alexb420

Very cool building! Good use of space on the interior.

Sorry for such a late reply! It will never be in real bricks as it's 3,000+ pieces currently. I'm not the biggest fan of LDD either, maybe I need to stick to building smaller houses.

Looking quite good!

Update: The first floor interior is completed. Now I'm working on building the second floor... Roofing can be complicated at times.

I think the car and caravan is my favorite... Still, the new set looks very nice. I might have to pick one up.

The family car is my favorite here. :)

Nice work. I think this might look even better in the fire brigade color scheme.

Welcome!

The interior detail is very nice. Overall, very nice.

Great improvements! I'm not sure how much bigger this house is than the other one, but I feel space is managed much more efficiently. The new and improved bathroom is much better than the old house's. Nice work, I would be happy to move in! Haha P.S. How do you upload images from Brick Safe to EB?

I like it! It has a very European look to it. :)

Thanks! Yes, it's 1,532 pieces right now. I don't think this one will ever be brought into real bricks. I know that feeling... The floor in the dining room is brown tiles, it would show up in a rendering. As far as the windows... I'm not sure if they're right either, but for now I'm going to keep them. With some landscaping in front it should look better. Furniture is challenging to build well. Definitely an area I can improve on. P.S. Houses similar to these are my inspiration for this project: http://www.ryvenco.com/images/community/a96e7f73.jpg

Very nicely done. Impressive amount of detial.

Looks mean! Like Poisso3 said, the front of the car should be lower than the back... I think it would look more "hot-rod".

Hello all. This is my first "real" post here on EB. A few days ago I started something a little out of the ordinary for me. For months I've been trying to model the American Suburban home. Always unsuccessfully for one main reason. Lack of parts... So I finally decided to have a go in LDD. Here are some pictures of what it looks like so far: Suburban home 1st floor WIP (1) by alexb420, on Flickr Suburban home 1st floor WIP (2) by alexb420, on Flickr Suburban home 1st floor WIP (3) by alexb420, on Flickr I'm running out of materials for flooring. What are some other flooring options? Feedback and constructive criticism is much appreciated!