BatonMedved

Building on the discussion of the road-baseplates, I would be really happy to see introduction of modular parts for highway. Remember set 6600 from 2000s? I was lucky to grab it on Bricklink, just cause of the overpass.

One of the most uninteresting years for me... Why is almost everything is out of scale? I mean, a beach buggy wider than a full size truck, seriously? Dozer got a better scale, but still oversized. Same with snow plow. I can understand long-term evolution from 4-wide classics to 6-wide standard, but then keep vehicles same scale, if you need a more expensive set don't just do an overblown vehicle - add some structures to it, be creative ftw. Isn't its the point of the city that everything should fit together? And then you have a 4x4 which is wider than half of road on a city baseplate... Will buy only excavator + truck, probably toilet vehicle. My only serious city investment this year is only the detectives office.

Is it just me or sets really look hideous compared to previous years? Many models lack details and look as if they are just built from big size bricks. But finally a decent normal size bulldozer though. The snow plow is good but doesn't make sense to me in a plastic world. I Like the truck with toilet though.

One should say the attention to detail and overall look have much improved.

Frankly speaking, having such a volume of bricks you should concentrate more on the style of the buildings rather than height.

Monster fighters train is not a train set actually.

Is this station in Pavlovsk, am I right?

Now that's an Apple store I see you're still in search for MacBook design. Why don't you simply turn these 2 connected gray 2x1 plates upside down and leave them with no extra parts? You will get flat screen and studs will work like rubber feet and as a bonus you will be able to "close the lid".. (or you can just turn over only screen part of notebook. And for the glass walls it's still better to use 6x5x1 transparent walls, in case you have enough of these.

Not sure if it will be approved for CUUSO - Apple is a trademark and licensing required. But it can also go as Noname electronics shop.

Best van yet so far. I also suggest it it for cuuso. Did you use a van baseplate or created custom chassis?

Agree on most points, especially a supermarket, maybe even standalone Megamarket. Car dealership also sounds like a good idea.

Modular Theather or Grand Opera.

Of course its 90% MOC, but still would be great to have this one as a separate set. Do you see that red bus too? Link

Monstrous! Although i would have done the lights in green, same as the body. Genius pantograph from skiis and pirate wrenches. Why won't Lego make a classic remake like this?

I mean you may not try to copy the original logo, but to make some kind of look-alike logo, to make it more clear compare brands Chevron and Octan. And what these mini-antennaes on tables resemble? The whole thing is Macbook as i think.