May I know the code number for this Medieval market street ? As I can't find it. Thanks

Very eye catching I must say.

great! and really nice roofs.

i'd love an interior view of the 'Gentle Maiden' tavern. are you with me lads? lol!

I noticed that both taverns are right next to eachother. Neato!

Yes indeed although it's a different person, the name is the same. It's a homage to this MOC and I'm glad someone caught it! Thanks for reading!

Wait! Is this the same Eric the baker that gets his soul fed to a demon during the rise f the mage? Poor boy...

it s hard to beat this village, I doubt even lego can come up with such detail and sense of style! bravo!

Beautiful buildings and market place! Great details :)

It is awesome I love it! where did you get the food cheeries bread etc.?

That is freaking amazing! Make it a lego set!

Seeing all your impressive work would be too long, but welcome in my favourites, dude! Regards - Jay

Great job !!!

thats great

Wow, i love this detail with the street

i just posted a review of minifiguers series 6 and the the warrior guy has an offical lego sword that looks just like the one you have!!!! check it out!!!

Brickarms claymore sword in dark pearl (gunmetal) :)

awsome detail! love all of it!!! where did you get the warrior guys sword?

Fantastic system market. Love all the details!

Hello, I'm glad you like it! :) To be perfectly honest I have no idea how many parts are incorporated here, my guess is between 1000 to 2000 but I may be grossly underestimating. Its's not that big of a base and the houses are mostly facades so that saves on part count. Cheers!

Absolutely fantastic creation ! Love all the technics & details. The buildings are so great, the wall's texture is very nice & realistic. How many pieces are used in this scene ?

Awesome! Favorite parts are the 'corner' building (with the wanted poster and stone..nice design!), the catwalk, and the market area ground. I like the mix of tiles and plates. Don't really love the 'road'...it's not bad, it just seems a bit too smooth and perfect. Overall though I love it! Great brightness to it, good cleaness and sense of fantasy. Cool!

I love the buildings and the market area! Amazing details and architect!

i really admire your work for that flawless texturing you put on each structure

+1 for the wanted sign and +2 for the "hair" hay. :) Great job!

Awesome details! I also love the doors.

Incredible! I love the doors and the detailing.

love the diagonal details!

Nicely detailed, nicely built! A pleasure for the eyes. Great job!!

speachlees just blown away

WOW, stunning details throughout! I really expected this on a much bigger footprint, but you did an amazing job with such a small space. BRAVO!

Very beautyful, with lots of nifty details and building tecniques. I especially like the intent to make textured (deteriorated) walls...

Beautifully detailed throughout!~H

so many nice details, great job.

Nice, now all you have to do next is make a burning town due to dragon/other... just an idea.

very clean,detail,nice and 5 stars for it!!!

Asperuh and Vanek = Lewis and Simon

hey, so you're from Euro Bricks? cool! i saw this on the frontpage!

hey, so you're from Euro Bricks? cool! i saw this on the frontpage!

I love your tecnique, for the hay, for the, cow. :D Excellent work!

This looks fantastic, amazing detail work.

this is awrsome everything looks perfect i like your door technique

It's just beautifull!

Very nice work! I love the entire setup really gives you that medievel feeling, I also like the joke with the fish lady and the bakker ;)

I love the intimate old world charm of the whole setting. Nothing seems out of place. I especially love the warm earth tones used – everything just blends/comes together. Picture perfect!

Perfect!

so much detail, fantastic build.

brilliant details!

incredible, the way you did everything, i would love a more detailed look at the inside of the buildings though; im sure they are amazing too! 5/5 nonetheless!!!

Really, I love every detail, and you also made it funny:) Great job

Too much detail... Can't handle all the awesome...

Wow great piece! It makes me wish I had the parts to finish off my projects with this good of detail and cleanliness.

That is very good! Very nice and detailed! I really like he way you did the walls!

An incredible Tudor outfit.....I think I might try something along these lines just with black for the beams and any other colour for the walls....amazingly detailed.... truly lovely.....well done.....

This is very well doneAs pointed out earlier, the angles to the pavement really add a great feature to this MOC. I am enjoying following the adventure throughout these builds, definitely keep it up.

This is simply good in every way possible. Usually I try to say something specific as a highlight of the moc. But this is all good.

Absolutely fantastic! Brilliant thought and design!! It's not quite in the same league, but have a look at http://www.mocpages.com/moc.php/277267

Whoa! Now that's a GOOD MOC! I love the SNOT! It looks SO realistic! I would appreciate it if you commented on my Enzo Ferrari. Thanks!

So much detail! I especially love the windows of the tavern.

I totally agree! :) so much details in this... speechless :)

Thank you all for the great comments! :) The adventures will go on, and even more corners of the fantasy Kingdom will be explored. ;)

This is pure perfection from the first to the last brick.

That is just awesome!

Yes! Wow, a feast for the eyes! I love the way you break up the 90 degree grid on both the tiles in the street and the window on the tavern. It makes a huge impact on the resolution of the over all image. And that stone wall technique on the bottom of the jail? I'm going to copy the heck out of it. This whole thing sets the standard for detail (in any theme). Well done. Attack!

So much detail! The very definition of awesomeness!

Top notch creation, as I already pointed out on EB, the details are superb, the glass windows, the walls, the cobblestones, vendors stalls etc. Keep em coming.

Well done! The brown and tan contrast and really capture the feel of a 'timber' built structure.

Mega Awesome!!

Wonderful and innovative construction. I love the shields on the doorway keystones, the "textured" feel of the facades, and the whimsical stories. Very well done sir. I will have to borrow some of your techniques.

Wow, there's a lot of attention to detail here!! I like how you combined so many Castle and Kingdom sets perfectly!

A very good build with a nice story backed by a large array of fun little details. Good work!

Excellently done. Loaded with all the right kind of details.

Ok here's one more fan in your list! Can't help but notice those door holders. Great idea, as are others, too many to refer here. A pleasure watching and thx for sharing this!

This is great!!! I love how you did the hay with the hair, the shields on the taverns, and the humor! great job!

This is a most fantastic build! Also with a good backstory to it!

Great village design!

what Kelso said

Beautiful detailing and some terrific angles in the layout! Wonderful work.

So lively! Brilliant MOC! :)

beautiful work!

Nice build! Some really great details here.

this is really realistic, i like the colers alot, and your class window for the tavern. great job keep it up

Brilliantly detailed! Great job!

this is amazing!

Absolutely incredible! Your attention for detail in this diorama is astounding! Well done indeed!

Brilliant!!

Absolutely stunning, I love it! :-) On the main picture, there's a chicken fallen over. Was that intentional?

This is excellent! I liked everything about this creation, especially the buildings. Great job! :)

Amazingly well built! I love this so much. Tons of little details!

This is really well done. I don't think that here is one thing about this that isn't cool. The techniques used are really nice. I wish I had enough cheeseslopes to make roofs like that. Continue on your medieval creations. I enjoy them all.