Ingrimm

Hello EB Members! I want to share a small MOC with you, I built out of some recent parts. Swamp Watch The Swamp Watch mostly consists of criminals, who can choose between death through hanging or shift at the swamp. Only the toughest survive the first few days. Today, the men of the Swamp Watch have to face one of the deadliest creatures in the swamp - a full-grown swamp dragon. I hope you like it! More pictures in the album at Flickr.

Beautiful landscaping and an awesome castle. I love the details on the walls and the little ducks swimming in the brook!

Thank you all for your nice comments! I made the top-plate with the road and the tree easily removeable, so the cave with the mining cart, a few smaller caves and some kind of corridor is accessible. My plan was to show pictures of these internal areas too, but I ran out of grey bricks, so it looks very unfinished in there.

Thank you! The backpack is from the Police Minifigure Collection and is filled with cherries.

I love it, all of it! I especially like the steampunk-look of the spacecraft.

Hello EB Members! I wanted to build something that is more than meets the eye in the first place. It is my biggest MOC till now, its on a 40x40 baseplate. Small Trade Road This small road connects the surrounding villages. For decades it is forgotten what lies underneath. Under the small trade road lies a long forgotten dwarven cave system. A long time ago, the dwarfs were massacred by an army of orcs and all their treasure was stolen. I hope you like it! More pictures in the album at Flickr.

Thank you! And yes, you are right, this MOC contains the parts of 6918 Blacksmith Attack, 7188 King's Carriage and the 2x 4865 The Forbidden Forest.

Hello EB Members! I built a little 32x20 MOC about a group of brave dwarves working at their mining outpost on the border to elven territory. Fortified by some grilled meat and booze, they are ready for their next shift in the small but profitable silver mine. Dwarven Mining Outpost Woe to them who disturb the peace of the forest. More pictures in the album at Flickr.

If this would be a movie, i would definitly go and watch it. The filters you have used for the pictures generate a very special atmosphere, dark and misty. Your MOC is disturbing and weird, it really stands out from the crowd. I like that!

Awesome! I love everything, the underground tomb , the dragon cave, the flower field with the waterfall, the marketplace, the beautiful castle and the fantastic medieval town! All fits perfectly together.

Great atmosphere! I love that swampy overall look of your MOC.

Oh, thank you very much, Mr. Brick. Your short picture story is a brilliant idea. I especially love the picture where Prof. Scamander tries to get the dog back on the ground by pulling on its tail, it looks really hilarious. And you are right, there are so many excellent entries! It is very hard to choose a favorite. Up to now I think I would give my vote (if I had one) to Skalldyr, because I think his entry is an amazing combination of parts, it looks very unique. The "only 100 parts"-rule is really cruel! It broke my heart to remove some details after building my entry...

Professor Edguard Bristlebrake At the time of Bristlebrake's youth, it was common practice for a young wizard, upon graduating from school, to tour the wizarding world, learning from foreign wizards and so he followed this tradition. In Bangladesh he attracted Mother Ijndra's attention. She was the wise leader of a small clan of witches. Young Edguard's clumsy and shy nature amused her and therefore she took him under her wing. Mother Ijndra and her clan were famous for their magical elixirs and after a few years Edguard became a brilliant potioneer. Once back at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, Bristlebrake took on the position of Potions master. Even if he still seems sometimes clumsy and has a funny haircut, you should not underestimate him. He invented some of the finest potions Hogwarts has ever seen. Every student knows the story of his flying carpet ride back when he lived in Bangladesh, not because it is so spectacular but because he tells it over and over again. Here you can see Professor Bristlebrake during a very critical step of the brewing prozess: Close-up of Professor Bristlebrake: Flickr Album

"Stock und Hut steht ihm gut, ist gar wohlgemut." "Looking great with stick and hat, he is in good spirits." ... is only a metaphor for looking forward to and being ready for the journey ... Ahem... no seriously you got me, I didn't have a hat that I thought would fit the purpose.

Thank you very much for translating the original version of the song, Scop!