Classy Weasel

If only I could, especially the green tiles. It would look better, but I just don’t have enough sadly

My entry to the celebration activity on LEGO.com. Merry Christmas everyone!

Spectacular building design, do you think you could extend it a bit and make it a full-sized station on both sides? I love the gravel look under the train track as well

Saw this on Reddit and had to say well done!

I like this idea, do you think you could use the same mechanism to create something of the sort, OP?

I'm not sure about the Middle Ages, but I loosely based it on Anne Hathaway's cottage in England

Cottage with Cobblestone Chimney by Nathan Kilcrease, on Flickr Hey all! Here's a little cottage I made with a stone chimney on the side. Cottage 2 by Nathan Kilcrease, on Flickr There's a little shop next to it that sells vegetables and food. Cottage 5 by Nathan Kilcrease, on Flickr And behind the shop is a small garden with carrots, pumpkins, and cauliflower! Cottage 1 by Nathan Kilcrease, on Flickr If I were to do it again, I'd definitely redo the roof, but with the limited amount of beige-colored pieces I own, this was not too bad. Feedback?

Here's an old rundown mine I built, I tried working with some more odd shapes like rotting wood and jagged rocks. Feedback? Abandoned Mine by Nathan Kilcrease, on Flickr

I saw some beach MOCs earlier and loved the sunshine-y feel of them, so I made a beach house with that same light-hearted style. What do you think? Beach House by Nathan Kilcrease, on Flickr

Thank you! I have a few 1x1 green flower pieces, I could definitely scatter them a bit more on the outside of the tower. I think if I were to do it again I'd add more slanted tile or regular tile pieces (I really need to invest in more green!) I appreciate the feedback, Retro!

I tried my hand at building the tower from Tangled! Not a fan of the roof, but all in all it's definitely clear what I'm going for. Rapunzel's Tower by Nathan Kilcrease, on Flickr

Hey, I'm Nathan, I'm from the US (specifically Utah) and I recently heard about the Eurobricks community after being involved in the LEGO subreddit for a while, so I decided to make an account and say hello! I enjoy making MOCs and would love some feedback to help make my builds even better, so any constructive criticism is appreciated! I like making "chaotic" builds (landscapes, rock formations, debris, etc.), but I also can't get enough of intricate buildings and architecture. My collection is quite small, but I try to bring as much detail as possible to each build, regardless of the size. I hope to get involved in the community soon and can't wait to meet some awesome AFOL!