Razvy_cluj_ro

Hello everyone! This is my first post on Eurobricks in a while! Located in the heart of Transylvania, Cluj Napoca is the second biggest city in Romania. Built in an Architecture theme style, the Central Park Casino is one of the most representative and well-known buildings of the city. It is the main building of the city's Central Park, and it has served multiple purposes over the years, currently being used as a cultural destination. Being built in the late 19th century, its eclectic architecture is closely resembled using LEGO elements. The LEGO model consists of 1650 pieces that represent as closely as possible the small details, columns, windows and overall shape of the real-world Casino. It was built with a modular design in mind, resulting in 25 different subsections such as the baseplates, arches, corners, sides, roof, etc. The MOC was showcased at the Brickenburg Winter Exhibition of 2019-2020, in Romania, and also at the Skaerbaek Fan Weekend 2019, in Denmark. If you wish to support it, you can find the Casino on LEGO Ideas: https://ideas.lego.com/projects/6405c9e0-f7d0-47ef-a075-6fd097deaf52 Thank you very much! Would love to hear your opinions on this.

Hello, this is my last creation after almost a one year break. It's a little vignette built for the Winter 2015 Brickenburg Contest and it represents a snow fall scenery. I really enjoyed building it and I hope you like it, too! Microscale Winter Vignette by Horhat Razvan, on Flickr Microscale Winter Vignette by Horhat Razvan, on Flickr Here is my Flickr Photostream: https://www.flickr.c.../razvy_cluj_ro/

Thank you! The idea with the snow plow came in a second of inspiration. About the cars in front of the house, yes, there is a parked one buried in snow and the other one is getting out of the snowdrifts, leaving traces behind.

Hi! This moc represents a scene from the romanian story ,,The bag with two coins" where a rooster finds a pouch with two cois and pass through many adventures to bring the bag to his master. I strived a lot with this... I had to look at hundreds of photos with roosters ...and I had to build it in one day Lucky rooster by Razvy_cluj_ro, on Flickr Lucky rooster by Razvy_cluj_ro, on Flickr That coins! by Razvy_cluj_ro, on Flickr Lucky rooster by Razvy_cluj_ro, on Flickr Happy rooster by Razvy_cluj_ro, on Flickr Hope you like it! Happy new year!

Thanks! @Ardelon, it's a child story ... and google translate isn't very good in translating from romanian

Thank you all! :D

Thanks! @timmyc1983, I'm very glad that you noticed the detailes ! I strived a lot with that chimney. And about the table, I saw that technique once somewhere.

Hi, this is my first winter MOC, wherewith I won second place at LUGs United Contest 2013. It's a specifical winter scene, with some kids playing in snow, a snowman, a snowy tree and a small house with snow slowly sliding down the roof. Winter House by Razvy_cluj_ro, on Flickr Winter House by Razvy_cluj_ro, on Flickr Inside the house, a cat is resting next to the fireplace, and two men are taking a glass of wine: Winter House - inside by Razvy_cluj_ro, on Flickr Hope you like it! Happy holidays!

VW Crane Van, a mobile crane that can lift up to 4 Mini Campers at once :) Here it's with the crane arm raised and outriggers on place (sorry for the background): Now with the crane arm ,,extended" :D More photos on Flickr

Here is my VW Prisoner Transport Van, ready to transport all the villans! Flickr Set

Hi. I saw that everybody builds the Back to the Future version of the DMC-12, so i thought why not to build the real version of the car? I tried hard to make it as closest as possible to the real car. Notice all the little slopes and the building techniques :D Here it is: Back side: Side view: And the interior of the car: Flickr link I forgot to say that this is my second attemp to build the Delorean DMC-12. This was the first version: I hope you like it! Comments are welcome!

I think rm88's Boss musclecar is the most suitable because -is one of the best entries -it have those optional winch, bar and lights -it have a good number of pieces ; not too much, not too less. The other entries are also great but I think the musclecar will have a correct price, not so expensive

I got the 8069. Maybe it was the last chance to buy this great set

But where's zblj's entry? http://technic.us.lego.com/en-us/Creations/Details/Default.aspx?projectid=dc9b8da9-2daa-4d94-b347-d6c9ebd7b196&sort=latest&index=563 I think it is the most voted (281 votes). And it is the best for me

HI. I want to buy one of this sets and I can't decide ; so I want to know you opinion. They are almost at the same price, but their pieces are so different. 9395 Pick-up Tow Truck, 954 pieces (black panels, and other useful pieces): 9394 Jet Plane, 499 pieces (a lot of red pieces and panels and 2 long gear racks): 8069 Backhoe Loader, 609 pieces (4 mini LAs, 2 buckets 2 81x36 tires and other cool pieces): Which one to buy? Which is worth more?

Thanks for your comments! I think I'll choose between 8069 and 9395. 9394 remain as a reserve . Now I must decide what I need more ; 9395: a couple of functions, many (ordinary) parts or 8069: a lot of functions, less parts, but some of them very cool and useful... I built often cars than excavators/buldozers and things like this, but some mini LAs, buckets and 81x38 tires are always welcome

Wow, it looks very cool! And its performances are good, too. I like it! Can you tell us the dimensions?

Welcome to the forum, Technic brother!

Is very good as your first trial truck! I like it!

Wow, very cool Hot-rod I'll sure support it! Do you have a video with it?

Hi! I want to present my new Trial Truck, built with the chassis of this Jeep of Nico71 . I built it in 3 days: 1 day the chassis and 2 days the body . It is powered by 1 XL motor, and it have 1 M motor for steering. The truck is very powerful, it can climbs anything and it can ascend on a slope of 35-40 degrees. It has openable cab doors, so you can see inside the cab : Nico's model have the batery box in the center of the chassis, but I have moved it at the end of the truck for good stability and to keep the center of gravity as low as possible. Never forget your motherland! Other links (with photos): Brickshelf Flickr MOCpages VIDEO: I hope you like it!

Very good idea! Is that a phone or a camera?

WoW, Amazing! Incredible! Cool! I love it! Is so huge! How many pieces does it have? And how much it weighs?

I love it!!! Is sooo cooool! :thumbup: And.. omg, 14000+ pieces and over 30 kg?!

Cool jeep! I like the lifted body and the lights! and it looks pretty good Do you have a video?