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Hello everyone! I have posted photos of the interior. As you can see it's not finished either. I'm still missing pieces for the curtains and a few more details above the windows. Hope you enjoy!

Thanks again guys! It really takes my motivation to a whole new level :)

Yet another masterpiece from you Cecilie! As always your mocs are really detailed and the reindeer and santa's sledge looks absolutely stunning! I enjoy all your mocs and please keep them coming!

This MOC looks really good! Good job with the staircase! It looks fantastic and really well done. From experience, I find it really hard to make a good modular house with the 16x32 base plate, but you sure did a good job with this one!

Haha, nice use of the surfer minifig from the collectible series! The bath and the shower looks very futuristic and nice! What's with the glass floor in the shower?

This is different, and very nice. I like the shape of the building and the sort of box like structure. :)

Wow, thanks a lot for leaving such nice feedbacks everyone! I would never have expected this much out of just a few photos.. :) I just learned a new word, "undertiled" However, I understand what you mean and that it doesn't really look that good with the rough surface it has now. I shall try and experiment a little and see what I can do about it. Regarding the interior and what kind of museum it is... Well, I'll let it be a surpise until I get to take a few more photos. Yes - I borrowed the idea after buying two copies of this set just to get a bunch of tan pieces and some other nice parts. Funny thing is I still haven't built the set yet :P Wow, I had to google most of those words just to understand what you were talking about and these suggestions were actually right on spot. I will take it into consideration. Thanks for pointing me in the right direction!

Thanks everyone for your wonderful comments! It really gets me motivated to complete this building. :) I agree with you that the boxes look a bit strange, but it was the best I could do with what I had at the time. Thanks for the tips! I'm going to make it look more baffling :) Regarding the interior; well, yes... The interior is actually mostly complete on both floors, but I decided to wait with the interior pictures since I mainly wanted feedback on the exterior (outside), but now that I see it is of interest I shall upload a few pics showing the interior. It's dark red. Sorry I forgot to mention it in the OP

Hello everyone! For the last couple of months I've been working on a new modular building - a museum to be more correct. I chose the colors red and tan as a base, and the bulding is supposed to look like it's made from stone bricks, hence the tan color. As the topic says, it's a work in progress, but I would really appreciate some feedback from your guys on what can be improved and what's to keep. I have yet to complete the roof, but my bricklink orders are stalling for obvious reasons (read: christmas) :) More on Flickr! Exterior: Interior: Professor Langley and nurse Susan is doing an autopsy on the ringmaster to see what makes him tick ;)

A truly magnificent piece of work! I especially liked the bridge and the use of whips for the sledge. Great work!

Welcome to EB! :) Hope your interest with LEGOs will grow!

Wow, this is so nice. I especially love the interior and how well done it is with all the details. Great work on the fasade (front) also! :)

Welcome to EB! You have indeed some interesting mocs and quite a few collectible minifigs :) Hope you enjoy your stay here!

Welcome to EB! I like your way of speaking in irony - or that's how I understood it :P Anyways, welcome!

Take a look here. Examine the details on these buildings and you should be able to to figure something out for yourself :)

Excellent car! It looks a lot like the ones you see in the movies :) Great work!

Whoa - nice work! The table is just awesome with its chrome legs and the ambient light behind the windows makes this a winner!

really, really nice building with so many details to look at. Truly impressive work and the combination of colors are just great! I personally like the balcony above the entrance and the stairs best. Great work on the windows too!

Welcome to Eurobricks! Hope you enjoy your stay here! Sounds like you have quite a few interests. Hopefully you'll be able to combine them with LEGOs and make something really unique :)

Thanks again everyone for the warm welcome and the comments on my robot! It feels nice to be among such fine people! :) Trust me - after building the robot with more than 30.000 parts I only have moths (or what you call it in English) left in my wallet

Thanks much! Glad you like my robot! I went through your galleries on brickshelf, and you have some really nice cars and vehicles there.

Truly a wonderful moc! I love the use of arches and the headlight brick for mossaic! I watched the movie today and I really ejoyed seeing this moc just after. Well done!

Thanks a lot guys for the warm welcome and thanks for the comments on my modular house and PAHAB :) I am currently working on a very big project. A huge modular building that I will post once I get it finished. My favorite themes must be Town (modular buildings, houses and cars), Mindstorms and Pirates. I'm also a big fan of detailed mocs where I can spend minutes and even hours studying all the details. Hi, thanks a lot! And you aswell! I noticed you joined yesterday :)

Hello everyone! I have been browsing this forum for almost two years now and finally decided to become a registered member :) My LEGO collection has really grown over the last couple of months. I have built three of the modular buildings and a couple of mocs in the CC style. After the release of the collectible minifigures series 1 and 2 I have been getting really hooked with the brick :) Picture of PAHAB: PAHAB on Flickr