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Thank's for all your feedback :) I'll keep you updated when we have accomplished all improvements (some details like the fire escape are still missing). Then next planned step afterwards is to build the park surrounding the tower.

Hi guys, I wanted to share the new moc my husband and I just finished - or at least nearly finished as there are still a few details we want to add or improve :) It's an aqua-terra-zoo located in an old 2nd world war bunker (flak tower) in Vienna. You can find more pics at flickr. If you are interested in the original building visit Haus des Meeres (only available in German). greets shary

Thank's for your feedback. I'm definitily going to increase my microscale models. It's really fun and a good variety to our big mocs taking months and sometimes years to realise If you're interested, I posted 2 old microscales in my flickr account... the Burj Al Arab and the Crusty Crab

Hi, I want to share my latest moc It's a microscale model of the Secession in Vienna If you don't know the Secession, here you find some pics: http://www.galerie-potsdam.de/pictures/jugendstil10.jpg http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/6/6a/Secession_Wien1.JPG shary

Tobias is not registered here but he told me today that they will add further landmark MOCs. So if you have interestings suggestions/suitable microscale mocs just contact them

No When you look at the fotos showing the whole map you can see that e.g. big ben, the leaning tower of pisa, hagia sopia are much bigger than e.g. edinburgh castle, the cathedral of cologne or santiago de compostela.

It was displayed at the LEGO Fan Weekend in Skaerbaek. As I know it's planed to visit other conventions with the map. I'm not sure wheather an expansion is planed and more Mocs will be added... that can only be answered by Tobias or Bruno - the two guys who came up with the idea and built the whole map.

From the homepage I linked: "After several months of planning, we could start in April 2010 with designing and in June with building." The microscale models we built took about 2 weeks (building just a few hours but planing and ordering the necessary bricks took a while )

Hi, I want to show you an incredible moc called Euromap. Two German AFOLs had the idea to make a huge relief of Europe and mark places of interest with microscale/architecture style buildings. The places of interest were built by a wide range of European AFOLs. My husband and I built 2 of the 44 mocs - the Riesenrad (Prater, Vienna) and the Hagia Sophia (Istanbul) Find the whole story and pics on http://www.t-reichling.de/en/mocs_euromap.shtml Verena

I found the first pics on brickshelf... sad I wasn't able to go there

Hi there and welcome! Greets from Vienna Verena

That`s really a shame But you can already mark the next show in your calendar: we will have our club show at the first weekend in October Details will follow and I will of course post them here (date and place are to be found at: http://forum.lugnet.at/smf/index.php?topic=872.0) Hope to see you there.

Hi to all Austrians out there, we meet again and you are invited to join us When & Where? 21. June 2008, 3 p.m. at Gasthof Böck Teufelhoferstraße 26 A-3100 St. Pölten The Restaurant is close to the expressway exit "St. Pölten - Süd". Find further details at the restaurants website: www.gasthof-boeck.at Cheers shary PS: Asuka, what about you and your friend (I'm sorry I don't remember his name )? We haven't seen for a long time now

It was a really cool exhibition. A good friend from Germany visited us and he had made many great pics. Enjoy the pics on his site!

Hi Woody, I really love Muenchhausen and the hat made of wheels in your other vignette. I hope you will still join the next contests as your entries are really an enrichment. BTW: That was my entry (klick the pic for a larger one): greets shary