Versula, the vampire Queen has paid a wealthy visit to Danni - a divination mystic. Danni brews up elixirs with blue berries (hidden under her bed) with her magical wand and couldron she can turn the elixir pink. Versula is after the Elixir and has brought her black knight to watch as guard while she comes to trade with Danni.

You see...the Elixir helps Versula's skin to remain yellow so she can go outside in the sunlight.

Danni can be crafty, and with her crystal ball and tarot, she can travel wherever she likes to make money, and she wants to deceive the Vampire, by providing only a temporary potion....what would happen next?

The Mystical Gypsy Wagon, is made using large wheels, to represent the reality of the wagons. It has a sleeping area, angled windows, a couldron and of course a guitar.

I angled the windows using hinge bricks with plates on top, held them into place with slopes. and technic elements are angled to allow for the windows to stay in place.

Underneath the wagon are bricks with channels and the table has rails to slide into place, with a handle as an easy way to position.

The back panel is removable, with a wall that has 2/3 slopes on top and just a couple of studs on the bottom for access.

The roof is on hinges and can lift up, or lay directly on supporting columns.

There is chairs up front to steer the wagon, and a lot of little builds to make the experience more enjoyable.

The colour scheme was the main part of my design, i tried to incorporate a tan (brick yellow) roof, with sand green sides and red under carriage with striking wheels. I felt that the design must include some floral elements as i feel these really made it a stand out wagon, rather then decals. all over the carriage is olive green, red, white foliage using various bricks with studs on one side.

I absolutely love the railings decor from candelabras near the entrance.

It started near 6 months ago, as a fairly new AFOL, i learned about bricklink and the studio to make your own designs, loving lego as a child, but only ever having the boxes of mixed parts, i always just created things. When i opened the studio, it all began....I started drawing out the design for the wagon then. I had an image in my head and could not put it aside. After some trial and error i finally got to this moment. I hope that others would love it too!