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Posts Tagged ‘Town’
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2 City Residential Houses by Brian Lyles
Here are a couple of cute townhomes for everyone’s modular displays. Everyone has a display of these in their dining room, right? It’s not just me. -
Urban Landscape #2 by Jonathan Lopes
This expansive cityscape is just chock full of detail. There are dozens of photos of the fantastic buildings, trains, and vehicles.
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Minifig-scale Wharf, Nordic Style by Henrik Hoexbroe
As he says in his description “Many small MOCs to make one big MOC!” And there’s lots of great details in the MOC including swimmers, skateboards, trash cans, and a dog house. -
Queen Victoria markets facade by Gabriel Thomson
I’m not quite sure why there is a Gorilla on the roof, but it’s a pretty sweet roof to be on. I looked at pictures of the original and I like the Lego version better than the real thing. -
Wax Museum by Daniel Gran
Well this is both exceptionally beautiful and exceptionally creepy. But that’s because I think wax museums are creepy. The Cafe Corner modual building style is always a winner and this is a great addition. The tan with dark red accents is great! -
1 Hotel by Kris_Kelvin
The dark red with the brown looks great but I just love the stairs and the vintage cars.
See it on flickr or brickshelf.
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Medieval Castle Today by Matija Grguric
How do you make a great castle even greater? Put it in a modern setting of course. There’s so much detail here I would love to see this in person to examine it for literally tens of minutes.
Amazing street scene.
Erik has built an expansive microscale city with great skyscapers, a river, and multiple districts.
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