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These are disturbingly cute! Nice work!

This is just plain terrific. The masterful clutter is probably my favorite part; love the cork board and the washer/dryer set!

Thank you!

...that doesn't mean "Hoosier is even a word! Hi, all! My little girls (almost-4 and 5.5) have gotten old enough to both follow directions and not put everything under the sun in their mouths, so I just came out of a 20+-year dark age into the enlightenment that is modern LEGO. My girls are big into Friends sets, much to my mixed-pleasure, as the sets are so detailed and very playable, but (for my tastes) far too "yay shopping," so my primary focus as a builder-of-worlds has been to modify their sets into study, playable, less-consumerist-focused modulars. So far this forum has been an invaluable resource for learning the tricks of the trade, and thanks to Eurobricks, Bricklink, LDD and LDDManager, I've been able to throw together a few Friends-y modulars (special thanks to Kristel's inspirational plans) for fun and practice before I dive into the bigger Creator sets, and am currently finishing up a mod of the Heartlake Shopping Mall for our city the girls allowed me to name Sudden Valley (the name should make you think of salad dressing while not wanting any of it ;) ), which started with the simple addition of stickers (Frozen stickers, because it is a federal requirement to own as many pieces of Frozen-merchandise as possible when you also own young daughters) over the words "shopping mall." Sudden Valley, Main Street by Erin Fogg, on Flickr Thanks so much for having such a great, welcoming community! I look forward to my membership here! Edited to finish the... hilarious... joke in the title.