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[kris kelvin]

My lastest creation. Build for contest on polish blog - Link (unfortunately only in Polish).

Eliot Ness and his companions.

Fake box was made because it was a rule in the contest.
Enjoy (I hope)









Brickshelf - when public

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[SlyOwl]

Really nice work, the minifigs are great, as is the period-styling. I especially like the grills on the windows.

Makes me wish I was Polish

[Alex the Great]

Very nice, I really like the grilled windows also. The vehicles are well done, and modular buildings are always cool. Keep it up, when's the release date?

[Capt. Stabbin]

Your MOCs are true works of art, such amazing detail. I especially like all the detail in the building. I'd buy this set in a heartbeat!!

[Fires-storm]

Wow, I love this! you had my hopes up that this was an actual set, I was about to cruise lego hoping to buy it I love all the detail you packed into it, including the cars, and custom mobsters! excellent work, and keep bricking!

This post has been edited by Fires-storm: 06 March 2010 - 04:31 PM

[Enilder]

wow thought LEGO released another set today. this looks very good!!!

[jyves]

'Just' SUPERB

[Mac-K]

This is incredible work Kris! There is so much in this MOC to love! The detailing on the building is great, especially the dark red used for the intricate brick work. The vehicles are great as well, I especially like that patrol car. Elliot Ness and his crew just look fantastic. I love the Kevin Costner movie, and I could instantly tell who each of the four are, especially Oscar and Malone. Again, just awesome work Kris, thank you for sharing!

This post has been edited by Mac-K: 06 March 2010 - 05:38 PM

[Zorro]

Amazing piece of work, Kris Kelvin, there are few Polish people on Eurobricks, but the few we have all seem to be outstanding MOCbuilders!
I love how you represented the Untouchables, looks very real to me .

[Sir Dillon]

Beautiful building and cars, but did you really count all the pieces used in this creation? That is not a feat to be overlooked!

[remus753]

I assume it was intentional as my favorite detail is that the windows appear to have some grime around the edges. Sort of speaks to a rough and tumble era in Chicago, a very industrial city that was full of pollution at the time. Always impressed when someone goes to incredible lengths in order to make their design appear realistic. Well done! I would also like to echo what everyone else has said.

[L-space]

Great work Kris.

Perfectly executed with great detail.
And I see a new movie-role for Sean Connery as Jim Malone.

[insanerobo]

Wow...that looks amazing!

[Capt. Redblade]

L-space, on Mar 6 2010, 11:13 AM, said:

Great work Kris.

Perfectly executed with great detail.
And I see a new movie-role for Sean Connery as Jim Malone.

Funny you should say that, because Sean Connery WAS Malone about 20 years ago.

"You've just fulfilled the first rule of law enforcement. At the end of the day, make sure you go home alive. Thus endeth the lesson."
(I might be paraphrasing. I've only seen the film once and it was pretty difficult to hear at that part.)

This post has been edited by Capt. Redblade: 06 March 2010 - 08:40 PM

[Commander_Rob]

Wonderful, the building looks very nice, the minifigs are well done and the vehicles look as well designed as those from the Indiana Jones sets.
Great builds from a great movie.