Sunday, January 31, 2010
European Style
Categories:
Brick Street,
LEGO,
Model,
Modular,
Shops
It Was Bound To Happen
There are some amazing details in this MOC by Lego-Henri. 10/10
Categories:
Brick Street,
LEGO,
Model,
Modular,
Shops
Saturday, January 30, 2010
TO ALL READERS
The contributors of this blog greatly appreciate our audience's interests regarding the MOCs that are posted. So, thank you! We'll do the best we can to keep up with that. ;-)
However, we have had a recent wave of worthless advertisements being posted that are totally irrelevant to the subject matter.
However, we have had a recent wave of worthless advertisements being posted that are totally irrelevant to the subject matter.
PLEASE TAKE NOTE
ADVERTISEMENTS WILL BE DELETED A SHORT TIME AFTER BEING POSTED.
YOU ARE WASTING YOUR TIME, SO DON'T BOTHER IN THE FIRST PLACE.
THANK YOU.
YOU ARE WASTING YOUR TIME, SO DON'T BOTHER IN THE FIRST PLACE.
THANK YOU.
Thursday, January 28, 2010
Town by the Lake
This is a wonderful way to display the larger sets from the past few years. Loving the swans. By midnightcat.
Categories:
Brick Street,
LEGO,
Model,
Modular
Tuesday, January 26, 2010
Saturday, January 23, 2010
Tuesday, January 19, 2010
Empty Building Fronts
These houses are really in more of a classic town scale (~7 bricks per floor instead of ~10 bricks per floor for Cafe Corner scale), but they show some interesting techniques. Who hasn't wondered if we could save parts by only building the visible parts of buildings instead of a full structure?
Categories:
Brick Street,
LEGO,
Model,
Modular,
Shops
Sunday, January 17, 2010
Post Office
There are some really interesting techniques used in this modular post office by rileeuw. Thank goodness for the newer range of windows. Thank you for all the messages about the new modular building. We will show pictures when they become official.
Categories:
Brick Street,
LEGO,
Model,
Modular,
Offices
Sunday, January 10, 2010
LEGO Building # Awesome
In this spectacular creation by a-corp, there's everything one can enjoy in a MOC. The photography really makes the building look dominant over the surrounding intersection, something that I personally just love about this creation. The architecture along with the subtle colors also makes it extremely realistic. Furthermore, put up against a modified Fire Brigade set, it looks like it belonged there all along. No doubt a source for inspiration.
There's more buildings now too, so check them out!
Friday, January 8, 2010
Chilly Weekend Ahead
I'm a teacher - so I haven't been to work much this week. I discovered this MOC this morning and thought it summed up the weeks weather quite well. Stories about the weather you've been having across the world most welcome.
Boutique & Apartment
This elegant boutique was created by Badsneaker. Read more about it on Eurobricks.
Categories:
Brick Street,
LEGO,
Model,
Modular,
Shops
Wednesday, January 6, 2010
Anbody up for Chinese and Ice Cream?
I Scream Clone's Modular Building consists of a Chinese restaurant, and for those of whom less exotic, an ice cream parlor. The choice of colors is terrific, supplementing it well with any CC building, as shown in the picture. It's a nice solid looking structure with a great facade, so check it out!
Saturday, January 2, 2010
Cyber Cafe
Joaquin brings us this fantastic Cyber Cafe. I especially like the creative use of the windows, but best of all is the welcoming robot detail in the roof. Brilliant.
Categories:
Brick Street,
Cafe,
LEGO,
Model,
Modular
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