Bernd

Thanks everybody. I will work on the photos next time. The first step will be to not build mocs of that size but smaller ones.

Not a strip club, but adult. http://www.eurobrick...topic=65826&hl= plus this one: *klick*

I cannot tell in hours or days. I built some days, then didn't for weeks or Months, the built again, did some bricklink orders, and so on. And I don't know, when I started.

Damn, ... Ok, I'll try. As for Historica, I just don't build very much. I will do smaller mocs in future. Maybe then I'll post there.

Thanks for all the comments. I'm not that active. The Historic theme is ok for me. And in future I will build smaller mocs. That one took too much time for my taste. Thanks. It has been bad weather here for days and I just didn't want to wait. You're right though, a better Photo would be nice. Next time.

Thanks everybody. The amount of accent is due to my limited number of headlight bricks. I just didn't have any more.

I've built a tower just to try building a diagonal wall with tiles (for the look of bricks) on it. It became my biggest moc. This is my Wizards' Tower. I hope I am a better builder than a photographer. The Black Wizard just arrives, escorted by a Lion Knight: He is welcomed by the Dark Brown Dwarven Wizard and by Guard No. 1 and Guard with a f***ing big axe: The maiden chases the hen in a circle, when you turn a wheel on the side of the platform, and another hen jumps up, when she passes: The side of the tower: You can drop stones onto the bridge by tipping the barrel: There is also a barn... ... and a swamp creature hiding under the bridge: In the rocks a ghost is hiding: The pantry and some private rooms in one of the towers: The Dark Gray Wizard searching the sky for something (only he knows what that might be): He has to climb the roof: The back: The barn (and the dwarven smithy's chimney, the trapdoor is the entrance): The rooms in the Wizards' Tower, connected by an elevator: A witch in a secret chamber: The dwarven smiths in their smithy (pressing the anvil lights the fire): The dwarven wizards know how to grow gold on solid rock (in the background): Deep under the mountain there dwells a dragon. Or a troll. Or anything else with glowing eyes: The peasants: The guards: The wizards: The dwarves: I have made two movies to show the features: movie 1 movie 2 Thanks for looking. P.S. This is the diagonal wall, with which it started. 1x1 bricks with studs on two or four sides and 1x4 panels. It fits onto a 2x2 jumper plate:

B-OM-32A Just a little ice cream parlor. I wanted to use those goal parts as a fence, and that was the best idea I had. Thanks for taking a look!

B-PM-02D What is a Lego city without a police station? Right, absolutely incomplete. So I built one. "Similiar in style and size" (according to the rules) in my opinion means besides the size and other things like the sidewalk tiles only in the ground floor. The car might look familiar. Please consider it as a tribute. This link is for bigger pictures, including a picture with my modulars. http://www.h3bracing.de/mod_police/modular_police.jpg Thanks for taking a look!

The interior is great. All those details (I especially like the copier). The floor with the cheeseslopes is very nice. And I have to borrow the judge's hammer.

Thanks. A whole mansion was too much work.

Nice one, I like the color scheme and especially the windows. But it seems to be a very strict school. Those poor kids have to stand all the time on the chairs.

Thanks everyone. Fortunately the stairs perfectly match with the macaroni bricks. It's a mercenary. I just like the skeleton and that skull-shield. They are the toughest and bravest.

I'm planning to build some little mocs with these four characters. A wizard, a dwarf, a knight and a female ranger is not that innovative, but nevermind. Actually at first I just build something around the stairs.

The elf "village" ist great (I like the castle too, but the elves are more special), especially the watchtower with the halfopen roof and the stairs fo the main hall. Though we dont see the other mocs, I suppose the judge was right.