This is a project I started a little while after I finished this build's sibling; the Ye Olde Noble's Estate. Again, I can't really say how long it took me to make. I went for a few months building for an hour or so and taking little breaks in between to refresh my creativity.
It's a very accurate rendering of my idea of a medieval inn/tavern. It includes everything I could think of that's needed to run a tavern like this one. I used many pictures and historical (sorta) references to make this as realistic as possible. Anything else was just for looks, and to set the mood.
-This is the basic view from the outside. As you can see, I used the same hill design, since it was the only one I could use that I was sure wouldn't get much criticism. You can see the tavern itself, the mini-stables, and the brick trail running along it.
-A basic view of the interior. You can imagine the greasy, fat peasants guzzling beer, stuffing their faces, and having a great time around this eating area and bar! :D
-The kitchen attached to the main structure. Shelves, boxes and barrels line the walls, with a table holding prepared meals and a charming... slaughtered duck ready for the roasting.
-An example of one of the rooms that line the upper, larger layer of the tavern. Relatively simple, including a bed, table (or chest, in other cases) holding some wine, a book, and a glass. Simple and cheap.
-One of my favorite parts of the build; the bar. It's not complex at all! Just a few kegs of ale, and a shelf holding glasses for the visitors who stop by for a drink. I think it really highlights the idea of a cheerful, carefree tavern.
-Last, and probably least, is the cellar. It wasn't in the original plan, but I really wanted to put something under the hill, like I did with the Ye Olde Noble's Estate, and the tavern staff needed some place to keep their extra supplies.
I hope you've enjoyed your look into my latest, and (in my opinion) best accomplishment. I would like constructive criticism, and any tips to improve the build would be greatly appreciated. If you wish, please rate #/10.
Thank you!
