Kristel
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Thanks monsinjor, jtr, LT, Mutant Orc, rob-cubed, eurotrash, Wodanis and 2013-lego! Thanks Vincent! I like the idea of the coloured transparent bricks. Thanks Rick and BricksMcgee. I like the challenge of furnishing a 16-stud wide building! Thanks LegoDr! I had the dance floor at the top originally, but then I swapped it out because the low barrier around the stairs. I was worried we'd have too many minifigures falling down the stairwell. And I had run out of clear bricks for building another full height glass wall! Thanks! It's seems pretty quiet at the moment, so there's probably a few slots on the VIP list.
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Hi everyone! I'd like to present my latest modular building, a pub / nightclub called Trilogy. The name comes from the three levels, with three different themes - bar on the ground floor, dancing on the first floor and lounge on the top floor. Bar on the ground floor: The dance floor with live DJ on the first floor: The lounge on the top floor: More images on Flickr. Thanks for looking! C&C always welcome.
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Wow. Great parts usage, especially the rail tracks. My favourite part is the claws at the base of the throne.
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They all look great with the extra floor, but it has really made the yellow townhouse stand out (in a good way!).
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This is awesome! The sideways garage door and the built in bunks are my favourite details.
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Love this build and the perspective!
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MOCs, how much do they end up costing?
Kristel replied to psdillon's topic in General LEGO Discussion
I think $1,000 would be at the upper end of the scale for modular buildings with that many pieces. It might be quite different though if the mix of parts is different (e.g. for a technic model). Have you had a look at Rebrickable? That site has MOCs listed and gives an indication of the cost to buy the parts from BrickLink and BrickOwl seller. -
Congratulations LasseD!
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Creepy and disturbing! Love the lighting effect on the walls.
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This is gorgeous!
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Just awesome! Looks even better in real bricks than I had imagined.
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This is gorgeous! My favourite part is the ground floor, both the facade and the interior details. The tag line had me in stitches!
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This looks great! Love the beautiful plate work and how it contrasts with the lower part of the facade. I also like how you've done the lift doors and the ticket window.
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I'm also on a Mac and have found Bricksmith to be really good. Easy to use and no issues with opening those files in LPub to make instructions.
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Greta idea and nice design!
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Great design, design and presentation. Love it!@ My favourite detail is the padding on the walls and how this is carried through to the letterbox.
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This is awesome! Love the beanbags, Lego room and backyard. Good luck in the competition!
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Looks great so far! Looking forward to seeing the finished building.
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This is a great first MOC! My favourite details are the balcony railings for the first floor window, the chimney and the planter box on the roof. I agree that the roof line will cause issues when placed next to other buildings and that the first floor could use a little more height.
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Looks great and very true to the original. I like how you've turned the windows upside to hide the studs.
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This is gorgeous! I would love to see this one in real bricks.
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This is great! You've really got the run down feeling nailed with the discarded TVs and broken pavement.