in a little fjord icelandic

[pif500]

a small moc veiled revival:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/pif500/4913192116/

http://www.flickr.com/photos/pif500/4912587935/in/photostream/

http://www.flickr.com/photos/pif500/4913193392/in/photostream/

http://www.flickr.com/photos/pif500/4912589193/in/photostream/

[The Penguin]

A very fine MOC, pif500! )

I just love that feeling of "cosyness" in such small and well-detailed houses! And the design of the heater is simply great! Very well done. )

Good day, ladies and gentlemen! )

[lightningtiger]

Excellent little shack there 'pif500' - cute rough steps and beautiful simple roof and brickwork.

Great work and I'm a conformist! 'pif500' I'm a conformist! !

[pif500]

Thank you very much for all your comments

[Plissken]

This is a great looking MOC pif500.

Very nice uses of Minifig hands and arms. The hut looks cute and the birds are awesome. Great work, very inspiring.

[XimenaPaulina]

Wow, I have always been a fan of those who creatively find ways to use ordinary lego pieces into unusual builds - and this is one of them. I'm totally amazed by the little but effective details of this MOC - the use of yellow hands for the hay roof, the brickbuilt birds (clever use of MF arm), the sitting man, the chimney smoke - all unique, interesting, and well-executed builds! Very impressive work pif500!

[dragunov]

Wow, now thar is nice, it looks really cosy in there, and the straw roof looks brilliant, never seen that technique before!

[flat_four]

Really love this MOC

Although quite a small scene the level of interest and detail is amazing. Another vote for the hand thatch - pure brilliance

Thanks for sharing

Ben

[Baylego]

Nice little house! I like how you fit so much detail into this. I also like how you do the roof, with the upside down plate and hands.