This is a great companion piece to the Blacksmith. I built a 2x version of that, and this is a great way to re-focus & redesign that building. Having the door in front, and the storehouse & stables on the side just opened up so many possibilities in my head for my own future builds. I will give you guys credit if I ever build this and bring it to convention. People loved my 2x Blacksmith and I'm sure they'd love this, too. Cheers!
The type of MOC that i would have wanted to make if i was able to buy the blacksmith shop would have been a shop to build and repair horse drawn carriages
i hate to be that guy as well, i'm going to correct your correction, they had squash, that was an acorn squash that was known as an ambassador's pumpkin. it was sold as a pie squash and used like how they would have a pumpkin. also the Europe you mentioned is western Europe, in the east they had pumpkins, the were just smaller, because of the rocky soil and the salt in the clay bed. i know what i'm talking about, I've grown pumpkins of all sizes and types, also i'm a specialist in medieval history, despite my lack of a doctorate.
This MOC looks like an official set :D
This is a great companion piece to the Blacksmith. I built a 2x version of that, and this is a great way to re-focus & redesign that building. Having the door in front, and the storehouse & stables on the side just opened up so many possibilities in my head for my own future builds. I will give you guys credit if I ever build this and bring it to convention. People loved my 2x Blacksmith and I'm sure they'd love this, too. Cheers!
Thanks!! Do you have yours on insta?
Great build, that green roof looks amazing
Thanks!
Amazing, thanks that you upload so much, becouse of you I don’t get bored, thanks again😀
Very very cool !
Wow...
The type of MOC that i would have wanted to make if i was able to buy the blacksmith shop would have been a shop to build and repair horse drawn carriages
Ah yes. Good idea. They're called Cartwrights or Wainrights.
ooh man if instructions for this were purchasable I would
It was a free build sadly no instructions
3:50 I dont want to be that guy, but pumpikins didnt exist in medieval Europe. cool moc though
i hate to be that guy as well, i'm going to correct your correction, they had squash, that was an acorn squash that was known as an ambassador's pumpkin. it was sold as a pie squash and used like how they would have a pumpkin. also the Europe you mentioned is western Europe, in the east they had pumpkins, the were just smaller, because of the rocky soil and the salt in the clay bed. i know what i'm talking about, I've grown pumpkins of all sizes and types, also i'm a specialist in medieval history, despite my lack of a doctorate.
Interesting! Cool to know
what is number of girl with bread?
I think its better that the trees are black.
col165 Pretzel girl collectible fig :)