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Beautiful building, congratulations. Lots of beautiful details. But those fat, rounded cactus.... I'm in love with them. So clever.
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Beyond amazing. Beyond mind-blowing. Beyond jaw dropping. ¡Bravo! PS. As I can see you are located in Spain, también te puedo decir: he flipado, es increible.
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Holy cow.
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Huge fan of your MOCs. You own a unique personal style, instantly recognizable. Congrats once again.
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Agree the majority, I like it very much. Also agree with all those who say that looks like a MOC, although this statement isn't a negative thing anymore, as MOCers have become professional in the past years, their creations are impressive, being so hard for LEGO to come up with something original that we haven't seen before (and with the additional burden of piece count, retail price etc that MOCers don't have). Anyway, one question I haven't seen yet: what about the car contest? When it will be available? Any news on the winner? It will be a limited purchase, or free gift.. anyone has any details? Thanks in advance ;)
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I admire your work, and I've always loved this model, so I really hope it will get approved. Congratulations and good luck!
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I'm on the "I like it" side. Not my favorite but a very nice addition to my city. I don't need every modular to be a groundbreaking design. I think this is a very nice depiction of an old kinda industrial area building. American, European? Well, certainly, the gas station looks American, but I've seen lots of similar buildings where I live, in Spain. Anyway, who really cares about it? Cities are always a nonsensical mix of different architecture styles, that's the charm of it. I like the fact that it is just one building, the color scheme looks good to me. I don't care about the sparse interiors, as I never open them to play with, I REALLY don't care about the fact that a Veterinary has his office upon a Gas Station (c'mon, it's Lego, who cares about these things?. And even if you care, it's sooo easy to MOD it). Agree with what some others have already said: I understand and respect that lots of people don't like it, but we should behave like adults and not insult designers for this or that. Lego is just a hobby, let's not take things so seriously. We are not forced to buy it, so, If you don like it, don't buy it. The only bummer for me is the bump on the price. I think €200 it's too much.
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Modular Building Sets - Rumours and Discussion
Gongoro73 replied to The Jersey Brick Guy's topic in LEGO Town
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Amazing. Do the minifigs move like in the video? I still haven't got the Carousel, The Dinner, Ninjago city, that Sancta Sanctorum set... And now this... I just can't keep track with Lego anymore... (no pun intended).
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Amazing. Love the use of old parts/stickers. Congratulations.
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Agree. That's why you'll have to do a second version of this beauty with no 32x32 restrictions. ;)
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Perfect as it is, I still feel this needs a second floor. Anyway, beautiful building. Congrats.
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Fantastic. This curved corner is what I had in mind since I first saw it. Regarding the additional accent color, I was also wondering, so I've just done a quick photoshopping. It doesn't look bad at all to me. (Hope you don't mind).
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Happy New Year, Mr. XXL. I would suggest to break the simmetry in some points, probably not adding a second staircase. And definitely, not adding a second sign. I think the facade will 'breath' better. If you decide to add the second sign, maybe pizza is not the best idea, as a '50's diner don't get along well with pizzerias. How about JIMS? JIMS DINNER.
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I don't like it either, it's too big, looks out of place. But, how about placing it on the roof? I've been thinking in that solution since I first saw it. I will definitely try that.
