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Finally got around to changing it: vs Still a captain of the Watch but now with old scool lasergun.

Which names? Ankh-Morpork is in the Discworld books written by sir Terry Pratchett. Guild of Perfumistas has been made up by me in style with the books. Triple Windmill is my own. The gear system has been put outside on purpose. I like it exposed and the more ugly bits are hidden inside. Indeed, three functions; grind flowers for their perfume, thumb rock and saw the wood.

A windmill on the walls of Ankh-Morpork. Working for the stonequarries, carpenters and the Guild of Perfumistas this mill has been strategicly placed on the walls to gain some extra hight in the city. video on flickr with all the functions: link I do have more ideas for the wall to expand so more will follow, sometime. more on flickr and brickshelf

Congratulations. I hope to often run into you in the History Forum. In a good way, you not using your mod skills that is.

Im just hoping for those donuts

Nice build. I like the base of the windmill, smart use of parts in that. I may have to remember that for my own windmill. You may want to change the scenery a bit since this type of windmill was most used to keep the polder dry. Or you just made the exception to the rule.

Very beautifully done. Love the scenes and the detailling.

Thanks for the comments. It is hard to fit it all on to a 32x32 baseplate. And the map has to be functionable so some graphic representation is allowed.

For my PADI Divemaster course I had to make an under water map. So I did it in the good old Diver style. UW-map 1 by L-space, on Flickr All foreign objects have been placed at their relative position. The steps make it deeper by 1 meter at a time. It represents part of the Nionplas or de Zandput near Raamsdonksveer, NLD.

They are from Ecclesiastes his flickr

Well I did se you then. I forgot to take a card with the website but see it's in your signature. Good luck and enjoy the next days their.

Are you in one of my pictures?

As they put it "the biggest LEGO event of Europe". 17 October - 23 October www.legoworld.nl Not for AFOLS though in my opinion. but still I took some photo's. Legoworld-2012 23 by L-space, on Flickr Legoworld-2012 44 by L-space, on Flickr Legoworld-2012 27 by L-space, on Flickr Legoworld-2012 41 by L-space, on Flickr

3. badboytje88 - 1 point 4. Ecclesiastes - 1 point 9. tobiasgeserick - 1 point

Simply said: that is what the real life examples look like. You don't need much room to sleep but you do in the barn(side). Hay, supplies etc needs a lot of room.

A small farmhouse in a village of Lancre, a small kingdom in the Ramtops. Based upon farms in my area; langgevelboerderij or Long Farmhouse according to Google. Lancre Farmhouse 7 by L-space, on Flickr Lancre Farmhouse 3 by L-space, on Flickr This is the first MOC of hopefully more of Lancre. More on Flickr and Brickshelf

screen 1600x900 130Mbps Firefox 15.0.1 Good luck with the design. If you need any help let me know.

It is getting better and better. Great hedge btw!

Small print: So not everybody can enter. Good luck the the US, DC and Canadian citizens here. And why no Quebec, its beautifull there with friendly people.

Hi Mark, nice to see you here.

Welcome and enjoy your stay on the forum.

Eleventh addition to the Unseen University UU; Bridge of Size

2. Hats & Clocks by cimddwc - 1 9. Cafe "The Corner" by alois - 1 22. Ollivander's Pub by Matn - 1 27. Terrace Apartments / Barbershop by Myko - 1 38. Library by TheLegoDr - 1

1. The Antique Shoppe by George G. - 1 8. Starlight Cinema by TheLegoDr - 1 9. Bank by FliXFantatier - 1 12. "King's Corner" by moctown - 1 15. Esso Garage by lightningtiger - 1

14. Multiverse - 1 16. Sid Sidious - 1 18. L@go - 1 22. Cecilie - 1 25. Star2705 - 1