MadManMingo

Sounds like that will do it Just stumbled upon the SparNord app on Google android market. Maybe you could use some of the icons as genuine signs inside the bank? Saw the other day, that the SparNord staff wears white shirts with logo's on the collor. Not anything fancy On top of that, they wear a jacket or blouse of their own.

Nice! Very nice LT! This really gives the facade character (and typicly danish ). Instead of wall and roof fades into each other as just one surface. I like it If you want to get the "date-sign" in the center just right, you should make it rectangular instead of an even square. Maybe a 1x3 white plate with nu studs. A white 2x4 might be too big for this facade.

The detail at the bottom of the roof could easily be made in red like the rooftiles. The principles of that detail is very danish, and us made in various colors. Looking forward to see the result. And yes, the date could easily be stickers.

Ohhh... now I get it... Mingo/Mango Wish I had a Mangotree...in my backyard... It would be very cool if you could push the front wall just half af brick back from the roof, maybe by using these little fellows. . But maybe that means to much altering of the entire roof??? Just a thougth...

Was this better? I've made the annottations with Sketch in Evernote. But I forgot to share the pictures. Let me know if they're still not apearing. Looking forward to see your ideas between OK and SparNord

Hey LT Final sugestions... A small detail in the masonry/wall around here ▼ would be very danish. Details like this are very common

I'm a HUGE fan of your works. Realy inspiring! Nice to see your modulars put together :thumbup:

Nice idea and alternate use of medical uniforms. But please... those stickers.... For starters, stickers are BAD. Prints are cool. But in the real world, when we have to live with stickers, PLEASE!!! no crooked ones. Lego is not about how fast you can build a model, it's about how good it looks when your done. If it was just, the police-sickers on your vehicle, I wouldn't have said anything. But then I saw the Pizza-sticker in the window behind the truck. Sorry to sound like a grumpy old judge from X-factor... but it matters

Just happy to help with small contributions on a Lego-house 16.300 km away Keep bricking!!!

He ain't kidding!!! Jyske Bank went to an agency and said they would like a new image, and then they went completely BONANZA, like you went to the cirkus or so. It's my bank, by the way. Luckylie, their line has turned a bit serious again. But the Juice/Latté bar is nice Your Bank is evolving very nicely and could easylie fit in, with your "Super Brugsen". Couldn't find any pics of the staff in "Spar Nord". But hey... how about a little sponsor footage outside the Bank? "Spar Nord" is sponsering our footballteam "Aab" in this part of Denmark.

Totally wird ! Totally insane ! ...hardly any playability But just totally awesome

Hey Thanks for the pillars It's coming out quit fine. Your bank could match the colors and logo of the danish "Spar Nord Bank" http://files.abk69.webnode.com/200000017-896038a5a3/spar-nord-positiv.jpg ... and no! I'm not a costumer there

Nice start. But good to know, that there will be pillars on the front "porch". Otherwise the red roof would look a bit weird, hovering over the front stairs. But hey... you could call it an operahouse, and it would be perfectly danish inspired

VERY nice build! I agree with others, that the interior is outstanding, and has several really original ideas. Seen from the outside, the building is also quite unique. It's dosn't look like something you've borrowed from anywhere. And I mean that as a compliment! The structure and "life" of the facade is very original, and has nice details. In my opinion, it lacks the final 5-10% of detailing on the outside (especially the roof-section), to bring it as high quality as the inside. But nice build!

Your kidding right? Pretty wird coincident, considering that there are hundreds of "Daglig Brugsen" in small danish villages all over the country. Fun though It's even more fun, that I saw that you were considering to add a bank to the scenerie. There's actually an old bank, just acros the street from this "Daglig Brugsen" in the town of Hundelev (Dogville if you litterally translate the name). The bank is closed now, and has been for several years. But instead theres an antique-store now. The owner is an exciting woman. She's a journalist/writer, and she's not running the store to earn a living. She's doing it to meet people, and get inspiration for her writing. The old bank vault is stil in the store, and she's still using it for her valuables. The antique-woman is quit a carachter, and she's proud of beeing a bit different. Thats propably also why she calls the store Gallerie Cats... Get that? Gallerie Cats in the town of Dogville

It is german!!! Or at least own by VW. It's the danish way to get a lot of Volkswagen for the smallest amount. We've got som insane tax'es on cars in Denmark. Why do you think Tom Christensen moved to Monaco

Nice little niche of remodelling you've got going on there. I'll have to fetch up my old garbagetruck and helitransport from the cellar. It's nice to se those old models come back to glory in "6 wide" Keep em coming

Your welcome! Here's a DagligBrugsen and OK gas-station close to where I live. Let me know, if you need some tips on everyday life i Denmark! And by the way, thanks for the beautiful princes you gave us

Nice job Lightningtiger! It's quit fun for me as a Dane to se an Aussie trying make af Danish scenarie. The "Daglig Brugsen" store i very close to what you'll find in a typical danish village in the countryside. And they usually also have an "OK" gas-station allongside. The phonebooth is also quit good, allthoug they are very rare these days, were everyone has cell-phones. Most danish villages have had their phonebooths chopped away by now. Theu are too expensive to maintain. If your're working on a police car, I can let you know that the danish police uses Skoda Superb these days, and they look like this:

Impressive Bright22! It makes me very nostalgic I havn't found my own childhood collection from the cellar yet. But when we move to a bigger place, my five year old son would love to see dads old toys. I have most of the 80 and 90's sets from your town. But seeing it, convinced me that classic town elements suits modern days modular buildings very nice

Sounds great, and like the yellow cargo-buddy will be around for a while :o)

Thanks! I'm just learning my ways around. Anyone with thoughts on my question? Wil the yellow cargo train 7939 discontinue by jan. 2012, now that the new red 3677 cargo train is on the market. 7939 is on discount in my neigborhood. So I'm considdering wether to buy now or wait til the summer sale.

Wil the yellow cargo train 7939 discontinue by jan. 2012, now that the new red 3677 cargo train is on the market. 7939 is on discount in my neigborhood. So I'm considdering wether to buy now or wait til the summer sale.