This is gorgeous! The roof is just awesome.

It is better than the LEGO mistake: "Soap met Worst" from the instructions (011.jpg)!

@Alois, nice job!!! And nice stickers ;)

Eeewww... Soap met Worst? Sounds even worse

The planks on the side of the 'soep en worst' stall is a good idea. How was it done?

4 2x4 plates stacked as stairs, 1x4 tiles on top of the plates, attached to a hinge on the floor.

I had thought about a medieval modular before but nothing nice as this. Excelsior!

Really love this. Great to see the older, more historical buildings surviving next to more modern ones. Fantastic effort!

Very nice build! I am picturing a beer hall interior fitting very nicely in that building.

Great!

The planks on the side of the 'soep en worst' stall is a good idea. How was it done?

I was asking the same thing. Hope you`ll answer us :)

I was asking the same thing. Hope you`ll answer us :)

I already did, but since a picture says more than a thousand words, here you go:

It's not very complicated actually, although it qualifies as SNOT, I think.

This is very nice! I reminds me of the MMV, only better. Lots of very nice details and interesting build techniques, I really need to study this more.

Andy D

So many great details and techniques, many of the old buildings in my country are that style and you really captured the look.

Thanks alot for the picture @alois! I haven`t seen your answer to @Yooha, sorry for that. Great idea and MOC! <3

wow, that's great looking. love the colorful plants in the garden. will borrow some of your cool idea's.

A wonderful building, and very nice details. Great!

Wow! Looks amazing!

The arch looks really nice!

How are you sideways mounting the cheese wedge tile roof? I really like the cheese wedge roof tile look.

How are you sideways mounting the cheese wedge tile roof? I really like the cheese wedge roof tile look.

With a technic pin through 6 1x1 technic bricks mounted on the underside of the two roof parts, and two 1x2 technic bricks on top of the walls.