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Great build, Danpb :) Keep up the good work!

Well done! It has a pleasant smalltown look to it! :)

Thank you, MatiPasio :)

It's nice to be able to pass on the inspiration as it was passed on to me I am really looking forward to seeing your version!

Looks even better with the roof on :)

Good evening, all. Now I am finally getting around to posting a modular I built a few weeks back, after seeing someone's (With names, I have the memory of a braindamaged goldfish... ) wonderful yellow modular. I had never thought a yellow house would work, but that set me straight! Without more babble - here it is. Facade: I am quite happy with the look of it. The ground floor isn't as good as I would like, but for now it works ok. It became a bank, since I had some windows from western Lego with a bank sign Back: I tried to make it distinct from the facade, and added some irregularities in the walls to make it look less "perfect". I quite like the little terrace on the top floor. Ground floor: It isn't just the exterior of the ground floor I don't agree completely with. The interiors are also a bit... meh... But at least the town now has a bank First floor: With kitchen, bookshelves and a dining table. Top floor: The top floor has a bathroom and a bedroom, as well as the terrace. Due to the construction of the roof, the access is very limited, unless par of the roof is removed. (Which isn't strictly "modularised), so to speak...) And here the three floors next to each other. And in my (temporary) layout: Comments and suggestions welcome. Hope you like it. Have a delightful day! Bregir

Yay! Another of my favourite sets - and probably one of my first. Great review! Brought back loads of memories - Thanks Best regards Bregir

I think both versions are very impressive! You have gotten a lot of details into a very small space - well done :)

Time has now come for me to put some vehicles in what is threatening to become a full layout After milling around these forums for a while and gathering inspiration, I have ventured to start my own projects. Some of you (forgive me, I am horrible with names....) have been upgrading classic Lego vehicles, and I couldn't help but to want to try it myself. Specifically the tv-van, one of my all-time favourite sets, caught my attention, so that is where I started. TV-van Here is my take on a 6 wide version. I struggled a bit with fitting two minifig's next to eachother and fitting in seats, but I think I managed allright. It's gotten a bit boxy, and seems quite short, but I find that I quite like that. From the front right: Rear left: Obviously the antenna folds out. And the van easily holds a camera and film rolls. Containercarrier: (Or whatever it is called... ) Luckily, my brother visited me and got the same idea, only with a different set. (I am working on bringing him out of his dark ages, and I am starting to succeed ) Here is what he came up with. It wasn't easy to make the loader work with a longer container, but he managed very well, I must say. We both agree that it is a bit too red in red, but for a first build in a long time, I think he did very well! Semi: And here the third and last one. A semi to pull the trailers of Lego Town. Again, it seats two minifigs, and I find it turned out quite well. And I found a place to use my chrome parts! It's always a bit of a struggle for me to fit the wheels in without the arches I see many use. (And have very few of...) But for a semi, this solution works fine for me. And lastly a picture of them all together! Hope you like it! Comments and suggestions are welcome Bregir out

Looks absolutely lovely! :) /Bregir

Looks absolutely amazing. I like how you did not "just" expand the current design, but gave it something to break up the layout. Well done!

I can only mimic the words said before me! Amazing work. I have seen it once for real, and I must say, your model brings back good memories!

Looking good! And I really like how you present it with a little story :) Edit: 100th post!!!

Great work! I like how little things can be just as effective as a big building :)

Great looking cars! :)

We will!

Looks great - and really realistic! Brick on!

I believe that can be called a succesfull un-haunting! Had the ghostbusters visit? ;)

I like these alternative takes on the modulars, where the concept is twisted a bit. Nice creative build and cool interiors!

Oh, a classic scene from a classic movie in a classic brick! :D I am loving it!

I like the look on Mrs. White's face. She definitely isn't regretting a thing!

Great build! And I like the Ford A! Yours seem to have a window too much, though... ;)

I believe that stems from linguistic differences... In danish at least we have "Ground floor", then on top of that "First floor" etc. :) And about the stairs thorugh the bathroom - couldn't the bathroom be moved to the top floor? Then that problem would be fixed :)

Somethings you just keep returning to. Ballabreek is one of mine! ;)

Well, hey there! Do sign me up on the fanpage!!! :P And that bike... :O Brick on!! Bregir out