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Simple but equally effective - nice!

This is really nice!! I like the color scheme and the details on the roof! Please let us have some more pictures of this awesome model. Good luck in the contest!

First of all: Thanks a lot for your kind comments, it's a pleasure! To answer your questions: I got another mini modular moc under construction, I want to participate with. The contest rules say: Only one entry per member and category. So I decided, not to submit "manor-house" but the 2nd model, which will hopefully be finished, the next few days before the deadline ends. Don't know, if it was the right decision - we'll see. @bramn: You got it! The front gate is supported by 2x2 modified plates with one stud! Thx again!

B-M-06C Hi everybody! This is my 1st attempt building a model in style of the LEGO Mini Modulars and I hope, you like it! Front side: Back side: Find more pictures of the model on my flickr page and feel free to leave your comments. So long, Jens

Nice entry, even with interior at this small scale - thumbs up! Good luck in the contest!

Well done! I like your design of the entrance with the canopy in combination with the light! Good luck in the contest!

This is really cool!! I'm lovin' the richness of detail inside & outside - great job! Wish you good luck in the contest!

This execution is pretty nice!! My favorit section is the rounded part, too. Great Job!!

Hi everybody! Found this thread only now and I also had some fun moments with several LEGO Minifigures. In this case I brought the LEGO Architecture Theme together with LEGO Minifigures and I call it "Minifigs meet Architecture". Here are some examples: No risk, no fun! Even apes can be wrong! "Watch out, I'll be back when I'm grown up!" Color your world Sumo Power Find more scenes of "Minifigs meet Architecture" in this flickr album. Hope, you like it! So long, Jens

Don't want to meet her in the dark! Nice modification!

Congratulations to all the winners!!

Very nice MOC, presented with great pictures!

Congratulations to Spencer, Matija, lisqr, unbornchikken & Blake Baer - great job guys!! Respect & thanks go to all participants for your awesome entries - everybody well done! I feel very honored and I'm proud of getting this 4th place! Thank you everybody voting nr. 17 and make this happen! That means a lot to me!! Last but not least I thank you Rufus and the EB team for organizing this great competition!

2) 3 votes 6) 1 vote 10) 2 votes 13) 1 vote Good luck to all finalists!!

Hi everybody! Regardless of the EB Architecture Building Contest I finished another architecture model: The Ruskin Library, Lancaster In comparison to my contest entry it's really 'micro-nano-scaled' and consists of only 129 parts :-) Here we go with some pictures: Find more pictures of the MOC on my flickr page and check out pictures of the real building here! Hope you like it and wish everybody to have a nice weekend So long, Jens

Didn't know that building before, but I like your rendition very much! It's a beautiful composition with so many details - great job!! Thumbs up & good luck

Very impressive rendition! I'm lovin' that rounded tower in the middle most!! One little thing: According to my taste there could be tiles on the roof?! Good luck in the contest!

Very good idea to build this & beautiful result!! Good luck in the contest!

I think it's a compliment and say: thanks a lot!!

Fantastic!! I think you don't need good luck, you just have it with this entry!

Thank you guys for your kind comments, it's a pleasure! @Bob: Sorry, didn't take an outdoor shot with a complete view of the model Maybe I'm gonna take one some day.

Enjoying your model? Absolutely!! The construction of the maintower is gorgeous Good luck in the competion

I'm not sure, so is it allowed to publish one's own project on other platforms respectively LEGO communities, after is was indexed here?

Nice rendition! I like the snoted triangle-shape section I'm a bit colorblind, but did you think of using white bricks instead of tan? Good luck in the contest!

Hello everybody! Today I present my entry (style: architect series) for the EB Architecture Contest and I'm very happy to have a good timing before the deadline ends :-) Here we go with some information: Building:....................Kranhaus Süd Location:....................Rheinauhafen, Cologne (Germany) Dimensions:..................height 60m, length 70m, width 34m Start of construction:.......May 2007 Completion:..................2nd quarter 2009 Architects:..................BRT - Bothe, Richter, Teherani 70 metres long, 34 metres wide and more than 60 metres high spanning 16 floors: renowned architect Hadi Teherani (BRT architects) achieved a huge success in co-operation with architect Alfons Linster. The three Kranhaus buildings are visionary, shaping the style of the entire city. With their design which is based on the crane shape typical of the harbour and the glass façade, they are at the same time both solid and transparent. The Southern Kranhaus is the most southern of the three Kranhaus buildings and thus occupies a particularly exposed position: as the portal to the higher situated promenade, the Southern Kranhaus is the meeting and starting point for visitors wanting to explore the new Rheinauhafen harbour. The Southern Kranhaus constitutes the centre of the entire Rheinauhafen harbour area. It marks the front end of the marina and towers above Harry Blum Square, the main entrance to the latest and most innovative part of Cologne. source & more information: http://www.kranhaus-sued.com In may 2010 I visited cologne and took some pictures of the building: Find more images of the real building here or on my FLICKR page. About one year ago I started planning the LEGO model with LDD. I also odered parts from BL, but I didn't start to build with real bricks and put it away for a long time. Finding this architecture contest on eurobricks I was highly motivated to refresh and complete the idea. With the intention to capture the original as good as possible I finished the model and let you have the result right here: I also took some outdoor shots: Find more images of the model on my FLICKR page. A few model facts: Groundbase:...............26x16 studs Model dimensions:.........height 20 studs, lenght 24 studs, width 10 studs Pieces:...................didn't count, but I think it's way above 1000 pcs That's it for the moment. You got any questions? Please feel free to ask! I'm very much looking forward to get your comments and constructive feedback to this entry. With this contest Eurobricks initiated a great competition and I wish every participant good luck! So long, Jens