The build uses a layered rock core that locks everything together with good rigidity and creates height variation for photos. All three structures have removable roofs and opening panels, so you can explore the interiors, hearth and tables in the longhouse, a forge and anvil with ember effect, stairs and walkways on the tower. Slopes and tiles sell the timber and thatch texture convincingly without feeling repetitive, and there are many small micro builds, barrels, fish, banners, shields, that bring the scene to life. The palette blends browns and greys with touches of green, plus trans light blue water at the dock to break up the mass. Trade offs, the footprint is wide for the final height, so it wants a shelf with some depth, and a few terrain segments sit on clips and jumpers that benefit from gentle handling. Overall, the village has strong presence, clear historical read at the scale, and a varied building experience across terrain, architecture and interiors.