Sir James was riding with his squire in scout of the road for Sir Paulos. His loyal squire was singing a song when highwaymen ambushed them. Sir James quickly cut down two the men and then was knocked off his horse by a spearman. His sword saved him by pulling him up enough so that he didn't injure his neck. He then quickly dispatched the last spearman. Robin again ran away but this time there was no peeing. Robin is getting braver every day.

The entire ablum is found here http://imgur.com/a/UXeTI

The vegation and the road are really well executed

I'm sorry, but I immediately thought "Bravely bold Sir Robin, rode forth from Camelot"

You even have the blue flowers!

Excellent build though.

Edited August 23, 201311 yr by Legoofmyleg

I'm sorry, but I immediately thought "Bravely bold Sir Robin, rode forth from Camelot"

Excellent build though

Where the name comes from. Nothing to be sorry about. A bit of British humor to go with the American work. Also apparently I forgot I had renamed him "Robert" o well.

Edited August 23, 201311 yr by runmymouth

Nice MOC, as always, funny story!

One thing you might want to do with the road is add a little more "bumpiness" with a few raised 1x1 flats, rounds, or even plates. Although it looks to have a good texture now, this might add a little more realism to the road.

Also, with fig posing, what I like to do is stick a round 1x1 flat under a foot, and try to have the figs at angles so that they contrast the square nature of the base of the MOC, you also can get more action out of them that way.

Great work. I look forward to the next entry!

The fields are excellent and your fig posing looks much better Good to see Kaliphlin colors there too

Nice MOC, as always, funny story!

One thing you might want to do with the road is add a little more "bumpiness" with a few raised 1x1 flats, rounds, or even plates. Although it looks to have a good texture now, this might add a little more realism to the road.

Also, with fig posing, what I like to do is stick a round 1x1 flat under a foot, and try to have the figs at angles so that they contrast the square nature of the base of the MOC, you also can get more action out of them that way.

Great work. I look forward to the next entry!

Thanks, I am activly looking on PAB walls for some 1x1 plates. I really need some for more things like this but sadly have not found what I am looking for yet. I will give it a shot next time around adding more unevenness.

The fields are excellent and your fig posing looks much better Good to see Kaliphlin colors there too

Thanks!

Those plates, be it rounds or squares, are nearly impossible to find on PAB -- However, around here (Dallas) the rounds have been seen. I was not fast enough though.

Wow he is very violent to chop his head off instead of just stabbing him with the sword.