No, not the lone ranger, its another entry for the CCC5, William Tell:

http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/Athos/CC...illiamtell1.jpg

The whole eagle-eyed gallery:

http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=284932

Steve

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Very nice Athos! Very well made a great model but why is the green hat up so high?

Very nice Athos! Very well made a great model but why is the green hat up so high?

Because Gessler put his hat on a pole and made everyone bow to it, as they passed... Tell didn't and was punished by having to shoot the apple off his son's head.

William Tell

Steve

Very nice Athos! *y*

I love the colouring of the buildings, it mixes well with each other.

I feel sorry for Tell having to shoot the apple off of his son!

Very good!

Batbrick Away! >:-)

Shoot You took my idea! >:-(

:-P Very nice! I like the tudor buildings, too! *sweet*

Very well done, Athos!

I especially like the figs and the nice details, the buildings are also cool. *y*

I'm really surprised that the story of William (in German "Wilhelm") Tell is also known outside of Switzerland!

:-D

Edited November 13, 200717 yr by Lego-Freak

I'm really surprised that the story of William (in German "Wilhelm") Tell is also known outside of Switzerland!

:-D

Its not as well known as, say, Robin Hood, but I do remember reading some version of it when I was a kid. I haven't encountered it recently though.

Steve

The buildings are really cool, and have nice simple interiors. *sweet* *y* The ground is cool, I like how you've got the grass poking up in any patch of dirt it can find. :-D The well's a nice touch too, overall very neat! *y* *y*

~Peace

This is by far your best entry! *wub* I love it and I can't give you any advice.... except please don't change it too much! :-P The buildings are beautiful, the ground works very well, and I feel that you have captured the story quite well. (I have heard of William Tell. ;-) )

Here in Belgium the story of Willem Tell is very well know.

You've made a beautiful entry for the CCC5 Athos.

I shows what the story is all about in one scene.

I've heard the story a few times, although I'd always imagined it more outside, next to a tree. This version makes more sense, though.

I really like the cobblestone street, and those tudor building are nicely built. The way the spectators are sort of gathering around is nice too. Overall, I think you have done a very good job capturing the scene. :-)