anders67

Very nice build, and intressting to read about your build process

It is not just Eurobricks that is suffering of less activity, other AFOL forum is experience the same trend of less activity. We can see it less visits to the forum, less comments and likes, and also loosing to the dark ages again. the reasons, other social media is one reason, is it wrong? No it is just a change we have to accept. Another reason might be the forum require more ”skills” to post and upload photos compared to FB or Insta, even thou eurobricks has a very nice and modern UX compared to f.ex simple machine UX

Hi Brandon Thanks! Happy you like it! The stickers is custom made on transparent vinyl, a fellow swebrick member teaches in graphical production at a university that has high quality flatbed printer, special with this printer is the ability to print with white color. The screens is actual McDonalds screensdumps from actual swedish menues/screens.

A new house in the "The Hills" city layout. Inspired by a McDonalds in German hansa city Rostock - A city McDonald's More photos in the Flickr album - https://flic.kr/s/aHsmNqcMp6 49929934992_a67966d1ee_o by Anders Horvath, on Flickr 49929115753_0125d6d032_o by Anders Horvath, on Flickr 49929115588_c5c22f635d_o by Anders Horvath, on Flickr 49929631611_5457b8e7f1_o by Anders Horvath, on Flickr 49929630796_5bc0362e33_o by Anders Horvath, on Flickr 49929115963_e5f5d47e84_o by Anders Horvath, on Flickr

Thanks, yes the royal blue and medium is great together! All my The Hills modulars have the plants/stairs! 😃

A video as an alternative to the exhibition that was canceled

Thanks Jerry Thanks, it was fun and challenging, the roof was a little bit tricky! Thanks, yes the levels is on many of my The Hills builds! Look out for pictures and Video this weekend!

Thanks Neonic The steps and flowerbeds are part of the overall designtheme for my layout and Town. Next weekend I hope to post som vido of the whole layout!

Thanks!

Thanks, it was fun to build!

This house is based on the official set [bs]76108[/bs] The roof was a challange as this is in a corner and not just stright! Untitled by Anders Horvath, on Flickr Untitled by Anders Horvath, on Flickr Untitled by Anders Horvath, on Flickr The two brothers that work in the Delin/Pizzerian Untitled by Anders Horvath, on Flickr The newly wed couple, doctors in Chemistry and archology. Untitled by Anders Horvath, on Flickr Untitled by Anders Horvath, on Flickr Untitled by Anders Horvath, on Flickr Untitled by Anders Horvath, on Flickr

Another house for the The Hills city layout! The Hills Blue Corner 1 by Anders Horvath, on Flickr The Hills Blue Corner 3 by Anders Horvath, on Flickr The Hills Blue Corner 6 by Anders Horvath, on Flickr

A re-use of an older MOC - https://www.swebrick.se/index.php?topic=10095.msg219523#msg219523 The Hills Limestone Church 01 by Anders Horvath, on Flickr The Hills Limestone Church 04 by Anders Horvath, on Flickr The Hills Limestone Church 07 by Anders Horvath, on Flickr

A small MOC based on two officiell sets [bs]60097[/bs] City Square [bs]40305[/bs] LEGO Brand Store. I think it turned out good with the massive yellow "stripes". The Hills LEGO store 01 by Anders Horvath, on Flickr The Hills LEGO store 02 by Anders Horvath, on Flickr The Hills LEGO store 03 by Anders Horvath, on Flickr

A new MOC in the The Hills series and part of a bigger layout. The Hills Pink Castell 01 by Anders Horvath, on Flickr The Hills Pink Castell 02 by Anders Horvath, on Flickr The Hills Pink Castell 03 by Anders Horvath, on Flickr The Hills Pink Castell 04 by Anders Horvath, on Flickr [table] [tr][td][/td][td][/td][td][/td][/tr] [tr][td]The Hills Pink Castell 12 by Anders Horvath, on Flickr[/td][td]The Hills Pink Castell 13 by Anders Horvath, on Flickr[/td][td]The Hills Pink Castell 17 by Anders Horvath, on Flickr[/td][/tr] [/table] And there is a tree next to the Pink house The Hills Tree - model 05 - 06 by Anders Horvath, on Flickr The Hills Tree - model 05 - 05 by Anders Horvath, on Flickr The Hills Tree - model 05 - 02 by Anders Horvath, on Flickr