Medieval

Out in the fields, two guards stand watch over the local storage tower. A small Castle build I made during the summer of 2022. More pictures on Flickr and Instagram.

In a port city of Castonien the “swamp people” have carved out their own section. Creating a place for them to sell their wares to the locals and any traveler looking for something a bit more exotic.

The Necromancer and his army has broken through the city’s defenses. In a last desperate attempt to stop him, the king has rallied his men for one final confrontation.

Over the years I have slowly been building on a story that ties many of my medieval/fantasy LEGO builds together. This year I finally completed the first chapter in this story.

Posing as a benevolent wizard, the Necromancer arrives at the castle court yard just in time to meet its young lord. By telling stories of past and future greatness, he manages to ensnare the young lord into a deadly deal.

Thinking about lines, grouping, directions and borders. Walking around at LEGO expos and looking at big builds can sometimes be the same as looking at Wimmelbilder.

Preparing for expos when building big. When I started to design the Seaside market build, I knew I wanted to display it at a LEGO exhibition.

While designing the Seaside market build in LDD, I had the idea that it might be cool to try to create a time lapse of the work progress.

Between the harbor and the city wall, a small but popular market has managed to establish itself. My biggest build yet with a wide margin. You can check out more picture of it at the bottom of this post.