Vincent Kessels

Rick beat me to it.

I don't know why L@go, but I get 20 times more views of Bryggen on Flickr then the rest of the entries.

Here are the pictures for the Architecture competition. First place Dresden Frauenkirche in Dresden, Germany by Rolli, 28 points Second place Royal Albert Hall in London, United Kingdom by Rufus & Pandora, 19 points Third places Aviva Stadium in Dublin, Ireland by Dfenz, 14 points Berliner Fernsehturm in Berlin, Germany by Skalldyr, 14 points Holmenkollbakken in Oslo, Norway by Cecilie, 14 points For more images see: Holmenkollbakken - architecture scale Forth place Ulm Minster in Ulm, Germany by Holodoc, 8 points Fifth place Gemini Residence in Copenhagen, Denmark by Christian, 5 points Sixth place Cologne Cathedral in Cologne, Germany by Aredhel, 3 points Seventh places Newport Transporter Bridge in Newport, South Wales by Peppermint_M, 2 points Frauenkirche in Munich, Germany by Andrea, 2 points Eight places Hamar Olympic Hall in Hamar, Norway by Quarryman, 1 point Hans Christian Andersen Museum in Odense, Denmark by Chocolatecake, 1 point Evoluon in Eindhoven, Netherlands by Vincent Kessels, 1 point Storebaeltsbroen in Denmark by Morton, 1 point Biological museum in Stockholm, Sweden by Etzel, 1 point Amsterdam Central Station in Amsterdam, Netherlands by Scubacarrot, 1 point Bryggen in Bergen, Norway by L@go, 1 point Vodovodni Stolp in Kranj, Slovenia by Redhead1982, 1 point

That's what you get when you to try to build and post while you're cooking…

So far I spotted the following errors in the building instructions: Step 1: The green 4x4 plate in the front should be one stud to the back to allow the connection of the middle section of the castle. Step 11: There are two yellow 1x2 tiles needed in stead of one. Step 46: Same as step 1. Step 56: Same as step 11.

I posted my photos of the models yesterday evening on Flickr. Tonight I will create a post with them, linking to the builders posts and the wiki pages from CopMike.

Well, I am still building. No missing bricks so-far, but I found an error in the instruction. In one of the steps it says one 1x2 yellow tile, while it should be two.

I'm not surprised seeing all the broken branches on my way to work.

Ok, here are my pictures. (Click on the photos to see the full size version on Flickr.) The photos for the Architecture competition will take longer because of the post processing. I suggest we make a separate thread for them.

Welcome to Eurobricks, BruceW4yne! Please enjoy your stay.

I have to agree, it was fun to meet old friends, and make new ones. And also a big thank you for the organization.

Welcome to Eurobricks, Panthro! I hope you like your stay here. What is your background?

That's a great ride. I especially like the bumper cars.

Very nice building. The glass walls give it a great modern feeling. I would add some transparent colors in the wall from the dance floor as disco lights.

It's guarding my Architecture Competition entry so that I won't forget it!

Bonus point for 10 parts or less…

I choose this iconic building. It is the Evoluon in Eindhoven. It was once the science and technology exhibition of Philips.

Welcome to Eurobricks, Frank.

Well done! I don't know what kind of spill it is, but the plants seems to thrive on it.

Bonus points for the booklet?

There are 18 lots on Brinklink.com for more than 400 new 2x4 black bricks...

I really enjoyed tracking the sightseeing we did the day before in Copenhagen.

Anyone with getting a mortgage for example. Everybody reading the news. Or what does it mean if the government spends an additional 10 million on child care over 5 years?

Great story, L@go. Very fun to read.