HSS Hospitality, Craftsmen and Hospitality Lodging: Street of Sionnach

[de Gothia]

The autumn was here with crisp, clear and sunny days. In Sionnach the daily life went on as usual. The baker was busy bringing the flour in to his bakery. The cooper decided to take a stroll down to the bakery to buy some breakfast. In front of the inn Foxy Fox, Alroy the inn keeper noticed a small group of soldiers making their way up to de Gothias castle. These days with Sionnach growing, foreign people was a common sight in the streets of the city. But not every one had good intentions..

C&C as always, most welcome!

I would like to claim

Hss Hospitality; Bakery

Hss Hospitality lodging; Inn

Hss Craftsmen general goods; Cooper

[BrickCurve]

Great Moc, but have you thought about adding a border to the edge of your model?

[Gunman]

Beautiful crowed scene once again DG :) I really like the bakery's sign. Nice one

[de Gothia]

Thanks!

The plan was to make this one modular with my other mocs from Sionnach like kabel and his town. But piece limitation (money really) made me cut that idea so no border on this one..

The sign idea is stole.... borrowed from someone on flickr (can´t remember who now though!)

Edited September 12, 2014 by de Gothia

[Slobey]

Very nice DG i particularly like the tavern construction. Looks like you may have a crime problem in Sionnach though :-)

[Lord Vladivus]

I love how all of the buildings are unique. Some brilliant parts usage here as well- I think this is my favourite one from you!

[kabel]

So did I read this right, you are not going to make it modular? That'd be very unfortunate because I really would have liked to see all of these mocs together!

[cesbrick]

Great MOC! Lots of details all around and lots of action and vivid characters! The guy on the corner holding the sword is awesome!

[Jorrith]

This is a awesome moc! I like the livelyness of it, a busy city street. Lots of details too!

[Simon_S]

Fantastic work deGothia. The dark blue house is my favourite, all the colours in it make such a nice combo together. The use of that fox minifigure is also nice! Brick on!

[Gideon]

Very good work as usual! I like the mix of techniques and colors you have used for the houses and the multitude of details throughout the MOC

Too bad that it won't be part of a larger scene, but I know the feeling...when I started working on my Barqa scene I thought I'd do the same but now I'm probably going to have to recycle that pretty fast since there's too many of my expensive pieces there

[Thomas of Tortuga]

This looks really good. I especially like the unusual colors and the different signs for each building.

[Kayne]

Lovely scene dG! There are so many nice little details in here, I could keep looking at it all day. I will give +1 to all 3 claims

[MassEditor]

Superb work man, an incredibly lively and detailed scene. I love the different colors used for the buildings (too often we only see tan and white). And the third photo in particular looks so life like! Great work!

Edited September 12, 2014 by MassEditor

[mccoyed]

The curved extension on the black-roofed building is masterful. I'd love to get an inside peek at how you made that work so well. Looks like horizontal hinge plates but can't tell!

Your urban scenes are some of my favorites, DG. I like to compare them to LV's evil Nocty ones for contrast sometimes. :P

[Alfadas]

Nice MOC! I really love the tree, and the street. Also like the commander of the blue soldiers, CHIMA torso I assume?

[TheLegoDr]

Neat idea. I'm just now working on my first castle, so this will have to wait, but I like the idea of a more social scene instead of just a giant stone structure.

The buildings work well together. The roofing looks great too.

Keep up the good work. You should just buy more bricks to make it modular

[Hammerhand]

This looks sweet DG! Great job with the bustling streets, and the varying shops, like the barrel maker, and the inn. And it's a small thing, but I really like the below ground doorway with the rail and the stairs leading down to it, it looks pretty cool.

[Bacon Potatoes]

Very nice! I liked how you used a variety of different roofing techniques to add to the diversity of the build. Also, very neat sign on the inn with the bottle and goblet.

[de Gothia]

Thanks all! Glad you like it! =)

kabel: yes, sorry to say but money can´t be spent on lego these days! have to paint my house next year and that cost alot!!! =( so all my street cobblestone is re used over and over again!

alfadas: yes indeed! chima torso on the guy! and also on the guy with the sword (the fox torso) watching them!

[Scaevola]

Great build, the innovative shapes of your buildings are excellent and the choice of colors is impeccable :thumbup:

[mrcp6d]

This is a great dio de Gothia! The colors look great, you've got a perfect amount of figs in there for the size, and the cobblestone work is well executed.

The only criticism I have is that the roof on the tan building doesn't connect/transition between the rounded section and the on-the-grid section.

[MKJoshA]

Wow. Thunder stolen. I'm finishing up a MOC that is very similar to this, complete with it's own bakery and cooper. Well, I'll just have to wait awhile before posting it since it can't compare with your awesomeness Great job on all the details. I particularly like your angled wall and tower'd roof on the inn.

[IenjoyLego89]

Looks amazing, all the detail as per usual with your builds :) Shame you couldn't put the modular into the base the way you wanted.

[-Carson Haupt-]

This is really nice! I like the colors.