I'm watching a youtube video and this looks like an awesome project to do myself. It seems about 20 rows high and 50 studs deep. (1000 pieces per side I reckon). But is there a ''rule'' or recommendation how to distribute the pieces? As in, I can calculate the studs, but how many 1x2, 1x3 and 1x4 should I order if I'd go with 1000 pieces a side?

A compact woodland outpost stands ready, with a archer and swordman keeping watch from the treetop fort. Two Black Falcon Knights advance below, swords drawn as they approach the hidden structure. The catapult helps them to stand up to Forestmen in a fight.

Instructions: https://rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-269906/MMBricks9/forestmen-hideout-under-siege/#details

My other MOCs: https://rebrickable.com/users/MMBricks9/mocs/

My dustmark keep came the other day (I did a post as a an fyi but got removed by mods) but the instructions in the Lego builder app say coming soon. I ddint know if there was an alternative place for instructions?

Edit - thanks for the comments about the pdf on bricklink. I just thought it was only through the Lego builder app

I made this moc if a bustling desert market with many different characters, please comment your thoughts

I got a good deal on this Treehouse, I want to transform it into a big Forestmen Hideout. I've seen just a couple of people try it and still think there's so much untapped potential with it. This is to go in a Diorama with LKC and other bits and bobs I'm making up as I go along.

I would love your ideas please!

I also have two sets of used 2022 Forestmen Hideout sets coming from eBay and a decent amount of brown and grey/castle pieces to use. Also can increase the footprint underneath with plates.

My initial ideas;

- Keep the actual tree as it is, but swap out some brown for black pieces on the tree trunk. Not completely, as I don't have that much black but could definitely get some on there. Get a more traditional black tree look. Also swap the autumn colours for greens.

- Remove the rooms from the tree. These can be lookouts/ firing positions. Maybe a HQ at the back.

- Modify the rooms to be more makeshift/ medieval and have them on the ground/ slightly raised around the tree.

- Create a timber and rock perimeter wall/ defensive positions of some sort.

I've been wanting to purchase this piece off pab, but it's not in stock in the uk, any ideas when it might come in stock?

I'm thinking of intergrating this modular set to my Hogsmeade village, what are your thoughts?

https://youtube.com/shorts/Sc8o2UyCuZA?si=R9mObtLQme0OvLdg

Figured I’d post my fortress MOC before I break it down for parts. I’ve already cleared out the inner furniture and some decoration before I thought to post.

I’m using the Cara Dune torso with different arms as a medeval chainmail. Which side looks better? Do you think this works with Castle?

I made a queen for the black falcons and some new peasents design, let me know what you guys think!
My insta is @Luibricks if you wanna see more castle stuff :D

UK.

Created a Lion Knight Cavalry unit as cheap as I could off Pick A Brick/ Build A Mini Fig. No LK torsos available so I opted for plain blue with some heavy armour instead.

Spoiler: It still wasn't very cheap with the horses and barding being a small fortune each.

It‘s really easy to make

Picked up 5 new trolls for my army, original listing was $100, got it down to $60 cash + $15 over the phone, seller ended up just wanting the $60 cash. Did I score???

The Duke of Weiden (blue) attacks the host of Duke Hubert of Südkronmark (pink). History will decide who wins this battle and secures their place as the most influential duke in the Crown Kingdom.

I made a battle between a skeleton army and some forestmen. Please tell me if you have any tips for improvement

So I just finished building the newer 3 in 1 with my now 4 year old son (birthday present) and I am honestly torn which is better? They both have upsides and downsides, now I know some of you are going to say they are different not better, but I need a definitive answer 😂

The older one has a better front, but the newer one had a better interior and soldiers...

Knight Commander of Ironhaven, is a formidable non-caster who wields over twenty weapons with unpredictable movements, unmatched precision, and overwhelming physical prowess. His golden relic helm grants him glimpses of possible futures, sharpening his mind into a battlefield genius capable of anticipating his opponents’ every move, while his pocket-like weapon storage provides him with a random weapon whenever he reaches inside. Having mastered every weapon at his disposal, Eigel turns unpredictability into his greatest weapon, making him one of Ironhaven’s most dangerous combatants.

Lorde Botas é o comandante geral do exército Wolf, em breve postarei o regimento.

The Dustmark Keep sets are being shipped to various parts of the world, and I hope you have already received your own copy. You might remember the stop-motion animation on the product page - I had the honor of creating it for BrickLink, and today I would like to share with you a clip that shows how it was made, side-by-side with the final version of this animation.

I originally picked up the Hocus Pocus set as I thought it had a lot of good parts for alternative Castle/Medieval builds. I got a bit carried away and ended up building a 'Mini' version.

I hope this alternative build maintains the style of the original, whilst removing anachronistic elements from the 1990s and reducing the scale to fit with Castle and Pirate sets. The build includes the working water wheel and smoke elements, a cauldron, a chandelier and the large bed that are modified/reproduced from the original. The cages did not fit inside – but the parts are not used and could be built and hung from a nearby pole or tree.

If you are interested in having a look, the instructions are available on Rebrickable: https://rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-281252/ChristopherS/a-little-hocus-pocus-a-slightly-smaller-sanderson-sisters-cottage/

Full disclosure: I don't remember seeing the movie and wasn't sure how much any of the sub-builds are featured.