Spud The Viking

On behalf of our most sovereign Majesty, Queen Annetta, to those representatives from the most prestigious nations of Oleon and Eslandola, and to those minor nations and trading companies to whom it may concern, We accept these articles proposed by the gentleman General du Brigade Hercule Francois. With regards to the mentioned Wayfarer Trading Company, for the sake of peace among our great nation we shall relay your concerns to our WTC representatives. However, Her Majesty's army will not take responsibility for minor altercations involving chartered trading companies, particularly the WTC. Arrangements shall be made in due course to fully discuss the diplomatic ramifications of this conflict. I wish every success and honour for our troops against this menace foe. Your humble servant, Lord Frederick Spud.

A nice looking factory, perhaps a little too clean for my liking. Always glad to see more refineries and industry in BotBS!

Really nice build - I like the use of the "rats" on the building as decoration. I love the jury scene - as others have pointed out!

Some very nice part usage here, looks great!

Excellent work - I love these styles of factories and warehouses!

Fascinating as always, many thanks to all those involved!

What a magnificent introduction- a spectacular build!! I'm now thinking there is another Peter Nash that he really doesn't want to be associated with. "Nash, Peter Nash, no not him"

I am glad to see the Count is making more friends wherever he goes The wall has good texturing, great reading too!

Lovely buildings and a busy scene! However, I will always associate this colour scheme with the Medieval Market Village

Great usage of a few pieces here, and very nice choice of backdrop - it gives a very wintery atmosphere!

Wonderful build with lovely details others have mentioned! I wonder if the grenadiers would look more "Lego" if they had yellow heads. Right now, they appear very "off-brand" with the fleshy heads.

A superb realisation of the chinampa, a fascinating method of agriculture! Always glad to see Myzectlan growing!

Great build with lots of nice embellishments !

Good to see the Count back in action. I believe the residents of Spudkirk let out a collective sigh of relief upon hearing of the Count's departure Also, just a reminder to post in the settlement thread

Awesome build - I'm really looking forward to seeing another modular street scene, the last one was superb! I spy the wand-balcony technique from a recent Venice build