks great. The windows also look awesome.

As others have said, that sail is awesome. Got any up-close pictures of the Raven? I would love to see how it was done. It looks like its tail is a minifigure fan, which is a great part use!

Entry 3: 3 points Entry 1: 2 points Entry 5: 1 point All of the entries were great!

It's probably getting a little repetitive by now, but I love that tree, its incredible. Also the minifigure posing is superb.

I know I haven't been very active lately, but it looks like nothing has changed. Kaliphinites continues to make up lies to make themselves look better.

Nice work, I love the birds.

Wow, I love that little building, its a great technique and looks amazing!

USA! USA! USA! Thanks All! I think its adorable that the other guilds think they could beat Mitgardia. We would wipe the floor with them in any event. Mitgardia #1! Thanks so much!

Every year Mitgardia hosts a week long festival celebrating winter. There are many shows, feasts, parades and games, all revolving around snow and ice. The most popular event is Axeball. A dangerous game between two teams who try to hit a metal pole on the ice with a small metal disc. The game gets its name for the axes that are used to hit the disc. Every year there are at least a dozen player deaths, from axes, stray discs and ice; yet this stop teams from entering the games. The championship game was between The Mitgardian Greenmen, wearing green cloaks, and the Bearded Blue Devils. Rasmus, captain of the Greenmen, scored the first goal in spectacular fashion, receiving a high flying pass from teammate Sir Tyler of Ennis Isles, and slamming it down to the pole. The Greenmen went on to win the championship game 8-5, and only suffered 2 team causalities throughout the tournament. Here we see a close up of Rasmus's first goal. The disc flew just over the reach of the Blue Devil's postblocker Duke Bari Parker, in purple). As he scored, Another Greenmen, Trevor C. Ooney made a vicious hit on a Bearded Blue Devil player. If any player, besides the postblocker, steps inside the blue and red boundary, it is a penalty. I was in the Winter Olympics spirit, and thanks to the terrible weather which has delayed my bricklink orders and travel plans, I quickly put this thing together. Thankfully I had way too many trans-clear cheese slopes. Enjoy

This is an awesome picture, I love it. Great use of forced perspective.

I agree with Kai, you definitely need a black tile at the bottom (Something the top of my Stained glass window is also missing. Though overall it does look good, the colors are pretty random but I like it. Of course your window is going to need some lighting on the inside for it to really stand out. Eventually you will have to work up to making designs, similar to this: http://mosaicbricks.blogspot.com/2012/06/cheese-slope-mosaics-tutorial.html

Here is a stained glass window I made of a cup and sword using trans plates and slopes. It's surprisingly stable since I just forced a lot of the pieces in there. I used a wall behind it to stablize while building, then took it down when it was complete. I used bracket pieces on both sides so I could have the pieces connected on either side which also added some stability.

The servant going down to the well is an awesome picture! The rocky steps look incredible, the picture quality is great and based on the minifigure's posing and details, I can just feel how difficult his task is. I love all the details of this build and from the minifigures. It really makes the build come alive.

Awesome! The ruined bridge is great, and I love the rock-work. Sloping landscape is always difficult to get perfect and hide all the empty gaps, and you did an amazing job with it.

Thanks! Thank you! I love your Archery build, the deer is very well done. Our Navy will crush any other guild! I do want to place it in Historica, it just currently has wrong colored flags, but don't worry, I will switch those soon. Thank you! Thanks, I actually don't own the Mitgardian Green flags yet, but once I do, I will be replacing those horrible Nocturian flag colors. As for the portcullis, I know it doesn't make sense, I added them later and realized my mistake way too late. Plus I'm already very low on grey bricks. For now, I'm just going to say that they don't actually move down, they are decorations (At least until I come up with a better solution. )

Oh man, I haven't been here in a while, I have missed a ton of awesome creations by the great Mitgardian builders, plus I love the history of the sig figs done by Garmadon. I have been busy working on a large project these past few months, that I decided to set somewhere in Historica. Here are some work in prorgress pics: Enjoy!

Great work! The snow landscape and stone path look amazing!

This contest sounds awesome! I have been so busy building a large scene for Philly Brikfest, so I don't know if I will be able to enter, but hopefully I can put something together for Phase - 3 Archery.

Awesome! That is such a unique and great technique for the tree, can't say I have ever seen anything like that. I like the hook style fighting, though what happens when his enemy gets to close?