Farrant Posted December 27, 2011 B-OV-23B Hi to all, finally I found the courage to post my MOC for the contest, hope you like it. Soon more photos on my Flickr page. According to the traditions, I think that can't miss a bookshop which sells traditional Christmas stories like A Christmas Carol or useful Christmas postcards. Main photo that introduces the bookshop and its characters: A gentleman who needs to buy some Christmas postcards to send and maybe a book of traditional tales Inside the bookshop. The main floor, the owner's private room and the attic The minifigs all together On flickr (when public)Winter Bookshop Happy holidays Farrant Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
SilentMode Posted December 27, 2011 Excellent work on the nice big building, particularly the exterior, and a great original idea. Just about every village has a bookshop of some kind! Also I have to give you props for your usage of the S5 Detective torso. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
lightningtiger Posted December 27, 2011 Wonderful looking bookshop 'Farrant', looks very 19th Century Charles Dickson era kind of store frontage. Hope you and your family had a great Christmas......Brick On ! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
LEGO Train 12 Volts Posted December 27, 2011 Beautiful bookshop! I like the winter atmosphere and the inner details. The shelves are very well done. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Farrant Posted December 27, 2011 Thanks to all Speaking truthfully, I bet on the Dickens' mood but I also hope it fits the Winter Village atmosphere too The Detective torso is the best one I found for the "old style" owner, I try to catch the Winter Village mood, among the "new" (like the children clothes in the official sets) and the pretty-vintage style (imho of course ) , like the bakery and toyshop buildings. The shelves is a stroke of genius consequently a lack of pieces to do furnitures Glad you like it PS: for Christmas I received the Winter Bakery so it had been a great Christmas Brick on (right? ) Farrant Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
