"On the outskirts of the Lion Knight Kingdom, Lord BrØ le reigns over his subjects by royal proclamation. Famed for his opulent taste and love of riches, BrØ le is a stern ruler and loyal ally to the crown.

But all is not as it seems…

A spirited forest smuggling ring has infiltrated the Lord’s tower. A rat is in the ranks… and in the kitchen!

Can BrØ le and his followers uncover the source of this skulduggery or are they themselves in on the plot?

Amid the mayhem and deception, the kingdom’s subjects go faithfully about their chores with steadfast dedication, blissfully unaware of the mischief that surrounds them…

…or are they!?!"

Tower House Smallholding is a relatively large set of 3,416 pieces. It consists of 2 central buildings, a surrounding garden smallholding, a horse, cart and 8 minifigures.

All aspects are fully accessible; The Tower is hinged, revealing multiple rooms and internal details. The cottage separates in a modular-type construction.

As a nostalgic fan of the 1980s castle line, I wanted to recreate the sense of fun and adventure that Lego brought me as a child.

The smallholding concept came from my desire to stay true to the classic Medieval sets, whilst also offering something new and different. The smuggling theme immediately captured my imagination and the Tower House built out from that point.

I have named the main protagonist Lord BrØle – from the Danish for ‘roar’ (a nod to his Lion Knight affiliation) but call him what you like, the brilliance of Lego is in the imagination!

With plenty of hidden detail and secrets to uncover there are many storylines to create.

I look forward to everyone’s feedback. I hope (naturally!) that this design is well received and that you have as much fun interacting with it as I have building it.

Brick on!