Have you ever wondered who provides the fish for the Lion Queen’s grand banquets? Or who delivers the wood for the town’s skilled carpenter? Have you ever pondered where the tax collector goes when he's not collecting taxes? Wonder no more! The answer lies within "The Medieval Fishing Village"— the ideal addition to any majestic medieval castle layout.

The “Medieval Fishing Village” consists of six unique structures (four houses, a bridge and a sign post), a raft and a carriage and comes with 11 minifigures, a horse, a goat and several birds and fish.

The Fishing Hut: The fishing hut consists of a rocky base with a small basement store room, a pier and a small hut with removable roof.
The River House: The cozy river house has a nice fireplace, a removable roof and enough pier space to dock a small boat or raft.
The Saw Mill: The fully working saw mill is powered by turning the water wheel (see video).
The Tax Collector’s Manor: The seat of the tax collector has a large vault in the basement and can be opened up to increase its footprint and to access the interior.
The Bridge: The bridge connects the stilt houses to the rest of the village and is used as a checkpoint for the village guards.
The Signpost: The signpost is the centre of the village and shows the directions to the most important locations in the kingdom.
The Horse-drawn Carriage: The horse-drawn carriage is used to carry big logs to the saw mill.
The Raft: The raft is used by outlaws to secretly approach the village via the river to steal from the tax collector’s vault.

Thank you for checking out my submission to Series 7 of the Bricklink Designer Program. If you like the model or want to give feedback, please leave a comment below!

Width: 60.0cm
Length: 50.0cm
Height: 25.4cm

Check out the 3d models of the “Medieval Fishing Village” in the video below!