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truly amazing. with a few types of pieces you have managed to create a form that seems to literally designed. really compliments. a true genius!

I am deeply disappointed by this choice ... at least they could remake the old train # 10173! With all Ideas that there would still be carried out I am surprised by this choice. It is a sign of destiny: next year I will finish my Winter Village Diorama! (visit here: https://www.flickr.com/photos/sdrnet/albums/72157649609009194)

None have ever done such a thing, very good! Really beautiful in every detail! See you soon my friend ;-) Sandro

Hello everyone! As promised, there are some pictures of my new version of my winter village (taken during the fair in Lecco 1 to 2 August 2015). An adventure born three years ago and still carry on with passion by adding new modules, buildings, scenes and details. Take pictures around the complete diorama begins to be complicated having arrived to 2.5 meters wide and 1 meter deep! I hope to be complete this long project by next year and exceeding 50,000 pieces and more than 200 minifigs. I invite you to visit the Flickr gallery to observe all the details of each module. Thanks for coming! Comments are welcome Sandro Complete Diorama: Winter Village part 1: Winter Village part 2: Winter Village part 3: Another view of diorama: A funny scene: The complete Gallery:

Unfortunately for an Italian coming to Australia is a really long trip and would be very complicated to transport! Thank you so much for watching over the years. It 'was a great adventure and the next year I hope to complete it definitely! By August definitely I post the new pictures of the village full version 2015. Thanks again! Thank you very much! I invite you to see all the photo gallery of my village in version 2014 and 2015 (visit Flickr gallery)...

I added new photos to Flickr's Winter Pub entered in the two bases that will be part of the new diorama winter. Comments welcome! Full gallery here:

Beautiful building and great interior details. Beautiful also the scale and variety of rooms. Compliments!

Thank you all! Too good ... I hope to see you soon pictures of my new Village in 2015 complete with all the bases!

Hello everyone, today I want to present my last building constructed: The Winter Pub & Cafe. It is a new building that will be part of my new diorama Winter Village 2015 that will be presented for the first time at the fair in Lecco 1 and 2 August. I wanted to put a lot of internal details even if the interior space was very small. The interior is very comfortable as it should be in a pub. There is the bar, the coffee maker, the tapster pumping beer directly from bins placed in the foreground. There are some strange customers sitting at the tables, bottles and glasses, paintings, lamps, the crackling, the clock, a carpet. A staircase leads upstairs where there is a small bedroom that serves the manager when he wants to relax after a hard day's work. The interior of the building are clearly visible, but to make them even more visible the entire roof is detachable dividing into three parts. The insignia front was made with photoshop, printed in color and then glued. I hope you like it! See you next time Sandro More images: The complete gallery on Flickr: https://www.flickr.c...157654202144468

Very nice set. There are some good construction techniques, a lot of accessories and new interesting pieces. I have never bought anything from Ninjago but this could be the first!

Congratulations at all !!

Thank you very much! The straw is made with only the yellow brick (no tan).

I just wanted to inform you that a couple of weeks I entered my Winter Farm on Lego Ideas. If you still like it ... Rated! https://ideas.lego.com/projects/97991

Thanks to all and also the honor of being reported on the Frontpage!

Thank you all for the wonderful comments! I am also very happy to know that I have fans who follow my project of winter village ... I will keep you updated!

Here is my latest creation: the Winter Station! As previously announced in the spring of 2014, the station was the last big building I had in mind to achieve. I got there just now because I can finally put the railroad in my diorama in a new row of bases on the front. The station occupies two bases 32x32 and has a considerable size but always in line with the other buildings in my village (visit here: https://www.flickr.c...57638505699563/). I tried to enter details as possible using many small parts and developing very both the architectural interiors. Throughout the building (including its two bases of support) has over 4600 pieces. The architecture is reminiscent of a mix front of some stations real, for example for the clock on top of the roof I was inspired by some Italian stations. The tracks pass close to the dock, which allows travelers to get on and off easily by train. On front side windows with embellishments side obtained with techniques snot and upper ones have the shutters of wood with a central cross that look a bit the north-European style. The clock on top is an addition to not leave the roof too simple. But now we speak of the interior: I worked a lot on the interior looking at part of recreating a station in reality. It helped me in this also my personal experience in the world of railways and railway signaling. In the central part of the ground floor there is an open corridor (without front door) of passage for the public. At the bottom left you can see the control room with the head station while controlling rail traffic with all its equipment. Alongside you can see instead of the ticket office with two doors to the public, monitor for announcements of trains departing and arriving, a tree with Christmas decorations and accessories. At the bottom right is the waiting room. In this room is accessed by a door from the central corridor. The room is composed of a series of wooden benches for waiting minifig and some accessories such as newspapers, lamps, flowers and paintings. The walls and floors look a little stations of 60/70 years with a retrò style. And now comes the most interesting part: the attic. The floor is reached by a staircase from the hallway and opening a trap door on the attic. For some time I wanted to make an attic by inserting a bit 'of everything. The basic idea was to make it look like a storage of goods, or rather a warehouse where it was placed a bit 'of everything and consequently left abandoned over time. No attendant at the station today remembers what is stored there! If you look around carefully you will notice several things extravagant and of course I have not forgotten the reference to some famous films, especially the golden object on the right. The boxes with printed markings are 3 accessories can be purchased on site www.minifigforlife.com Other details The floor gives access to the side doors to two small terraces in which it was done a Christmas tree (left) and a little man with snow (right). The gear technic you see behind the clock serves to adjust the time, of course, will allow us to have just the right time twice a day! In the building there are 10 minifigs and as usual I have included a number of fairly rare pieces as if it were a UCS. The part of the roof is easily removable for a better look at the ceiling; Also the entire first floor is removable in order to better observe the ground floor. Finally, the entire station is removable from the base to be able to put in boxes for transport. Enjoy! Gallery HD images on Flickr: https://www.flickr.c...57650075760667/

Congratulations to all !!! 11. Winter Fun Fair by jaredchan - 1 22. Dance Hall by Emma - 1 23. Sweet Shoppe by CM4Sci - 1 26. Uni-Kitty is com-ing, to Town by Cara - 2 Good luck everyone ;-)

Hello Kevin! I saw them live, but only in the face ... I also have a photo of my house but unfortunately not in the back. If you need the front let me know. Bye, Sandro

Have been published on Blocks! I wanted to communicate at all with great pleasure for me that whoever owns the magazine Blocks Issue 2 can read my interview of my Winter Village 2014! Many thanks to all the friends and those who have supported me!

I do not know if I can help, but try to look at my Winter Farm here: bye

The restriction of the baseplate is given to the fact that this moc is inserted into a large winter diorama that I submitted in July. Here is the link: http://www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=98058 The baseplate had to be limited to be inserted within the village along with all the other buildings. Thank you!

Congratulations to all!! A special salute to my friend Devid.

Thank you all for your compliments! I committed a lot of work into this project and your posts make me happy

Thank you very much! In fact I love working on the details and the details of the buildings interior. Post a Winter Village in the month of July is very strange, but my only goal was to be able to complete it for his presentation in July at the fair in Lecco (Italy). That's the reason! By Christmas there will surely be new developments ...