Ch II: Team Simon: Cat C: Battle at Skergat Pass

[Gilbert Despathens]

I was looking at the landscape in the first few pictures, but I had a ”Wow” moment when I got to the part without figs.

[Kayne]

I agree with Gilbert. the scene is great, but it almost takes away from the great work you did on the landscape, just because we can't see it :)

[soccerkid6]

I was looking at the landscape in the first few pictures, but I had a ”Wow” moment when I got to the part without figs.

Thanks Gilbert

I agree with Gilbert. the scene is great, but it almost takes away from the great work you did on the landscape, just because we can't see it :)

Thanks Kayne, that's why I made sure to include several photos without any of the figs

[Kai NRG]

Excellent work on the landscaping here SK, the fig posing is very impressive as well! Great entry!

[Legopard]

That is what i call a real battle!

You have a lot of nice figures and used them well to get a good "in-fight" effect.

But not just is nice, the landscape too.

Good use of darktan, darkbley and olive.

I like how the tan plates are sloped.

For Mitgardia and keep bricking!

[Rogue Angel]

WoW! Your angled plate technique is spectacular! I had never even though to try this and it looks fantastic. The little wall in the corner also struck me as looking incredibly realistic for a ruined wall. The stones are very well placed throughout the build, and the figure placement makes this look like a real battle. This is a fantastic build, and I absolutely love it!

[de Gothia]

This has to be the best landscape in Lego I´ve ever seen! The smoothness of the landscape is just like the real nature!!

And of course the battle it self is also truly epic!!

[soccerkid6]

Excellent work on the landscaping here SK, the fig posing is very impressive as well! Great entry!

Thanks kabel!

That is what i call a real battle!

You have a lot of nice figures and used them well to get a good "in-fight" effect.

But not just is nice, the landscape too.

Good use of darktan, darkbley and olive.

I like how the tan plates are sloped.

For Mitgardia and keep bricking!

Thanks legopard

WoW! Your angled plate technique is spectacular! I had never even though to try this and it looks fantastic. The little wall in the corner also struck me as looking incredibly realistic for a ruined wall. The stones are very well placed throughout the build, and the figure placement makes this look like a real battle. This is a fantastic build, and I absolutely love it!

Thanks rogue! I had fun with the angled plates and ruined wall, glad you like them

This has to be the best landscape in Lego I´ve ever seen! The smoothness of the landscape is just like the real nature!!

And of course the battle it self is also truly epic!!

Thanks dG