Tony Sava (SavaTheAggie) makes his LEGO trains look like a painting in Stirring the Giants. The framing, in particular, is excellent.
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One rail, one redux
I do like me a good redux. I could never afford 6990 but if Moritz Nolting’s (nolnet) version was released today I’d be saving all my pocket money for as long as it took.
Amazing Interior
These amazing interiors were created by Brixe. I especially like the curtains and the red and brown chairs.
This house has everything
I’ve never seen a Lego house more furnished than the one by Brixe63. Check out all the rooms including the workshop, cellar, laundry room, hobby room, kitchen, study, dining room, foyer, master bedroom, living room, kids’ bedroom, bathroom, and even a Lego room!
Lego Chili’s Restaurant
If you live in North America, then you’ve probably seen a few Chili’s Restaurants around town as noted by their unique logo with the chili pepper. Brian Lyles has captured the look of the restaurant and built a full interior complete with a bar and kitchen.
It’s a….robot. Congratulations!
I really, really want to make a joke about where robots come from, but I just can’t do it. This robot-tyke is far too cute for something like that. Titolian, it’s adorable.
CC-Standard Cast Iron Florist
A building overgrown by flowers. A very well thought out creation built to service anybody in need of some plants. It even contains a floor dedicated to garden supplies! Looks like it belonged on the Cafe Corner street the entire time. Nice work, and keep up the building sonicstarlight!
Grand Leguini’s House
The details on this are just fantastic! The dark red and dark blue clash with the white to form a really imposing structure and the ornate arches surrounding the windows give the sense of wealth and prominence attributed to a mysterious magician such Grand Leguini. We’ll have to keep a closer eye on this builder, nice work!
Shop in the Orient!
BrickFanTown is at it again! Built by a group of Japanese AFOLs, BrickFanTown is thriving and now supports an “exotic” district. It features all sorts of small shops and alleyways from noodle shops to small kiosks under the awnings. The variations in colors and architecture is what it is all about, and that’s what I like best about these. They’re fun to look at, but they still maintain a realistic aura about them.
Very well done!
New Ironsides
This mecha doesn’t have quite as many guns as the USS Constitution did, but I’m sure it would carry as fearsome of a reputation. This is a job well done by kidthor. There’s a lot of great surface texture on both the body and the legs. I also love how well it balances on its tiny feet.
