[MOC] Winter in the Raven's Wharf - Medieval City

[Kozikyo86]

Thanks everyone for your comment!

@Yperio_Bricks I'll paste the last part here:

There are still two buildings and final details left to build. I'm currently finishing building a house and starting a workshop for shipwrights.

The next update will be soon and I'm nearing the end :)

[Yperio_Bricks]

10 hours ago, Kozikyo86 said:

The next update will be soon and I'm nearing the end :)

Nah, i think you want to add another part then Anyway, looking foward to see the whole build in all its beauty!

[GeoBrick]

Oh man, that boatramp is gorgeous. It gives a nice contrast with the LGB and white.

A question for the tan house you build earlier. I noticed you used a SNOT technique. Did you place the tiles on a plate underground, or bricks with studs on the side?

[Kozikyo86]

4 hours ago, GeoBrick said:

Oh man, that boatramp is gorgeous. It gives a nice contrast with the LGB and white.

A question for the tan house you build earlier. I noticed you used a SNOT technique. Did you place the tiles on a plate underground, or bricks with studs on the side?

I showed all techniques on my Youtube, episode 4 in this case :)

Tan tiles on dark tan plates and whole element on modified bricks.

[Kozikyo86]

Hi! 

New update is ready - episode 8

I finished third house and boat builders workshop!

Check out all building techniques on my viedo

 

[Yoggington]

I've been following these on YouTube and I've gotta say, this really is your best build yet. So much cleverness in each different part of it.

Well done & keep it up.

[Kozikyo86]

Hi!

Today is a special day, after 6 months of building I finished my biggest project! :)

Winter in the Raven's Wharf

I invite you to my winter city, winter is finally coming 

 

 

Some details:
- I used about 25k parts here,
- I made 25 orders on Bricklink,
- the power is divided into several smaller parts, it is easier to transport,
- there are 39 figures here,
- including 13 Raven's Knights,
- I have a tutorial for crane and boats,
- the instructions for the ship are available on rebrickable,
- I show all construction techniques on my YouTube channel

 

Check out my final film, premiering today:

 

 

[Yperio_Bricks]

Great to see your moc in its final stage and all its beauty The grocery store and shipwrights's hut are great additions to the layout. The snowman is a fun detail and i might steal that technique you used to hold the fish in place! And the barber is working outdoors?!

[Rogue Redcoat]

I can't believe I never saw this before, it looks awesome, especially that ship  

[GeoBrick]

Just now, Rogue Redcoat said:

I can't believe I never saw this before, it looks awesome, especially that ship  

It looks marvelous as a real build too. I was lucky to see it in a LEGO expo I visited this weekend.

[Kozikyo86]

9 hours ago, GeoBrick said:

It looks marvelous as a real build too. I was lucky to see it in a LEGO expo I visited this weekend.

Where did you see it? :) some photos? What exhibition and where?

[GeoBrick]

48 minutes ago, Kozikyo86 said:

Where did you see it? :) some photos? What exhibition and where?

Thomas More Institute, in the city of Geel, Belgium. It was on the annual Bricks&More event.
The builder (Wout Brijs) put it in as part of his display, but in Black Falcon heraldry.
Here's a link to the builders display, but unfortunately there's no image of the ship in it.
 

[Alexandrina]

Wow - this is genuinely incredible, a wonderful build. The snow definitely feels like it's weighing down on the buildings.

[ShoelaceAglet]

Beautiful moc, wonderful series

[Kozikyo86]

Thank you to everyone commenting and following this project!

My MOC appeared at two exhibitions in Poland (in Poznań and Warsaw).

Today I'm starting to disassemble everything, the parts will be used to build further projects.

Thanks!

[Jeff of Clubs]

That is some fine work!