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i thought the 16-wide were really well-done! all the features are still there & they do look cuter than the 32-wide originals!

looks like your town is well-fed! nice moc too! by the way, no such thing as small town as lego is meant to be mini-scale...

almost like the real stuff! now we just need some of that "string with 2 round plates at each end" (not sure what it is actually called in LEGO terms but it was available in some sets) for the wiring between the poles!

it will be hard to find one at the price you wanted. but look at this: http://www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=58746 there is a Green Grocer there

OMG!! initially i thought it was one of those miniature buildings that you can buy in souvenir shops! Your MOC is so nice, it looks unreal!

i am just intrigued by the facade! the micro details you have put in is indeed amazing once again!

if i remember correctly, the other side is a 2-flight ramp-down. that leads to Tate Britain.

The guitar on the facade is real cool! on the display rack on the left side of the store, how are the records/cds stacked?

O' Flower of Scotland... Nice MOC...historical MOCs are always of interest to me. by the way, those tan legs at the left bottom corner of the MOC. what are they for? Cheers!

great moc! the japanese structure is really nice! the interior is great!

i was just to about ask if those buildings above the tunnel were on their baseplates and laid on top or otherwise. thanks for your reply above! you have managed to seamlessly laid the baseplates on the tunnel. that was real good! the tunnel looks real huge and roomy...!

Nice police station! Compact and complete! i like your facade! that must have taken up some (read: many) bricks! the case files are sure plenty for this police station!

i would think that MOCs do not have to come from any one source. it can be from some buildings you have seen on your travels/commute/books/neighbourhood. if there are parts you are lacking, use substitutes (if the parts are expensive). not enough parts? Bricklink is the world's lego market. alternatively get Creator sets. normally 2 sets (+ maybe a trip to Bricklink for a few small bits) can do a good MOC Modular house. studs or no studs? is up to you. tiling the whole building can use up a lot of tiles (i.e. $$) though it looks "cleaner"

as have been mentioned so far, u just need to focus and narrow down to what you really like. as much as you like LEGO, surely there must be some sets/themes you like more. zoom in on those. if not, ur problem could get "worse"... as for the rest, store them away in a store or sell them. by the way, are you staying alone? or with your family? if with family, do they complain? or they also collect LEGO?

Nice ship! which set does this hull/ship come from? Thanks!

in the dim light, it looks great! faster come out with your MOC! was it a pre-planned MOC before you did the modular houses? if so, that was great planning. if not, must have been tough "relocating" the actual builts onto modified pavements and then further modify the modulars. @prateek: the pavement looks brick-built. because if you look at the lady (the person at the front of the MOC), she seems to be walking up/down a flight of steps. the diagonal should thus be cheese slopes.

really a huge awesome house! movements between each floor is by the house lift?

i have only browsed through some random pages and the things i have seen are really amazing!! not is the MOC huge (based on the baseplates on Page 1), it is also "thick" (based on the landscape in the last pic)! have you got an overall view of the whole MOC? that will be real

great set of modulars! the butcher shop is so matching in colour with the meat he is selling!

i like the medic room where 2-1B is working. just like the movie's room with the glass tank! is Hoth cold enough? why is the rebel soldier having an ice-cream?

i like the rounded corner of the building! interesting technique used there...i can imagine...

i was looking for the stairs too. or a lift. However the facade is of great-details and intricacies!!

ACPin, I lost count of the number of MOCs in this thread! I like the use of brown hands on the Guard Observation post in the 1st MOC. Ditto the floor finish to the gate where the horse was coming in!

adding onto yours, i would like: ANH Wuher (bartender)

the toilet paper was a clever one!