Dark ages all gone

[mukkes]

New member, just came out of the dark ages, which was quite long, as i played with lego in the 1970's, and just recently started enjoying lego again. Also shows how old i am. Back then it was mostly the 2x4 bricks on a thick baseplate. Times have changed, and now i see these wonderfull sets with all these wonderfull parts to build with, and think how much i have missed in all these years. My wife started again with lego earlier, with some smaller sets, but also the lego ideas fishinghut/shop, and a large ninjago set. So i got interested and bought a 3 in 1 set, made that with ease, then wanting a more challanging set, and bought the lego ideas treehouse. And while building this, i got inspired to make my own mocs, or mods. Without finishing taking the whole set apart, i started making my own mod/moc (not sure how to classify it, as i use parts of the treehuts) and made a log cabin with a green roof, that is a roof where plants grow on. It's not fancy, just put it together in two afternoons without greenery surrounding the log cabin, just to see what i could make with the parts from the treehouse set. Here are some photos

I like the roof, and will use this again, making it much better then this.

I have lots more ideas, but as me and my wife have just started, our collection of parts need to grow. 

Edited December 25, 2019 by mukkes

[jimmynick]

Hello mukkes, and welcome to EB! I'm glad building the Ideas treehouse has inspired you, and thank you for sharing your log cabin with us. I hope to see more of what you have to build in the future!

[mukkes]

Thanks for the welcome! And i hope to show more builds, as i have plenty of ideas, like building a hobbit house, a simple wooden medieval longhouse, an old British cottage with cottage garden, and whatever else i will be inspired to do.

[LEGO Train 12 Volts]

Welcome mukkes, nice roof for your MOC!

[Cylo]

Welcome to Eurobricks! The roof of the house certainly looks interesting! 

[leafan]

Welcome to Eurobricks, @mukkes!