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Hello
Lego Fans,
Welcome to the magical land of knights, king, princess and thiefs: Who
doesn't love the middle agegs (at least I love them) ? So I build
this massive LEGO customs house with the hope to reach the magical
line of 10.000 supporters and then perhaps become a 10k member. So If
you love the middle ages to make sure to support this project.
The moc
shows a medieval customs house with a customs officer looking at what
goods the arriving traveler is carrying and if they need to be
cleared with special taxes. The building has three floors and
consists of six individual sections that are individually removable
and stackable on top of each other.
Also
the moc consists of 2500 pieces.
The
first floor consists of two parts: on the left, a narrow part where
there is a ladder and where boxes with money are stored. The right
part is both the beginning of the brown wood bay window and the place
for a staircase and a fireplace. In addition, the right part is also
stored goods, these are vegetables and coins of gold and silver.
Between the two parts of the basement leads a road, which is paved
with cobblestones. So driving over this road will be quite bumpy.
Continuing
with the second floor: In reality, it would be built with clay and
straw, so I have used various white and tan bricks. On the second
floor is a section where the customs officer can do paperwork, write
letters, read the newspaper (not invented yet) or draw. On the second
floor there is also a separate part, which can be removed
individually. It contains the customs officer's bed and a chest of
drawers, as well as a pile of letters. Of course, the bay window also
continues on the upper floors and then also leads to the 3rd floor.
In this is the small workshop of the customs officer, which includes
a table and a box to store tools. There is also a shelf for the
customs officer's food.The part of the model that was the most
difficult to design were certainly the three roofs, which are
individually removable and are very detailed. The smallest roof has
no special features, but the two large ones have a hayloft and a
winch. The surroundings, i.e. the plate on which the house stands,
are also very detailed, including many rampant plants. This also
includes the line with clothespins, which the publican has stretched
to dry his laundry. The clothespins are actually minifigures hands.
;)
Hopefully
you like the model, if so it would please me if you support it.