Vincent Kessels

I have seen, and touched it, on the unveiling today (actually yesterday by now) and it is really a stunning model. The only comment that I have is that the pop top has no hole in the roof. According to the building instructions the details (vw logo, painting, t-shirt, window style, etc.) are stickers, but we couldn't tell. It's on a different scale then the Beetle. It looks smaller, but with much more details.

That is another great building 'alois'. Great use of color and structure. The photo of the teller window fooled me. My first thought was of a mirror in the rest rooms.

That makes no sense to me. If the nominal voltage is the same the motor will not run faster. However, if you stall the motor it will draw more current because of the higher discharge rate.

Well, it the second largest LEGO convention in the Netherlands after LegoWorld (Zwolle). That said it is not nearly as large as LegoWorld, which is not strange being the biggest event in the world. Hardenberg is probably half the size of the first hall of LegoWorld, maybe a little bit bigger. It has only a tiny play area and no entertainment (music / dance) for children. But in terms of MOC's and collections it as big as LegoWorld, if not bigger. There are also a lot of shops present, although LEGO itself not. I would say that with €2,- it's real value for money. On a side note: I will be there showing my street of Modular Buildings.

Those are excellent buildings 'cimmddwc'! :thumbup: My favorite is the sand blue snack shop, but they are all very beautiful.

That is a really great police station 'chroute'. The front looks really good with the dark blue, and has a 'London' feel to me. My only comment would be the gap at the end of the letters. The interior looks also very good. The reception area looks great. The vending machine is a nice detail. And the painting is nicely dramatic. Overall it is very well done.

That is an awsome building! Every detail of the facade looks great, and the inside is fantastic. I love the stripes you made on the walls at the inside.

I really liked that one on Brickworld RC. Especially the the little scene you placed it in:

Very nice composition BlueBard. I really like that wall.

Wait! You went to BrickWorld without much sleep. You went to Comicon where you probably did not have much sleep. And you build this very large commission. When did you sleep?

Very nicely done! You designed some great vehicles, and the positioning is brilliant.

Yes, BrickStore allows you to do that.

I have several T-shirts from BrickShirts.com. I very much like the minifig one. It is very recognizable.

Have a look at eilonwy77 work with cheese slopes. For example: Cool but ugly. by eilonwy77, on Flickr

That is a great review Pandora. I read the review as email notification without any pictures, and your review brought the whole set alive.

I must say that I am not fond of stickers, but you've created a beautiful building. And at first, I thought that you cast a minifig in tin. It looks amazing.

That is a really great modular corner that you built there 'frogstudio'.

Nice ship 'frogstudio'.

Nice modern house 'frogstudio'. The red colom is a beautiful detail.

That is a very nice ferry-barge 'frogstudio'. I like the cabin and the yellow fences.

That is a nice garden. I like the colors you used.

That is another great building 'brickcitydepot' The facade looks great, especially with that golden dollar sign. The interior is also nice. Initially, I was also wondering about the missing staircase or elevator. But a real building would have been two or three times as deep at least. So I would say that the staircase is in the parts you didn't built, leaving more space for an interesting interior.

That is a great safari car 'de-marco'. And nicely photographed too.

That are two beautiful houses 'kost u grlu' and a fantastic street scene. I especially like the two trees.

Great farm de-marco! Great details on the tractor and truck.