Majkel

This is my MOD of Werners "Old Car Repair LDD": https://www.flickr.c...-127527692@N06/ My creation: IMG_5436 by Mikael Berglund, on Flickr IMG_5435 by Mikael Berglund, on Flickr My inspiration: Old Car Repair LDD by Werner, on Flickr

Derilict building for my larger layout. This building features some design stolen from the brilliant builder O Wingård "Ichthuz" <a href="https://www.flickr.c...970432@N06/</a> IMG_5439 by Mikael Berglund, on Flickr IMG_5438 by Mikael Berglund, on Flickr

Here is another of my decayed modular buildings IMG_5424 by Mikael Berglund, on Flickr IMG_5427 by Mikael Berglund, on Flickr IMG_5426 by Mikael Berglund, on Flickr

Here is another block that is part of my upcoming train/city-layout IMG_5418 by Mikael Berglund, on Flickr IMG_5420 by Mikael Berglund, on Flickr IMG_5417 by Mikael Berglund, on Flickr

This is a part of my upcoming layout in Swebricks collaborative build "Train Landscape" that will be on display 27-28 februari 2016 in Halmstad. This part measures aproximatly 144x144 studs and will be twice the size when ready in februari. 1 by Mikael Berglund, on Flickr 2 by Mikael Berglund, on Flickr 3 by Mikael Berglund, on Flickr 2 by Mikael Berglund, on Flickr 6 by Mikael Berglund, on Flickr

Actually that beutiful house is one of the builds that inspired me. And thank you all for your kind words, they mean alotto me!

Thanks guys! Im really glad you like it and all your kind words make me more enthusiastic about my upcoming projekt. Thanks again! That was rather funny :)

Here are one of my blocks thats part of Swebricks community build "trainlandscape": 1 by Mikael Berglund, on Flickr 3 by Mikael Berglund, on Flickr

IMG_4801 by Mikael Berglund, on Flickr IMG_4790 by Mikael Berglund, on Flickr IMG_4815 by Mikael Berglund, on Flickr IMG_4787 by Mikael Berglund, on Flickr Hello friends, can anyone tell me if I have done everything correct in order to enter the small category in the PTV contest ?

Thanks ! Im very glad you like it. Now Im in the process of tearing it apart and rebuild it in (hopefully) a higher standard, so it will fit better with my talanted builders right next to my display.

My part of 2015´s train landscape at "klossfestivalen" Örebro. The trains is the brilliant work of Thomas Selander: https://www.flickr.com/photos/45034697@N03/ . More pics from the event and the layout here: https://www.flickr.com/photos/93766584@N08/ This build is mainly inspired by "Robban" (member of Swebrick) and Maciej Drwiega ( https://www.flickr.com/photos/maciej_drwiega/ ), thank you guys! More pics at my flickr: IMG_4329 by Mikael Berglund, on Flickr IMG_4310 by Mikael Berglund, on Flickr IMG_4321 by Mikael Berglund, on Flickr IMG_4323 by Mikael Berglund, on Flickr IMG_4327 by Mikael Berglund, on Flickr

Great display! A very well done job, you are very skilled. And nice to see all those individually impressive mocs come together to make a large display. Will you show this in any other exhibition to come?

Great build! The corner and the roofing really impress me

Thank you guys, I'm glad you enjoy it! Happy holidays!

Thank you for all your kind words, they make me very glad and somewhat proud of myself! When I displayed this during my LUG's event I descovered that the rigid hose holding the raindeers together with the sleigh got bent alarmingly much in a couple of hours. Therefore I now have a wire inside the hose when this is on display in our home for a couple of weeks. In the pictures its all purist though! :) The door are there in case of the dragon falls apart and need repair, and in order to place all the pearl gold stuff thats laying loose on the floor under the dragon. They are snake mini 98136 put together with modified plates with clips/ring and some droid arms.