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The Devil Went Down To Jamaica It is a parody of The Devil Went Down to Georgia

Pink Floyd, Weird Al, Linkin Park, ACDC, Led Zepplin, Strawberry Alarm Clock, The Doors, Nirvana, Donovan, Deep Purple, Metallica, Iron Maiden, Grand Funk Railroad, The Beatles, The Go! Team, Lemon Pipers, Them, Maroon 5, Coldplay, Easy All-Stars, Jerry Lee Lewis, Jewel, Johnny Cash, KISS, Queen, 3 Doors Down, Chuck Berry, Bob Marley, and Tiny Tim

My new sig-fig THe hair is an Arealight custom And my pirates one

http://www.toysrus.com/search/index.jsp?ca...Theme%7CCreator. I wonder if the Street Machine is minifig scale.

The navy pistol looks awesome. It could be Jack Sparrow's pistol if painted brown!

I don't think I can use that cause I don't have any yellow torsos.

Another update: I ditched the balcony idea and finished making the pool. There will be a bedroom on the roof, and it's looking pretty snazzy

I'm in!

Well, I think Speed Boat rescue might be good, but either one is fine.

Yes, but it would look more realistic.

They're actually tater tots!

The had Lego Creator: Harry Potter edition for computers a while back, but it didn't turn out so good. This one might be fun, though.

Update: I've also decided to make a flat 4th floor and put a hot tub on it. There will be a bedroom too. I have started furnishing the 2nd floor, which will be a kitchen and bathroom.

I like Classic-Town because it's cool. I've had one of my MOCs featured on the site and like to see other's MOCs as well. Holiday-themed MOCs would be cool too.

Well, it's more like a tavern or bar than a diner, actually. Only the first floor is the bar. They rest is Doug's personal area. I was thinking of making it an apartment, but I'd have to make a lot of bathrooms!

I've decided to add the balcony. Any more suggestions?

It looks really great! Since you are interested in Lego animation check out this site, Bricks in Motion It's a really great site full of dedicated brickfilmers!

Count me in!

I would want all of DC comics, Watchmen, Spiderman 3, and Alice in Wonderland.

I buy a lot of old school Lego on eBay, and find great deals, like a Hot Rod Garage for 14 bucks. Nowadays, I but from good ol' TRU.

A nice scene. I love the Arealight hairpiece!

A work in progress of my first modular building: Doug's Diner. The first floor is a diner, the second floor is a kitchen, the third and fourth floor are Doug's living space. Should I add a balcony on the third floor? Comments are welcome. Flickr

I like the layout. A lot of great Lego cities start out small! The only thing you should work on , though, is add staircases to the buildings. (We don't want the citizens of Brickenridge to climb up walls to the second floor, do we? )

On Lego.com, there is a convenient area called Town Essentials It has some modular buildings, roadplates, and city workers.