The Watchtower.
The third and final section of the Viking Village is the Watchtower. It's two structures connected by rope bridge.
Bags 9 and 10 set up the walled tower.
Two fish hanging to dry, a detail I like very much.
These winding stone steps are one of my favorite parts of the whole village.
Viewed from behind, there's a cave!
With orange studs (representing minerals) for mining.
Bag 11 starts the second half of the Watchtower, which culminates in a wooden lookout on stilts.
Yo ho ho! Three barrels of mead.
The Shieldmaiden.
This room sits on top of the cave.
It contains a ladder, one pumpkin (brown, which is unusual), and a crate of cherries.
A side wall can be easily removed, like so, revealing a small table with a candle.
The roof is seemingly simple yet beautiful.
And there you have it, the Watchtower complete.
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The most enjoyable part of building it was the beautiful stonework and rock faces.
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In Part 5, you'll see how all three sections look when combined!