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Thanks guys! I'm glad that you like it.

This is an office building containing three floors, a barber, a real-estate business, and a clothing store. The build used up the rest of my useful brown bricks, which was quite a pain, but I got it to all work out fine. An overall view: Far out view: Together with the Hardware Store: Hope you enjoy! And, as always, please visit my Brickshelf gallery (when public) and Flickr for more photos. Thanks!

Cool, nice work!

I love those little mushrooms!

What country are you from? I would love to build one in green, but unfortunately LEGO doesn't mass produce that dark green color seen in the Indy sets, as far as I know. Anyways, I'm glad you guys like it!

Wow, that's really cool. Swede or not, thanks for the service.

Hey, thanks! And WOW! Airborne Rangers?! That's incredible. I actually have plans to build a BRDM here soon, but I don't mind building a -60 or -70 when I get enough time. When were you in service in the military?

Thanks Wouwie! And thanks to whoever put MOC in the title.

Ah, so simple. Great work!

Gosh, that guy reading the paper is such a clever idea. Also, very nice work on the architecture!

^Yes, yet another expensive set. I doubt I will be getting this one...

Thank you! To be honest that really was not my intention, but it does appear that way now. Glad you guys like it!

Hehe, thanks. I wish I could.

May I have my UAZ-469 and BTR-80 indexed? Thanks!

Thanks Batbrick!

Nice, there is a lot of great work here that I can finally browse for ideas! May I request a few of my own? Dump Truck School Bus Carferry This would be much appreciated.

Thanks everyone! I realize the window bars are a bit bulky, but I actually kind of like them. I'll mess around with it a little if I get the time.

Gosh, you're lucky. Of course they don't open one in Michigan.

Awesome. I will admit that I can't stand to leave out that back wall and no stairs, but Classic Town is an exception. It's always nice to see something simple and fun being built. Keep up the good work!

Of course meant to supplement my BTR-80, the UAZ-469 is sort of along the lines of a Jeep, or Hummer, in the US military. This came from much inspiration from Chandler Parker and Aleksander Stein over at Flickr. It seats four troops in all, has swinging doors, and is seven studs wide. Overall picture (my avatar): Another view: A corner view: The BTR-80 and UAZ-469: For more pictures look here or here. Hope you like it!

V-LV-45D I built this dump truck mainly because of my large amount of unused red pieces. It features a tipping load bed, but unfortunately only seats one figure. I'm thinking about modifying it to accommodate two. Overall view: For more pictures, look here Please enjoy!

Thanks! I can see where you're coming from with the mirrors. They are round in real life, but a 1x1 round would be impossible to create, so I settled for a 2x2 round.

Hey thanks! Glad to hear you enjoy my creations!

I'm definitely more of a 'town' guy. I never have gotten a LEGO train set though (aside from the cheap Harry Potter one with no tracks). Town just seems more interesting to me in my perspective. Trains just seem to take up a lot of space and money compared to building structures and streets. That's my opinion anyways.

That roof is absolutely amazing.