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Well done on this, the detail on the wall ad the drain pipe are brilliant! A very nice vig to be sure

Very well done mate...I was trying to think what your name reminded me of, and now I know I loved this design on Mocpages, and looking at it here I love it even more, well done

Thats just insanely beautiful, the level of detail on the kitchen and beer cooler utter sold it for me! Well done mate, and definitely keep bricking

Wow, nice job mate! The detail is very nice on this build, some of my favorite parts are the roof, the signage, and, well, the whole dang building! Good work

Velma looks a little creepy, but other then that, cool! I can't wait to see scooby

Oh my, this is beautiful! The detail is stunning, and the living room and bookshelf is just insanely good! I may have to try a divided set up like that myself

I'm actually pretty excited about this theme, and will most likely run out and buy it as soon as it hits so that I can get ninja in many colors

Well done indeed! I've been thinking of making a cinema for my town for a long time, and this has just inspired me even further. I love the designs on the front, the color scheme, and the alignment of the stairway is just excellent. Well done again!

Wow, this is an amazing scene with an incredible sense of action and beautiful landscape, well done! The only think I would suggest is resizing your pics, as the maximum is 800x600 I believe. P.S, how on earth did you build that crater? I can never figure curves out.

Maybe slightly, but overall no. Guns are a part of my everyday life, and I'd rather be able to have my police officers defend themselves and my citizens as well. I suppose thats why I include guns in my Lego cities, as it is what I would choose for my life. Just a personal preference though. And I would rather have my criminals with no gun in sight, but that is unrealistic, so I make them armed as well, because again, I try to depict my everyday life.

Well done, this is hilarious!

I voted yes. The way I see this issue is from the point of a famous quote that goes "In a future where guns are outlawed, every outlaw will have a gun." And while peace and love in a Lego city are a good ideal, it does no good to have a police officer be dropped by a bandit with a gun because he wasn't armed, and then have his friends have to respond to the guy that made their buddy die. I support this theme utterly, as not only would it show kids that guns are not "evil" but how to use a weapon RESPONSIBLY for the good of the people and the upholding of justice. I have seen many people around here walk the streets with open carry firearms, and we have shootings in my city quite regularly. I don't like to see people die, but one thing I notice is that the ones who are usually shot are the people who weren't armed, because people thought they would be an easy target to prove their manhood or their membership into their gang. So case and point, I would much rather have my police officers and even civilians, Lego and otherwise armed and ready, then peaceful and dead. I have already armed my police, and with a more serious load out for peace-keeping then most would think.

Yeah, I was there from the first day, until I left early on the final day. It was such an epic event

Well done, this is shaping up to be a truly beautiful main street! the tool store is one of my favorites so far And my guess is some sort of water shipping or fishing industry

Well done, I actually have no suggestions for this, as even though it doesn't look exactly like the photo I find it beautiful

What can I say besides how epically beautiful this ship is? Well done indeed Captain!

Well done, this is a very good representation! If you ever build this in real bricks, a custom sticker for the side would complete it utterly

Well done, the French style house is simply beautiful! Keep bricking for sure mate!

Well done, the back is simply beautiful, and the overhead on the cabin is stunning as well, plus it would be very functional for my car recoveries after they meet my tanks (never elt me get bored with military and civilians in the same room.) Well done mate, and keep bricking

I believe those tools are just called hole punches, though not entirely sure Also your English is better then mine is at times, and I AM a native, and thanks for the tips!

I used a type of heavy upholsterer's string from Pat Catans for my schooners rigging, and also, she is coming along beautifully, I can't wait to see her done!

Well done indeed, a perfect amount of greebling, and also one of my favorite window screens used as a cockpit, as well as the great details such as opening hatches and a removable roof that make it playable

Well done indeed! a truly beautiful moc with an inspired front design, I love the selection of pieces and detail you used, and the upstairs is simply beautiful!

Well done mate, well done indeed! To me the apron and the cowls for the fans are the most outstanding parts, as they show beautiful outside the box thinking and techniques I haven't seen before. Nicely done indeed!

I honestly think that it looks pretty nice as is, though it is ultimately up to the builder as to what will finish his creation!