The Yellow Brick

Just noticed that. I'll change it back. EDIT - It's back

It's not really a massive change, They change the pictures quite often.

Thank you Paul Lanski, I will be starting building this soon, but it will be a long process with all of the exciting new themes and sets comming out this year. so I'll keep you updated when I start it .

Happy birthday Teddy

Video of the new Space shuttle being build on Youtube

I have allways admired the Lego space themes which have been released over the years and I have never really brought many sets. So earlier today I built this small space buggy and I have decided to share it with you. The Buggy. The back of the buggy showing the rockets. I don't plan to add anything else to this, but if you do have anything you think that may improve this model. Do tell me . C & C welcome.

Some new set's have been posted on Brickset -

Thank you for all of your kind comments everybody, I will add a couple extra bricks to give the ground floor abit of height, I'll post a few pictures once I've done it. Thank you for clearing that up l@go .

Don't forget the United kingdom

EDIT - Removed

I wish I lived there. Here in rainy old England we just have lot's and lot's of frost

The Lego Space website has had downloads added to it. Just some space pictures with a minifigure wacked on them.

The website seems to have the Eurobricks winter and Town banners on it. I must admit it does look abit odd

Don't take it the wrong way Pompommini, TheWarden was only trying to give you some tips on how to produce a better review.

Happy Birthday Kim, hope you have a great day

Thank you for your comments everybody. I would make the bottom floor anit higher but it might make the whole building too tall. You may want to check the LDD forum, Because I have no idea on how to install it.

As some of you pointed out, the small clock ontop looked abit out of place. So I have decided to remove the clock and replace it with a sign. A close up of the sign The back of the sign Oh and here is an extra shot showing the back of the shop

Yes I will share it someday if it ever gets built in real bricks. Thank you L@go, I have never use MLCad before, But I have heard about it. It does look quite good and easy to use. I'll have to try it someday .

Thank you Lightningtiger and KielDaMan for your kind words. The new graphics really do look great.

Thank you Lightningtiger, I wont be brick building it yet. Might do sometime in the future when I have the money to buy the bricks Now here are the pictures- I decided to turn it into a flower shop, Don't know why but it suits the building more. (IMO) The second floor with a small kitchen, Sofa and dinning table. The top floor, Which has a double bed, a TV and a small toilet (no shower or bath though, Couldn't fit one in) So there are the interior shot's. C & C welcome

Thank you for your kind words Hinckley and Mr.Lego-Builder, I do agree with you about the clock, I will be replacing it with somthing else soon. Maybe a sign or a bigger brick build clock as you suggested. Oh and I have turned the ground floor into a small flower shop the-bricking-builder, which makes the number of peices 2680 and the price £352.80 . And some new pictures of the interior will be up soon.

Strange. Now it seems to say 1 month and 1 day, There's either somthing wrong with that countdown clock or we have all travelled back in time.

So, This is my first modular building I've built in LDD and I tried to make it just like the real sets. It has 2470 peices alltogether similar to the real sets, and I think it's abit to tall Anyway I don't know what the bottom floor is at the moment, but the 2nd and 3rd floor are just a appartments. So here it is a Modular building Just like any other MOC, C & C welcome Oh and almost forgot, the price is..... £331.72

Only one day untill Lego Space.com is launched

Lego needs to get the typical female stereotype out of there heads that all girls love pink and need it to be put in any set which is targeted for them. The female aimed sets have been lacking alot over the recent years and in my opinion that should be Lego's main priority at the moment to try and improve the female audience. Yes, there are City sets which have had alot of female minifigures added to them which is one attempt of Lego is trying to boost the female audience (which may just be working). However when I walk into a toy store there aren't and set's which are clearly aimed at girls. When you look at this there are only a few sets with girls may be interested in, Eg. the left over Belville and Sponge bob sets, Which may be going soon (The sponge bob sets may not be going because of the theme being re-introduced). I highly doubt that a girl would want a Star wars magnet set to play with though.