Vincent Kessels

Welcome to Eurobricks, Legofin2012!

Great modular, castor-troy. The brick effect looks good, much better then brick bricks. But I am missing the rows of black headlight bricks with dark grey tiles on the left side. The corner of the roof is also not symetrical.

Great use of the fences for the front windows!

Welcome to Eurobricks, payspeanuts! Enjoy collecting and discussing minifigures.

Welcome to Eurobricks, Annie!

Welcome to Eurobricks, Brian. Modulars are better then trains!

Welcome to Eurobricks, Daniel!

Welcome to Eurobricks, BAmaster1! Tell a bit more about yourself. Where are you from? What kind of age are you? What does interest you in Lego? Any other interests?

18. CorneliusMurdock - 2 points 7. Krystel - 1 point

Nice building, although the color reminds me more of Chinese restaurant than a Japanese sushi bar.

Do kids today still know who the Teenage Muntant Ninja Turtles are?

Nice barby!

He is! - Another Hickley fan

And the first russian spammer was spotted already!

Thanks for all the great comments! Because there is no chapel, not since the 16th century.

Thanks for all the replies! It should be the same height. I was so busy with the roof that I missed that error. Luckily it's easy to fix.

Here is my new Modular building, the Dark Red house. This is the front of the house. And this is the back of the house. The sides of the house open. There is no interior yet. [Flickr set] See Post #8 for the interior.

5. DarkDragon - 2 2. CorneliusMurdock - 1

Nice corner building, Cunctator. The Tan works very well with the Dark Blue. I like your solution for the corner. You've could have used it to extend the corner even more; make it really stick out.

Those are great modular buildings. For a moment I actually confused it with one of Woootles's buildings. The Medium Blue / Tan / Dark Tan / Light Bluish Grey color combination looks very good.

That is a fantastic Mini Modular, moctown! I already saw it on Modelsecrets' Blog. My favorite details are the brick-brick used as boarded window, and the broken drainpipe at the back.

Nice house paostmo.

This is my latest Modular Building for a center piece in my layout. The Lady Tower (or in dutch Vrouwentoren) is the remaining tower of the Our-Dear-Lady chapel. The chapel was torn down in 1585. This is the front of the tower. Next are the side and back of the tower with the crooked side building. Also shown are the modules of the tower. A close up of the spire with clocks. I had to make my life difficult and made it five sided. And this is the real tower. [Flickr set]

Great effect!

Welcome to Eurobricks, H_ero! An alternative to Flickr is Brickshelf which is free. But I prefer Flickr, because it has a much better interface, does the resizing of images for you, and allows for people to respond to your pictures. There are other image hosting sites ( from Microsoft and Google), but these two are the most popular.