Pastajensen

Ah, ja. I guess we´re on the same page then . I think I will have a chance to improve it when I know what parts I actually have (and where).

Woa! Great, just great!

I have to work more overtime this year (too). The Lone Ranger set´s are really good looking. I just don't know where I would place the sets.

Thanks, yea I´we been thinking on how to improve the walkway, ended up with the "boring" look as that´s was most walkways are? It also fit´s with the official modulars. But I think I could/should improve part to the door, it´s a bit to plain. I finally start to get a overlook of my available parts

Thanks for the feedback, keep it coming! My idea was that it´s supposed to be "cheap" e.g. not the best conditions for an liveable apartment (but then again why a balcony). I´m now thinking about a apartment block inspired by the pet shop modular (for some uniformity). But it´s still only in the idea phase, while I´m busy sorting my Lego (I so regret starting... ).

Welcome, hope to see some of your creations :)

I really liked the fist one, mind if I borrow shamelessly from your design?

A bit difficult to get the total layout, but I do like what you did with the train station. I made a similar one using 2 sets, but not to the same extent as you.

Hello and welcome, looking forward to check out your videos.

Thank you, there will be other modulars, but as you can see it takes time :) Sharing time with kids, wife and work (and of course I have the official sets to build). I´m also working on a "suspension bridge" using Lego technic but so far it´s only a proof of concept.

So finally I got my self togheter and finished this MOC, now my lego citycents can finally enjoy a fresh made pizza. I hope you enjoy the pictures Any constructive criticism is appreciated. I have a whole bunch of excuses why it took such a long time but none of them are any good :P I can try to get some better pictures later if it´s wished for. The Ground floor, pretty much unchanged, added a flag outside should show a pizza or something. Pizza Place 11 by pastajensen, on Flickr The restaurang, some guest mostly drinking or busy writing a blog. Pizza Place 12 by pastajensen, on Flickr The "Studio" a cheap rent only access is the trap door going down to the restaurang, the renter found a model to paint. Food is cooked in the open flame stove. Pizza Place 13 by pastajensen, on Flickr The whole house, note that the paint job is not finished. Pizza Place 14 by pastajensen, on Flickr

Got the new Fire Truck 18€, Helicopter 28€ and 2 of the series 9 mini-figs for 1,90€ each

This was a interesting read, looking forward for the new chapter. Did also not know that Norway had a import restriction on toys as well in the 50´s. (Well ok before I started reading your book).

Ok you finally convinced me, looking forward to read your book.

A, nothing is better then start the day with a Lego history lesson

16. 2 points, just like my last trial trip 5. 1 point, spot on!

Ah, thanks that´s good to know if I ever in the area (mostly in winter time though ). Just bought the Uruk-hai army (€ 33,24) a wizard, 2 x Court Jester(€ 2,40 each) and the Knight and castle building set(€ 6,24).

Ah, may I ask where in Austria was that? That was a really great price. And to be on topic, my last one so far is the 10193 Market Village, 72€ at amazon.it

This pretty much sums it up (it´s a spotify playlist) : Sad Man's Tongue Got hooked on Volbeat lately, little late but never to late

I used Lego digital designer, a free download from Lego.com. Easy to use but limited if you want to make a building guide. There is a lot out there to test out. Check out this forum.

I recently got the 9492 TIE-Fighter 39€ and the 9493 X-Wing 55€ at Amazon.de

Great locomotive, even ÖBB markings. Love the small details