For generations, people have always looked to the skies, Imaged lands above, and pondered their place in the universe. This floating island features a lot of sky-based elements including but not limited to: cloud/starry furniture, rainbow trees, azure coloring, and birds! The house contains everything needed for living; food, water, a heater for the cold elevation of the skies, etc. The island has inspiration from fantasy everywhere!

The living room contains a sun rug, a fluffy and soft cloud chair, a table with the heater, a broom and axe, even a shelf. The shelf contains some potions, strange magical 'things', a tea collection, and extra wood on the top. The upper floor contains a fluffy luxury cloud bed, a table with a crystal ball, a floating cloud staff 'thing', a book, a lantern, and the wizard's gold coins. The attic is the aviary part, complete with birds, bags of bird feed, and a shovel. With a front door, staircase, droppable ladder, and bird door shutters, the whole place is accessible for minifigures. The outdoors has a bird bath, 2 trees, a well with a warrior statue, a bucket, a dining area complete with an outdoor grill, some glowing plant 'thing', a sky sundial, a sextant, and owl, a nest, and a bat. There are plenty of elements of fun for everyone.

-A sundial is an ancient type of clock that used shadows to determine what the time is. There would be a monument in the middle casting the shadow and lines toward and away from the sun which measure the hours. This sundial is based on real Egyptian sundials except for the round Greek-like middle. This sundial also implies that the door faces the sun.

-Many of the 'magical' elements in the build are there to make it feel like a fantasy wizard house and were not given properties or backstory. One of those elements is a crystal piece with a star on it, it is undecided if it is a potion, a crystal, or something else...

-Birds and flying animals were a big theme in the set, the original design had even more birds, stands, and nests.

-The set was designed to be as unique as possible, floating islands are something widely unheard-of, and it's an aviary of all things. This was even given uncommon elements like a sextant, a sundial, even a glow-in-the-dark ball 'thing' on the shelf.

If this set gets popular enough, I will most likely make more floating island builds in the future, making a series. This could still be the last time there is ever a Lego floating island, better get it now before it is too late, only 20000 will be produced max.