Post by Admin on Feb 26, 2024 6:37:29 GMT
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"The Abbey
This is Redwall Abbey, the home of the peaceful woodland creatures of Mossflower. The grounds and buildings of the abbey contain many details, including the following:
The mighty outer walls to withstand invasion
The Great Hall where the sword, shield, and tapestry of Martin the Warrior are housed
Cavern Hole, the official eatery and bakery, in which many a feast has been had
The dormitories, for recovery after a long day
The abbey pond, a great spot for relaxation and fishing
The bell tower which houses the great Joseph Bell, ready to peal out its many messages
And many more details!
A Note about Minifigures
I will be the first to say the tiny mice, squirrels, etc. scattered throughout are a bit underwhelming. Unfortunately, many of the anthropomorphic animal parts available (such as a rabbit head, for instance) are not in the part list of Studio, currently, where this project was created. The only true minifigure currently in the set is Martin the Warrior in full battle armor. I have full faith, however, that were this made into a set, the ramparts of the castle could be fairly readily furnished with woodlander minifigures brandishing a whole array of weaponry.
Thanks for checking this out. I hope you enjoyed your perusal.
Piece count: right around 3000
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"The Abbey
This is Redwall Abbey, the home of the peaceful woodland creatures of Mossflower. The grounds and buildings of the abbey contain many details, including the following:
The mighty outer walls to withstand invasion
The Great Hall where the sword, shield, and tapestry of Martin the Warrior are housed
Cavern Hole, the official eatery and bakery, in which many a feast has been had
The dormitories, for recovery after a long day
The abbey pond, a great spot for relaxation and fishing
The bell tower which houses the great Joseph Bell, ready to peal out its many messages
And many more details!
A Note about Minifigures
I will be the first to say the tiny mice, squirrels, etc. scattered throughout are a bit underwhelming. Unfortunately, many of the anthropomorphic animal parts available (such as a rabbit head, for instance) are not in the part list of Studio, currently, where this project was created. The only true minifigure currently in the set is Martin the Warrior in full battle armor. I have full faith, however, that were this made into a set, the ramparts of the castle could be fairly readily furnished with woodlander minifigures brandishing a whole array of weaponry.
Thanks for checking this out. I hope you enjoyed your perusal.
Piece count: right around 3000
"