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Nice one!

Hi, thanks to everybody. I'm not so convinced about the pub (actually my favourite one is the Arch), but happy to see it likes you a lot! Soon (or later) I'll place the square into Rava Town, and I'll post an update. Once more, thanks to everybody!

Thanks to everybody for appreciating! What would you suggest me to build in order to fill the emply space on the right of the Fruit Arch (where there is the yellow plate)?

Hi to everybody, following the Hat Store (see https://www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?/forums/topic/147923-hat-store/) I decided to expand the project into Peace & War Square. The square is named after the two statue placed besides the Arch: the war statue on the right and the peace statue on the left. It is composed of four main buildings: the Hat Store, The Gringotts Inn and the Fruit Loggia (from left to right) plus the Alice Arch and the Tower. Here follows some shots for each of the the buildings, except the Hat Store, see the related topic). First of all the Gringotts Pub Somebody on the roof.... The first floor. And the pub. The Fruit Loggia With a small Orchestra performing on the top! And finally Alice Arch (named after my second little daughter). Somebody is planning to sell it to some tourist? Some additional shots from the ground from a professional photographer perspective! Street cabaret! Last shots Frontal View Right View (War Statue) Left View (Peace Statue) Actually the project was interrupted four months ago due to worl reason (real work) and for new projects in my mind, so that some elements are still missing (in particularry on the right of the Loggia). Anyway; I would like to share the square as it is now. In the next future (I hope), once completed it will be placed in Rava Town (https://www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?/forums/topic/145537-rava-town/In case, there is also a video. Hope you enjoy! Gabriele

Do you have photos of your city as well?

Beautiful!

Wow...

Hi, some progress in update #3. In fact the video is from March (just forgot to post it!

Like it a lot. Beautiful color choices and architetture soluzione. The black roof curve solution my favorite!

Ok, here we go: St. Mary Cathedral (under construction) Castel in Town Toys Shop (courtesy from another Eurobrick member) Rava Bank Bakery 7597 Old Street and Tower Museum Red Clock Tower Rava Town Logo Hope you enjoyed! See next time

Thanks to everyone! The texture of the roof is due to the fact that at a certain point in time I finished black slopes... Every artist is a thief.... Thanks! And thanks for hosting the Hat Store on your blog!!! p.s. The quality of the screenshots is not top notch. In fact it's not yellow. It's Bright light orange for the most part, medium orange for the arches on the windows and only a few parts in Yellow (mainly the hat sign on the top)...

Thanks! Even if it's not quit a modular building (you cannot link to other modular buildings), This permits more freedom and more creativity... ; ) In fact I was hesitant to use the dark orange for the first floor. My first choice was bright light yellow. Actually I decided for dark orange and fits very well in my opinion. "Whimsical". A word I didn't know before. I think it's perfect to describe the Hat Store. Thanks a lot! Yes, you're right. it's a 16x32 baseplate. Thanks a lot!

Hi to everybody! this is the first MOC I "publish" here on Eurobricks, Not quit a modular building but something similar. It' my Hat Store! As you can see the building is ruled by the Hat Master, a bizarre human kind... There are three section: on the ground floor there is the store, where you can find each type of hat you need. Here you can have a quick look at the furniture. Then the first floor with large windows and gentle details. And the roof (probably my favorite one) with the clock and the big yellow hat! Final pictures of the whole building. Hope you like. Please feel free to comment or give me some suggestions! Hope you enjoed! p.s. Finds more in Rava Town! http://www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?/forums/topic/145537-rava-town/

Nice one! Lots of interesting details and concepts in techniques used!

What about a water mill?