Jimmi-DK

Thank you very much! Glad you like it!

This is my LEGO microscope with an antique look. It has many details like stage clips, diaphragm, slide, adjustment knobs and illumination mirror. I like antique microscopes and I think this would be a great piece of decor to have on display. It only has 240 pieces. The height is 226 mm or 8.90 in. I hope you like it! See more on LEGO Ideas!

@Milan Is it ok now? Glad you like my building style.

Many thanks!

This is my model of the 1909 Baker Electric car, which was produced by the Baker Motor Vehicle Company in Ohio. It has details like fenders, interior and leaf spring suspension. The dark blue license plate looks like the ones used in Ohio in 1909. The car has a tiller instead of a steering wheel. The scale is about 1:10 and it has 737 pieces. As you can see in this video Jay Leno has one of these cars. See more on LEGO Ideas

Many thanks!

My build of a wishing well. It has an old worn stone wall and a classic wood construction with roof tiles to give it an authentic look. Number of pieces: 987 See more on LEGO Ideas

Thank you!

My build of RMS Titanic. It's a little under 1 meter long, which gives it a scale of about 1:275. Number of pieces is 2999. See more on LEGO Ideas

Thank you very much! :)

My build of the Mars rover Sojourner. It was the first rover to ever drive on another planet in 1997 as a part of NASA's Mars Pathfinder mission. The scale is about 1:2 and it has 1137 pieces. See more on LEGO Ideas

My recreation of the scene with Bambi falling on the ice with his rabbit friend Thumper. See more on LEGO Ideas

The scale is about 1:10

Thank you very much!

My build of the BMW Isetta. It's not the fastest BMW, but it's the most charming. See more on LEGO Ideas

Thanks for the support! The rubber feet are part 14149.

The train and tunnel are built together as one piece to make the structure stronger.

Just place them up against a wall instead :)

They have rubber feet to prevent them from sliding, and weigh about half a kilo each. A good weight when combined with rubber feet.

With these bookends it looks like a train is on its way through a tunnel in your books. See more on LEGO Ideas

I built this model of KITT from Knight Rider. You can support it on LEGO Ideas: https://ideas.lego.com/projects/f0e50ea0-d044-419e-a74a-8937bd8ea0bc