The Honesty Cart

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I recently posted about the update to Fraulein Pfiezel’s cottage.


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This update was required as you may recall, due to me making comments about the cottage but not having modelled it accurately, hence the updates.

Now, at the start of the description I mentioned how you can find your way to the cottage via a path that is marked with an abandoned cart.

I decided that whilst I wait the last bits I need to finish the farm 

(LINK)   I may as well make the cart.


So here it is:

 





In order to secure the services of Fraulein Pfiezel, you look up the relevant payments on the sign, and once you have left the payments you ring the bell and go away.


Depending on the instructions noted on said sign, you then return the next day or the day after at the same time as you rang the bell, and your goods will be ready for you.

It is a simple system and means the old lady does not have to endure conversation with the villagers.


Comments

  1. Andy McMaster21 February 2025 at 22:28

    Thats excellent! Nicely done.

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    1. Mike22 February 2025 at 08:50

      Thank you, it adds some flavour and potential story ideas, whilst being an easy to make bit of terrain.

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  2. fanskaven22 February 2025 at 10:04

    I love the concept and the outstanding performance you have achieved with this piece. It says so much with so little..... Congratulations

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    1. Mike22 February 2025 at 10:18

      Thank you!

      My farmhouse should be ready to show soon, that however took a LOT of time!!

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  3. FreeXerjin28 February 2025 at 18:38

    I love the little story to go with the piece. The flocking and veg is really nice.

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    1. Mike28 February 2025 at 18:40

      Thanks!!

      I like to build worlds and that means everything is there for a reason, so what is that reason?
      If I don't know, then I don't believe it.

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  4. matthewjksullivan1 March 2025 at 15:38

    I will say it again: this is such a magnificent project.

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  5. Slave to Darkness2 March 2025 at 14:13

    Omg I love the tiny tomatoes.

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