Recent content by LukeJackson

Thanks for the feedback! I see what you mean. You're gonna hear from me again probably sometime in the next week :) Cheers

The last floor, the dachstuhl, is for the tailor and his wife. There is not much to say about it, it's just where they sleep. On the other side we have some more unused fabric. It's a reserved stock for when his supplies downstairs are empty. Well, that is my take on a middle class building...

The second room on the first floor is just a small one, where the tailor can write down all the sales he has done that day. The door on the wall is for a small one block balcony, so the tailor can let in some fresh air or look over the street. The bigger balcony on the front is just a...

Greetings! Thanks for the nice feedback on my previous build. Your were right, Stoney Sept was a bit more of a challenge for me. While studying the houses and the style of Stoney Sept, I noticed, that quite many of the bigger houses were really luxurious, but still labeled as a middle class...

Also I tried to use the common blocks used in the 'gardens' of the Farmer-houses in Hawthornetown, but I still tried to make it look a bit unique in the shape and the size: I think it turned out pretty well and I think it would fit in with the scheme of the town. What do you think of it...

Hello again CashBanks, After studying the Hawthornetown style for a while, here is what I came up with: Because of the small size of the house, I had some trouble not straight copying one of the already done buildings. At the beginning it was kind of hard to find spots in the build to make...

Hey CashBanks, Thanks a lot for the feedback! I am still interested in becoming a builder, but apperently my inbox was somehow messed up so I couldn't see your reply. I'll get right to work and send you my build as soon as I am satisfied with it :) Cheers

18 Germany It was about one or two months ago on a random instagram post. It was a screenshot of Kings Landing from WesterosCraft with the caption: ''Look at what people can accomplish, when they work together'' or something similar. I'm sorry but I did not find the specific page...