That shovel roof technique looks awesome! There are some really great details in there. Also thanks for adding me as a favorite, it means a lot coming from such a great builder :) Great job!

The epic quest continues! Another great moc! keep it up!

wonderful, it would be good to know what happened in blue haven though. maybe some random found a elemental crystal, or even thought there was one there and went rage trying to find it. great work.

Nice story, wonderful scenery. I like the steering wheels.

Nice work so far, its great!

da's dit blokje http://www.peeron.com/inv/parts/30136 en daar heb ik er veel van omdat ik fort legoredo ooit kreeg :p

Nog één laatste vraagje, van welke stenen heb je de boomstammen gemaakt?

deel 2 komt eraan, nog even geduld, kheb nog allerlei kleinigheden die moeten gefotografeerd worden en gepost

Dat ze niet even opschieten met die MOC Olympics :P Ik wil weten wat er gaat gebeuren!

you will :) when the mocolympics are over for me I will be working on Chapter 2

you have me interested, i wanna know what happens next

Bravo, bravo indeed! I love the detail, and the conveyance of the scenes is just remarkable! Well done mate.

Your next great LEGO achievement should be teaching Dennis Price to build so he can post better stuff in his Glomshire Knights!

thanks, it is hard work, as for the realism part It won't get better, this series takes place in a fantasy world, there will be magical stuff in it too

very cool movie quality! all the scenes were eye candy! i m just not too sure about elves! it seems that it would have been better to stay in a little more realism than that! but its your show! you have me interested! its hard work but its worth it,its very convincing! good show!

Thanks for the comment! Your MOCS look simply great! I like the landscape and the buildings of this creation.

Agh! I can't wait for the next!! Don't feel rushed though, I'm sure whatever it is it will be worth the wait. Once again, I've been inspired by you to create something of medieval nature...You added so much detail here, it simply amazes me, a few things that caught my eye were 1: The use of the steering wheels on the roofs of the houses in Bluehaven. And 2: The superb technique you came up with by using shovels as roof tiles!! I've never seen it done before. I can't wait for more!

Great diorama, lots of good details like the marketstands and the horse-carriages.....and ofcourse a very big beautiful castle!

I have to agree with the previous guy...nice start indeed. I'll be curious to see the fixing scene coming up, then who know where you'll take us. see ya, on the road. garth

Excellent start. Narration is something unique to other comics, the builds, architecture etc. of big quality. The story has a good flow and what's most important: You nailed the background universe very accurate. Your Blueheaven is very close to what i originally had in mind. Really whish to have more time to realize my Legonia ideas soon.

Very cool techniques here. I particularly love the use of shovels as shingles

Uhm, frkn wow! In particular, love that yellow half timber building, the forest walking shot with the flower glade, and I was floored by your use of shovels for roof tiles, that was just insanely good. Super build mate, and well paced tale, never got boring or overlong, congrats...

Great story and a good build also. :)

grammar and spelling...Ok, thanks for the advice, I'll work on that

that's ok, but mention me if you do

Clever technique with those steering wheels.

Clever technique with those steering wheels.

Great work, looking forward to see your little adventure in the next part. Great use of pieces, I'm sorry but I'm pinching the wheel arch idea for the veranda. If that's OK of course. :)

WOW this is amazing the buildings are amazing and I(like many others) really like the use of shovels.The narration is good but there is some bad grammar and spelling.So far i have really enjoyed the story.

sure, but don't forget to mention me

Nice part usage. I like the use of the shovels, saws, and steering wheels as architectural elements.

wou, can i use some of the design u used?

that's a lot of buildings and stuff. good job, the story looks like it will be very interesting.

Great forest scenery and nifty use of the shovel and circular saws! Nice narrative, too!

:p it wasn't oblivious, cool you're honest :)

Some great sets and a very cool start to the story, I look forward to more!

Haha, sorry...I didn't know it was that obvious, but yes, I didn't read the story at all. :P

thanks, I try to make this series interesting also for those that aren't interested in the story itself

Wow, impressive. I like how you incorporated the yellow tudor wall piece in the rest of the house and the shovel-roof is great as well.

The story is already awesome! I like a medieval quest in LEGO, it's so much cooler. ~Ryan

:p no it isn't water, it are grey flat stones, to mark off a farmers territory (or something like that)

very impressive! is the blue in this pic http://www.mocpages.com/user_images/12746/12712698782_DISPLAY.jpg supposed to be water? if so, build some ground around it, or it doesent look like water!