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About gazumpty

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- Birthday 05/06/1983
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Lego, Architecture, Football (soccer to you weirdos :P), Golf, Swimming, Cycling & really been bitten by the NFL bug!!
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I really like this wee set...Its a fun little build too with all the details and functions. I was lucky to pick up a few when Amazon.co.uk had them reduced...they look good in mutiple numbers in an industrial/ cargo build.
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Fantastic work, I love how you have planned out and executed the interior.
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Nice work, I like the way you have achieved the streetscape with a different scale of frontage. Also kudos on the brick separator roof My only critique would be that the 'Pet Shop' with a dormer roof just sits a little uneasy in that line-up. I would experiment with a further band of detail (a few bricks) between the 2 storeys or move it up the street next to your MOC modular and try to line the elevations through with that. Other than that, great job
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2 15 25 30 39 A fantastic contest this year, where there were so many entries that are worthy winners in their own right. I have decided to allocate a point to each of my top 5 (after a wee while of deliberation) as I could not separate them or feel like one had an edge over another. Good luck to everyone this year, amazing work from all the competitors and the competition organisers!!!
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Nice design LT... I also like the way you have achieved the inverted slopes at the entrance doors. I've always wondered how a suspended ceiling system...or exposed service pipes , structure, etc would look in your builds. Almost like a cross section through the store you have built be cool to see your take on it!
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Great work, a really nicely detailed and restrained front facade. I can't wait to see the interior work!
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Superb builds and amazing techniques and details. I love all the rooms but the gym takes it for me....especially with the maracas...what a workout!!
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Looking good so far...I like the colour scheme and your front elevation. Maybe work up the sign-age...something more 'Modular' styled with a bit of detail.
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This looks like a brilliant project...I cant wait to see it progress! I do love all your building work...but my favourite is the simple realism you have captured with the Power Lines...great work!
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Nice work on the MOD...maybe look at centring your sign a wee touch as the excess white on the right draws the eye. I really like your extended shop and the work you have started in the apartment...nice fireplace Good job..cant wait to see more updates!
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Really nice work...lots of great little scenes captured throughout the build. I like your kiosks and the little pond 'pergola'
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Great use of the Adidas lego and the yoga studio is nicely crafted. I really like your signage and SNOT floorwork!] Superb!
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Really nice build with some cracking details. I like the way you have kept the facades clean and simple but full of nice details and techniques. Cant wait to see more form you!
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Ha...love it...this was an era of Lego I missed during my 'Dark Ages'. It also explains some recent unexplained issues I have had... I picked up a few job lots of lego on ebay/car boot sales, ....and have found a load of these minifigs with weird facial details (same as above) and I was convinced that I had some clone/knock offs amongst the bricks now I realise that Lego took their design in a certain direction late 90's/into the 2000s. Great review...I really enjoy this type of post featuring sets that aren't just on the shelves.