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@fondoffawns@nerdculture.de That's beautiful! When I was a kid, back in the late '80s, I had a lamp made from a piece of driftwood that had washed up on the Baltic Sea beach. My dad had built it. In the fall and winter, when the world outside was cold and wet, that was my absolute favorite place to play because the lamp gave off a beautiful, warm light and the lightbulb gave off a pleasant warmth. I used to combine it with Lego bricks, but most of the time I just played with the figures and the lamp because it seemed to have a sort of cave at the bottom, near the base, a smaller one just above that and was quite branched out. Sometimes I tried to build platforms around it with Lego bricks so it would turn into a treehouse village. This reminds me a lot of that. But back then, I would have loved it if there were more caves or rooms, just like yours, where more of my Lego figures could live.