Mitgardian Long Sheep - AoM: Farm Phase III

[MKJoshA]

See the previous tales:

Wyndor's Saga:

Chapter 1

-What Has Past-

Chapter 2

Part 10: A New Home

Part 10.1:Blunted Edges

Part 10.2: Cramped Spaces

Part 10.3: Enthusiastic Worker

Part 11.0

Part 11: Mysterious Death

Part 12: Dark Meetings

Part 13: Warm Yourself

Part 14.1: Sisterly Visit

Part 14.2: Proud Farmer

Part 14.3: Mitgardian Household

Part 15: Another Mysterious Death

Part 16.1: The Council Meeting

Part 16.2: Meeting with Wyndor (made by Glorfindel)

Part 16.3: Feud in Teridyan

Part 16.4: Great Elk Longhouse (made by Glorfindel)

Part 16.5: Traveling Partners

Part 16.6: Mitgardian Throne Room (made by Glorfindel)

Part 17: The Cemetery

Part 18: Home

Part 19: Crowded Market Mayhem

Part 20: Shooting Straight

Part 21: Returning

Part 22: Keeping Out or Keeping In

Part 23: Talk in the Tavern

Wyndor and Pjeter followed the messenger out of the city limits and headed towards the farm he indicated. Wyndor couldn’t help but wonder about Rothgar and the rest of the Dalig Ulv dwarves that had followed him. Were they in any kind of trouble right now? Wyndor knew that worrying was not going to help anything so he focused on the issue at hand. There seemed to be two forces besetting his city right now: Edea plus her sisters and the Blue Wolves. The last attack in the market place had showed that they weren’t in league with each other. But what could be so important that they both were after it? Wyndor hoped to have more answers after interrogating the member of the Blue Wolves that had been captured.

They had just arrived at the farm where the renegade had been apprehended. The owner of the farm came up to them and said, “Ah, I’m glad you’re here finally Pjeter and Wyndor. We caught the thief trying to break into our house. It was the strangest thing. He was trying to break in by coming through the front door! Normally we all would have been out of the house at that time, but I had forgotten one of my tools and was inside getting it when he opened the door and strode in like he owned the place! Me and my boys tied him up and have in the barn, but I don’t mind telling you I’ll feel a lot better when he’s off my property all together!”

“Well then,” replied Pjeter. “Perhaps you’d better show us to him.”

“Of course, of course sir! Right this way” the farmer answered.

OoC: There are a couple things I'm not fully satisfied with. The trees are blockier than I want for one. For another I would love to have more brown or tan plates to extend the path on past the barn, but I ran out. The barn is going to be part of my next post which I will get to tomorrow. Please let me know what you think!

[Graham Gidman]

The trees are a little sparse, but the rest of the build is just great!

[Spader]

Nice sheep! And good build! The texturing is quite pleasing to the eye.

[Tomsche]

Love the apple tree!

[Lord Vladivus]

Very nice- I like the animals. I also like that the trees are Apple trees- don't see many of them, which is surprising.

[LittleJohn]

Great build! I really like that the barn is angled slightly, and the sheep look great

[kabel]

Those sheep are fun to look at! I still wish though Lego finally made them.

[soccerkid6]

Lovely farm build, Josh. I like the sheep's pen a lot, the fence, gate with lock, and hay are all excellent

The stone walls lining the path are a neat idea, I like the gate in them with the latch. The apple trees and farmer picking carrots are some great details as well

[Slegengr]

Great build, MKJ!

The barn is well-built! I love seeing this type of sheep, and your long sheep are especially nice! The pen looks great, especially the fence. Excellent addition of general activity and details with the apple trees, vegetable worker, and the men in the hayloft!