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This is the 6th module of my large collab with John. You’ll be able to see it in person at Brickfair Virginia 2016. Previous modules: 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th. As with the other modules, the building has a full interior. Legopard inspired the cart.


The Jarl of Nordheim resides in the large great-house that serves as the primary governmental building of the city.
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Thanks for looking, I hope you enjoy :classic:

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Nice! Love the inclusion of Kabel's and Ecc's sigfigs :thumbup: Also cool design for the inner floor ground work with the mosaic. A very nice build, one of my favourite!

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Superduperawesome! Love it! Especially the interiors, and all the roofs!

One minor detail tough: on the ground floor, little light bley peaks through the wooden sections. I think you can do better :wink: no, seriously, IMHO they distract a bit...

But great job! Any chance we might see Nordheim Keep integrated in the lay-out?

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Nice! Love the inclusion of Kabel's and Ecc's sigfigs :thumbup: Also cool design for the inner floor ground work with the mosaic. A very nice build, one of my favourite!

Thanks Alfadas, glad you noticed kabel and Ecc :thumbup:

Superduperawesome! Love it! Especially the interiors, and all the roofs!

One minor detail tough: on the ground floor, little light bley peaks through the wooden sections. I think you can do better :wink: no, seriously, IMHO they distract a bit...

But great job! Any chance we might see Nordheim Keep integrated in the lay-out?

Thanks Titus! The choice to leave bley showing was purposeful, as the building was supposed to have a central stone tower with wooden additions. That said, I do agree that all RB for the first floor would likely look better.

Absolutely not! Nordheim Keep is very long gone... I imagined it as outside the city anyways, sort of a separate refuge like Helm's Deep :classic:

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Very nice build, SK, the colors and style make this instantly recognizable as a Nordheim fortress from you! :thumbup: Excellent woodwork and minifig activity, and it's great to see a couple of sigfigs showing up too! :classic: Keep it up!

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Thanks Alfadas, glad you noticed kabel and Ecc :thumbup:

Thanks Titus! The choice to leave bley showing was purposeful, as the building was supposed to have a central stone tower with wooden additions. That said, I do agree that all RB for the first floor would likely look better.

Absolutely not! Nordheim Keep is very long gone... I imagined it as outside the city anyways, sort of a separate refuge like Helm's Deep :classic:

I see what you mean, but wouldn't it then be better to have the gap as wide as the one on the second floor?

A pity...

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This is a great looking build, SK! I love the stone floor, it was one of the first details that really caught my eye. I think I might have to steal that for a build of my own down the line. I also love that you made the stairs and ladders connect all the floors, so that the inhabitants can make it to their bedrooms. Very nice use of barrels, too, and, as usual, excellent cobblestones. The distinctive Mitgardian feel comes through strongly in this build.

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Very nice build, SK, the colors and style make this instantly recognizable as a Nordheim fortress from you! :thumbup: Excellent woodwork and minifig activity, and it's great to see a couple of sigfigs showing up too! :classic: Keep it up!

Thanks Garmadon!

I see what you mean, but wouldn't it then be better to have the gap as wide as the one on the second floor?

A pity...

Well the building is supposed to shrink with each floor. It was a compromise, but given the size I had to fit the building on, parts we had left, and suchlike, I think this was the best choice.

This is a great looking build, SK! I love the stone floor, it was one of the first details that really caught my eye. I think I might have to steal that for a build of my own down the line. I also love that you made the stairs and ladders connect all the floors, so that the inhabitants can make it to their bedrooms. Very nice use of barrels, too, and, as usual, excellent cobblestones. The distinctive Mitgardian feel comes through strongly in this build.

Thanks!

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Looks really good, reminds me of traditional viking churches and temples. I always enjoy the huge wooden logs that support these structures.

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I first read gatehouse and was wondering about the building. But a greathouse is really something different. Typical Mitgardian both in architecture and function. Once again your bbuilding style enriches Mitgardia with a wonderful new structure. Like blufiji mentioned this scandinavian look is very enjoyable and gives it this clearly Mitgardian feel.

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Yes!! So great!!! I like the Idea of a greathouse and This turned out really good!! As always, the interior is packed with details so you can spend some time just looking at This beautiful moc!!

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Great job as always keep it up!

Thanks bricklover :classic:

Looks really good, though I think the proportions would be greatly improved if you were to extend the stone part in the middle up another brick or two.

Thanks BC! It might look better with some more height, though I rather like the squat look of the building.

Looks really good, reminds me of traditional viking churches and temples. I always enjoy the huge wooden logs that support these structures.

Thanks Blufiji!

I first read gatehouse and was wondering about the building. But a greathouse is really something different. Typical Mitgardian both in architecture and function. Once again your bbuilding style enriches Mitgardia with a wonderful new structure. Like blufiji mentioned this scandinavian look is very enjoyable and gives it this clearly Mitgardian feel.

:laugh: Yeah this would be one very ineffective gatehouse.

Yes!! So great!!! I like the Idea of a greathouse and This turned out really good!! As always, the interior is packed with details so you can spend some time just looking at This beautiful moc!!

Thanks dG!

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