The Grand Joust of Gisellicburg

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The Grand Joust of Gisellicburg

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This is a collaborative build by myself and my real-life Brother Steven.

Twas built as the final scene in our first book in our series, THE ANSELM SAGA, part 1 "The Envoy"

Learn more about it here!
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Well, we were both very happy with how this one turned out! At 128 x 80 studs it the biggest build we've ever made! (In total area.)

We hope you guys like it!

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Wow! Great :D 8) !
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Awesome! This is just so cool! I love all the fig posing, the scene's got a great sense of life to it!
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Excellent work Mark and Steven! I love this every bit of this build. Creative use of the checkered tiles as backgrounds and a great sense of overall action with the riders and crowd. Keep up the awesome work you two! :)

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Ok, this is awesome. You never disappoint, do you? :D
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Do we like it?!?! With anything you two build, is that even a question?!? This is fantastic, Mark,I bought book for my plane trip today, I'll flickrmail you with my thoughts when I'm done,but from the little that I've read it looks incredible!
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Magnific MOC! It got a medieval feeling on it that is really awesome! :D
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josdu wrote:Wow! Great !
Thanks man! ;)
Lord Mercat wrote:Awesome! This is just so cool! I love all the fig posing, the scene's got a great sense of life to it!
So glad you like it, thanks! :)
Sir Valiant wrote:Excellent work Mark and Steven! I love this every bit of this build. Creative use of the checkered tiles as backgrounds and a great sense of overall action with the riders and crowd. Keep up the awesome work you two!

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Thanks a bunch Valiant! :D
Sir Erathor wrote:Ok, this is awesome. You never disappoint, do you?
Thanks pal! Our next book will be 10x more amazing! With Dragons and monsters and... Well, I better be quiet now. ;)
Brickninja wrote:Do we like it?!?! With anything you two build, is that even a question?!? This is fantastic, Mark,I bought book for my plane trip today, I'll flickrmail you with my thoughts when I'm done,but from the little that I've read it looks incredible!
Haha! Thanks buddy! We'd love to hear your thoughts on this! It's our first real try at writing and we're definitely looking for improvement!
GyustSil wrote:Magnific MOC! It got a medieval feeling on it that is really awesome!
Thanks dude! :)
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Oh wow! This is gorgeous! Y'all have really out-done yourselves with this one! :)
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Beautiful scene you have here really full of detail. You don't see very many jousting scenes. Well done.

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This is the best joust scene build I can recall seeing. (Is that a backhanded way of challenging someone to do even better? maybe :D ) The overall size combines with the attention to details to make a really lively and realistic scene. The kind of thing that should be in a store display or something. The eyes of children and AFOLs alike would bug out. Wish I had such creative vision.
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Wow guys, this is amazing! From the trees, to the tents, to the minifig posing, this creation is just oozing with detail! Well done guys!
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As always, a fantastic creation of such a large caliber. The little details here and there really make it exceptional, though.

Looking forward to see where this project is going, and I'll have to check out the Envoy. :)
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Outstanding build, guys! It's great to see you two building together for once :roll: :wink:
Really, though, amazing build!
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Awesome job to the both of you. I like the tents a lot. It's cool to see some familiar factions present among the joust participants.
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