Fun Friday the Cheese House

Good Morning, TGIF I hope its been a good week for you and have a good weekend

Today I am keeping with my Fun Friday posts and back to a #lumibricks Set I built

This week it is the Farmstead cheese House which is part of the Farm life series and was a relatively small set with only 867 Pieces.

Before talking about the set let me share my referral link in case you want to try out one of their sets you can check it out here

I am really impressed with this company I believe they are of equal quality to the Big L, and have excellent customer support, one a couple of sets i have built, I have had either a missing piece ( all be it not their faulty I dropped a few pieces and couldn't find them all) and one with a light string that didn't work, and they quickly sent replacements.

The box the sets come in are very solid, which is an issue as they are so solid I don't really want to throw them out, but have to or I will run out of space for them, and the instructions manuals are well printed and easy to follow, the only slight issue is sometimes if the set has bricks in similar colors just varying levels of light and darkness it can be a bit of a challenge to work out which color the instructions are referring to, but as I said its not to bad and I haven't found it to be a big issue

And they are releasing many cool and detailed sets with awesome lighting, due to space and budget constraints, I am being very picky now which sets I order, but my wife saw one yesterday the Vineyard estate which she loved so I did order that one :)

Now onto the cheese house, and i am not sure what I was thinking as when I edited and exported these photos I titled them the bee farm, probably thinking about that set which I need to take photos of, but this is indeed the Farmstead cheese house

here is a shot of the house

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And another shot of it, trying to show the lighting a bit better

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Now for most of my photo editing, I never change the sky i like to leave my nature shots for the most part as I saw them, but with these I do add skies to some including these first two shots

and even though a small set they did manage to squeeze in a lot of cool details and a couple of cute minifigs

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