Cinderella/ Assepoester

[Wout]

Barbara Werth, Lego Ambassador and member of Lowlug, bought a playmobile fairytale set and made a lego version with many nice details *wub* (look in the kitchen for her version of a Rembrandt painting) *pirate*

Story (in Dutch) www.lowlug.nl/forum/viewtopic.php?t=3993

Brickshelf www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=243985

Edit: Edited your links.

Edited April 6, 2007 by Hobbes

[Hobbes]

I saw that on 1000steine the other day (she's a member there, too).

Interesting idea and again proves the value of playmobil as source for ideas. Now only TLC/G has to go the same way ;-)

Thanks for the links!

[Starwars4J]

What a beautiful MOC! But...all those 2x1 plates *wacko* It looks nice but what a tedious task! The attention to detail is commendable.

[Asuka]

Wonderful, with lots of great details like these pigeons and that kitchen interior...! *y*

[Wout]

Thank you for editing Hobbes!

Do you know what I must do to make the links work?

About 100steine, she lives in the Netherlands and is member of lowlug, but she comes from Germany and is also member there and she's Ambassador (is my spelling right?) of Germany, I read.

[Zaktan of the Shadows]

It is a beutiful Moc. I really like the detail put in it.

-ZotS

[Sir Dillon]

I've pictures of this before from different conventions, but never many good close-ups, so thanks for posting this, Wout. :-)

This is a great creation, there's some great details throughout, and I like the way it all fits together.