TuftedDuck

Superb work! It's one of those MOCs I've shown to non fans of lego and had them go wow. its fantastic not just in scale but in the details. Just as much care looks like its gone into the items of furniture than has gone into the architecture. Thanks for sharing! So much to look at and learn from. What's the bit your most proud of? Anything you feel could be done better?

Thanks. That's what I'd figured between the information on the wiki and posts but thought to get some clarification. Besides we're busy in Nocturnus. Cant go round naming every tree and rock.

Having had a look at the most recent map of Nocturnus, (from this thread), it seemed the eastern lands looked,well, a little small. Are the labyrinths the far western frontier? Are areas beyond that ours but contested? Or is it all just a plot by cartographers under pay of the other guilds?

Thank you for the warm welcome Lord Mortis! I've always thought that Nocturnians had more respect for their flora and fauna than other guilds. Mainly because its often trying to eat you before you can eat it. *adopts bad russian accent* 'In dark Nocturnus trees hug you (before devouring your very soul)'

That's great, looks lovely! Nice textures worked through it. Studs out for beams works well against the smooth panels

Lovely build LD!

Lovely build! What parts did you use for the spine?

And that hand is firmly grapsed on behalf of the Dorathi council Lord Vladivus. Nocturnus resists! Thank you Gal-Turok!

Goldfish are said to grow to the size of their bowl so monsters obviously grow to the size of the parts available! :) Looking forward to seeing the rest of the layout

Greetings Lord Osric! Dorath is in the north of Nocturnus between the mountains and the sea. Previously a Mitgardian colony, the settlers became enamoured of their new lands and took its ways for their own. That's not to say that all of its citizens are human, but its no great rat army *bows* OOC- Glad you like the background! The wrapping paper was the closest large sheet of paper i could grab. Must admit it's growing on me as a back sheet

Hail fellow Nocturnians! In this time of need Dorath opens its borders to refugees from war and to trade. Wanderers have been sent forth to gather information for our council, as knowledge is power and knowledge leads to life. One of their number, Cyrana de Dorath, travels westwards. Dorath is of Old Nocturnus, the red and gold, but what is tradition against new knowledge to be gained...

Lovely! Nessie through and through! She usually has more 'humps' shown though. Can you make her a bit longer? Other than that i think you've done her proud

Nice! Gone through that third picture too many times to count.

Great work on that tree. It's got a lovely realistic shape and proportion to it as well as the texture.

Lovely work on all of it. Thanks, getting a lot of ideas from your builds! Agree with Gideon though. Didn't notice it at first but the slight light gaps would be easy to fix. Great layout and lovely build

Lovely work! Has made me want to build some boats

Yeah, not all tropes are kind unfortunately

I have nothing to add to what has been said before here other than to say well done to TheBrickAvenger for prompting the conversation. You can't escape history but yes let's hope we don't repeat the mistakes of those who came before.

Nice! Didnt have much castle back in the day so thanks for pointing in the direction of this set. Also putting some thought into building a boat or two so cheers for the example.

Great work. Like the exposed engine as it all looks functional, no pointless greebles. There was a prototype aerotrain built in Glasgow i believe but the project...err...didn't get off the ground...

That's great work @monsinjo. Wonder if it's possible to make a (super low powered) working one that uses a load of those minifig magnifiers?

Awesome! Are there any LDD plans at all? Easily my favourite film and it's something I've attempted a few times,but never this good and up to now just not had the part collection to manage it. Sigh... time to hit Bricklink...

Helped a guy at work buy some lettered bricks off BL to help his son with dyslexia. Only time my hobby has helped anyone else.

A critter's gotta eat! :-)

Beautiful details in each part of this. Well done. That you've treated each area as its own vig really makes the scene.