As I told it in the HoF introduction thread , I'm going where inspiration leads me ... nothing original as I don't see who would not !

So I'm there ...
Link to the official Burg Eltz site by clicking on this picture .
... and I'm there for the next weeks , if not months . Sorry for the fans of big cities ...

At this step , I thought it was necessary to give more informations about what I'm doing . I wouldn't like to see this medieval village appear just like a "cliché" . How beautiful this cliché would be , reality of medieval shadows in Europe is a lot more mind-blowing ...


Riechsburg castle is another treasure near Burg Eltz . I visited once the
Moselle valley with my parents but , honestly I was too young - 6/7 y.o. - to appreciate the travel through time . I just remember to have found tiresome & boring to go from a visit to another all these 3 days long ... Now , I hope to have this opportunity again .

Cochem near Reichsburg is a very inspirational place ... I'm currently using that kind of view to work on the
Medieval Village Part 3 ...
"Geraniums at the windows"After
Xannepan's medieval houses , I'm using
Haalermmergold' medieval BATs - they are fabulous ! - turned to props with PluginManager . Unfinished .
The summarization of has been done so far :
Medieval Village Part 1 - Finished .

Medieval Village Part 2 - Temporary , waiting to see what the neighboring Lots will be ...

Castle Entrance ...

And a filler Lot .

Progresses in game .





Well ... I hope I'll be worthy my reputation and that I'll keep on to be interesting untill this project is finished . Already said , it will take months ...
1 - Extension of the village .
2- Addition of the German Church from
Haarlemmergold
3- Addition of a windmill , using these
Simgoober's props ... I don't thinh that any Lot has been edited with them ...

4 - Addition of a second parking for cars , and a third for busses only .
5 - Creation of a rural surrounding using
Chrisadam's great stuff .
It will be long ... firstly because I'm not able anymore to spend 8 hours on a single LotEditor session .
Secondly , I felt in love with this Yamaha Grizzly 700Fi ...

... not mine . I mean ... not yet .

Thanks for your attention .

Cedric