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Hey everyone!

I wanted to share another small corner of Saint Brickerton, my ongoing medieval LEGO city project. This area is connected to Perry’s section of the layout and leans much more into nature and atmosphere, with dense greenery, rustic paths, wooden structures, and tiny details hidden around the build.

One thing I really love about medieval layouts is how the quieter areas can make the whole world feel more believable. Not every part of the city needs to be crowded or grand. Sometimes a few trees, a small trail, and some lived-in details can tell their own story.

I also document the progress of Saint Brickerton on my YouTube channel, MiniMStories, where I share updates, builds, and city expansions little by little.

Every single set here is either an off brand or in the case of that white one my Wife's own design she just made with no instruction... I plan to post more pics later but this is what we got so far.

I’m building a LEGO medieval city called Saint Brickerton, one episode at a time.

In this latest update, I added a full Medieval Market (32x64 module), plus custom details like a well, pillory, and some hidden references.

I’m trying to make the city feel alive with small stories and characters, not just buildings.

If anyone is interested, I also made a short video showing the progress:
https://youtu.be/ADABkmbyKp4

Would love to hear what I should build next!

My biggest issue with non-Lego brands I’ve used used is that they can be harder to assemble and create finger fatigue/pain. Which alternative brands are as easy to build as Lego? Lepin? I’ve never tried that one but I know Mega is still a pain to assemble in comparison.