JimBaggins
Jose's Inn kitchen
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José’s Inn.
See other pictures for full interior and the other sides/back of the building.
Ever since I got the Medieval Blacksmith, I wanted to design another building to compliment it. I built this one as a companion piece for the Blacksmith and for the Trading Places category of Brickscalibur. The build consists of three removable layers, each with full interiors and access. I used up most of my brown plates, masonry bricks, 1 by grey and tan pieces, and red/dark red slopes. I enjoyed building it and hope you enjoy looking at it.
The lore for the build is that it was built by former pirate José, formerly known as Tatooga. His grandfather owned an inn, and José brought his old sign with him when he became a pirate. After he left Redbeards crew with Pig, he settled in the village of Bricksford by Brickwood forest. He found a plot of land near the center of the village, and used all his pirate treasure to build a magnificent Inn, placing his fathers sign above the door. He has two employees, who are engaged, and they serve a wide variety of guests in their dining area and guest rooms upstairs. José and his employees live in the attic on the 3rd story, except the cook, who lives elsewhere. I hope to eventually build up more of the town and forest around the Blacksmith and Inn.
Jose's Inn kitchen
Now on Lego IDEAS! ideas.lego.com/s/p:850f7f9538764ce5b37303bc9a98988f
José’s Inn.
See other pictures for full interior and the other sides/back of the building.
Ever since I got the Medieval Blacksmith, I wanted to design another building to compliment it. I built this one as a companion piece for the Blacksmith and for the Trading Places category of Brickscalibur. The build consists of three removable layers, each with full interiors and access. I used up most of my brown plates, masonry bricks, 1 by grey and tan pieces, and red/dark red slopes. I enjoyed building it and hope you enjoy looking at it.
The lore for the build is that it was built by former pirate José, formerly known as Tatooga. His grandfather owned an inn, and José brought his old sign with him when he became a pirate. After he left Redbeards crew with Pig, he settled in the village of Bricksford by Brickwood forest. He found a plot of land near the center of the village, and used all his pirate treasure to build a magnificent Inn, placing his fathers sign above the door. He has two employees, who are engaged, and they serve a wide variety of guests in their dining area and guest rooms upstairs. José and his employees live in the attic on the 3rd story, except the cook, who lives elsewhere. I hope to eventually build up more of the town and forest around the Blacksmith and Inn.