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[Bernd]

B-PM-02D

What is a Lego city without a police station? Right, absolutely incomplete.

So I built one.

"Similiar in style and size" (according to the rules) in my opinion means besides the size and other things like the sidewalk tiles only in the ground floor.

The car might look familiar. Please consider it as a tribute.  

This link is for bigger pictures, including a picture with my modulars.  

http://www.h3bracing...ular_police.jpg













Thanks for taking a look!

[little cousin]

Hi Bernd,

your building is marvelous !
I like how it seems to fit in to the original sets. Also some great and neat details like the safe, the little prison and the watercooler.
cheers, little cousin

Edited by little cousin, 31 July 2012 - 08:06 PM.

[The Blue Brick]

Great build. The facade is great, and I love that Police van. The interior also looks very nice.

Good luck in the contest.  

[lightningtiger]

AWESOME is the word for this police station and that police truck could easily be a great winter village piece eh ?
Excellent exterior and impressive interior.....good luck and Brick On 'Bernd' !

[Carbohydrates]

You know, one thing I really like about this is it matches the official LEGO modular buildings' "flexible setting" as far as mixing early 1900s with modern details. I always found that particularly charming about them.

[L@go]

I love the facade! Dark blue and tan is a perfect colour combination for this. Well done - and the best of luck to you.

[BrickPicker]

Wonderful!!!  Love the steps!

[Redhead1982]

This is an architecturally interesting Police station. My favorite is the corner bay window with white roundish part. The color choice is a nice one. Moreover, the building has its 1900-ish style. Great entry and good luck in the contest.

[Niku]

Great entry, I love the facade.
I associate the style, somehow,to Racoon city PD.  
Good luck.

[greg3]

Very nice!! Great use of the corner layout and I love all the details (especially the gun locker!!)