sdrnet

Great contest! my votes: Inn by Dix - 1 Mountain Guides Station by Priovit70 - 1 Chocolate Shop by Cecilie - 1

The detailed pictures of the Church are now available on Brickshelf here: http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=490625 Bye!

Thanks a lot! too generous

Hello everyone, My name is Sandro and I live in Piedmont, Italy. I went back to get interested in LEGO after over 20 years of "dark age" and now I rediscovered the joy of play and have fun forgetting the problems of everyday life with some moments of relaxation for the mind. I really like the themes of "Star Wars" and "Technic" and for 2 years I became interested in the winter villages in homage to the birth of my daughter Julia. In addition to tie a big passion is digital photography with which I can best express my personal art form. My links are: Lego Set: http://www.brickset.com/search/?ownedBy=sdrnet Brichshelf: http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?m=sdrnet Photography: http://www.sandrodamiano.com Sincerely, sdrnet

Thank you very much for the compliments. In fact I wanted to introduce myself first, but until now I always attended the forum as only spectator, and today I wanted to introduce myself with my MOC for participating in the competition for the winter village, which I think is very important. In the coming days will insert my presentations!

B-OV-24B Hello everyone! I'm new in the forum and sorry if my English is not perfect. I wanted some time to participate in this contest. This is my creation: The Winter Church. This module is the fifth I do and connects seamlessly with other modules containing the 3 LEGO sets to form a diorama of the winter village. The whole church and the fountain are easily removable from the base. Some features: opening doors, removable roof, detailed interior with benches, torches, vases, organ, altar. A button on the roof allows the light to the interior of the church. In a short time will insert a link on Brickshelf to see more images. UPDATE: other images on Brickshelf here: http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=490625 I hope it's appreciated! Sandro alias sdrnet