I am happy to show you my build - the Elven House. It is a fantasy rendition of a living villa/house that tries to honour and portray the classical properties of Elvish architecture in fantasy. Combining the love and use of nature with a using marble and stonework to show the antiquity and age of their buildings. The walls and the roof are also very ornate to show the artistic sense of the Elves.

Dimensions of the set: 40.1 x 53.6 x 21.5 cm

The set consists of three large parts that can be combined together to create a magnificent villa with garden and tree observatory. The house also has a separate roof, which you can "unlock" by moving bottom parts of the roof and safely removing it. Then you just straighten the angles, place it back on the house and let gravity do its work :). Bedroom can also be easily removed to access the bottom part.

The garden portrays the elvish love of nature with trees, fountain and overgrown pergola. There are also flowers and rocks that are ingrown into the house that show the harmony of Elves and Nature. Statue in turn portrays relationship with their rich history. Pergola can be "locked" onto the roof of the house to create a wall of flowers going from the garden up to the top of the villa. Pergola sports a snacking table and a bow hanger for target practice in Elves' favourite sport.

The house is a large build with interior containing dining table, kitchen, little divans, library and a writing table. There is also an inner fountain and a shrine honouring the family and the fallen in past battles. Going up the staircase there is a bedroom with painting stand and an entrance to the tree observatory. The walls are full of intricate columns and archs that provide a lot of light into the building.

The tree is a separate build with a little rocky garden at the top with a pillow for reading. From the house you can enter an observatory built on a platform in the middle of the tree where you can look through telescope and gaze at the stars.