MOC: A big family house

[kingsdom]

wow, cool big house!

[Vindicare]

Wow...this is really incredible. By far, the best house here! Jaw dropping, so much so I don't even know what to say anymore...

[aquapuke]

WOW, what a beauty!

[Legogal]

Cooler,

Absolutely love your mansion! The details are astounding! And the garden is to kill for! Lovely use of plants and foliage. This is quite a masterpiece. And all of the photos are very helpful.

I understand your need to use the parts to build something else. It costs so much to buy the parts that this is always a problems with large builds like this.

Good luck building your train station. I like the archictectural style of St. Petersburg.

Keep up the great work in the New Year! :thumbup:

[HighFlyer]

Absolute stunning, the details, inside and out, are breathtaking!

[Lance]

Wow, this is great! I really like how you've done the interior

[Stefano]

I love it, but one question, how many hours is in that ? :| too bad you have to destroy it to build new things but that problem is something i think everybody has.

[Capn Frank]

if there are to many photos i may take it away and leave it on brickshelf

I'm under the belief that the amount of photos shown in a post and/or topic should be proportional to the size and the amount of detail put into a MOC. 32 photos in a post is A LOT, but this is a very large building with A LOT of detail inside and outside the building. I would say you're fine with the quantity of photos you have posted, but in the future as a personal preference, I would try to use some thumb-links so that people are "bombarded" with images.

See my example below with a main overview image with thumbs of rotated views below:

[Redhead1982]

This is an excellent building. I've looked at the photos many times, and I still can find some amazing detailing I missed before. It looks very classic and I wouldn't mind moving in there, setting up a big library and a LEGO room inside.

[Pikachu]

What a lovely house!

Wonderfull MOC!

[CoolerTD]

I love it, but one question, how many hours is in that ? :| too bad you have to destroy it to build new things but that problem is something i think everybody has.

it took me approx 30 hours, but i constructed it from time to time and I built it within half a year

Finally i decided to organize an exposition, to show it to everybody before destroying :)

the report you can see here

Edited March 26, 2012 by CoolerTD

[zerobrick]

Excellent job O.O

The lighting is a touch of class :)

[BatonMedved]

Is this station in Pavlovsk, am I right?

[CoolerTD]

Is this station in Pavlovsk, am I right?

Yes, and i hope i will finally build it )

the photo from the exibition

[Ecclesiastes]

A great moc! Love the details on the outside and even more on the inside!

[zenda]

Very very nice!

The garden give me a good inspiration.

But, by the way, all your project is wonderful.

[SOPRANO]

Very nice house, i love it

The diorama is very beautiful.

[Dustin]

This is perhaps the most beautiful MOC I've ever laid my eyes upon. FANTASTIC!

[JamesTheCat]

Simply stunning! Looking forward to seeing your train station :)

[Miller]

Beautiful, It really does steal the show when with the rest of the modular builds!

[CarrollFilms]

If only LEGO would take awesome MOC's like this into consideration and make them into sets.

[Solscud007]

Wow I love the garden and the wall. Also nice job on the lights. Very nice!!!

[tatertots]

Love the gate and the layout! Keep up the good work!!!!

[Rail Co]

This is so cool. I like how you could incorporate some lights too! :thumbup:

[Asper]

What a beautiful house!