We used to cut own Christmas tree at the tree farm. The ideal tree would be not too big or small, just the right size and shape.  But I don't think that is happening this year.

The Not Happening Christmas Tree by dr_spock_888, on Flickr

 

I like a nice warm house, but the poor old tree has a bad time after a few days.

 

 

 

8 hours ago, StangMan302 said:

I cant view it. 

would love to see the competition.

Thanks for the headsup. Not much competition, but here is my entry:

A red and white tree would be so ideal for me. The contrasting colours would be so appealing for me personally.

Here is my Christmas tree, Space Xmas :)http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/csabesz/MOC/xmas_entry_2017.jpg

Edited November 8, 20177 yr by dark secret

Christmas tree in the wild.

 

Winter Wonderland Christmas Tree by Karen Metz, on Flickr

My ideal tree: one made entirely of large gingerbread men. My mug is ready for dunkin'! 

General Treevous is the ideal Christmas tree, capable of spreading festive cheer and also handy at hunting down Jedi humbugs.

Sorry the first picture was too big, hope this is better @CopMike

Edited November 12, 20177 yr by Agent Kallus

@Agent Kallus Probably the most original entry yet! Love it!  

Ideal Christmas tree is next to Russian banya!

 

 

Edited May 9, 20186 yr by vrednaya_chaika

My interpretation of a Christmas tree on Mars: under a dome with no green (it's mars, the red planet) and lot's of lights :)

 

John dear, did you bring a Christmas tree home for me.

Yes dear.

Edited November 11, 20177 yr by AllanSmith
Corrected grammar.

My perfect tree is one that I can share with my wife and cats.

 

Here is my French Wine XMas Tree ... 

Edited November 10, 20177 yr by Bayou

My ideal christmas tree would be big. If only there was place for this one. Of course, the most improtant thing is family!

Thank you for hosting this raffle :)

 

Edited November 10, 20177 yr by Fifulin

These events are one of the many things that makes Eurobricks a special place. First time participating and it was really fun. 

The Village Tree, bigger than most of the trees the minifigures have in their cramped modular apartments but without overdoing it like New Brick York City. 

Time indeed flies by! My ideal tree will be full of pirate goodness! 

Merry Christmas everyone!

 

Edited August 26, 20186 yr by brazilianbrickbuilder

Here comes my ideal christmas tree.

The story behind my christmas tree is the so called christmas truce around christmas 1914 (World War 1).

In the week leading up to the 25th, French, German, and British soldiers crossed trenches to exchange seasonal greetings and talk. There were joint burial ceremonies and prisoner swaps, while several meetings ended in carol-singing. Check out the full story on Wikipedia.

I wish You a LOT of ANY bricks! ;) 

Flickr Album

Edited November 11, 20177 yr by SERVATOR

This is the entry of my 6-year old son and me.

For him it is important to spend Christmas time with family and friends. He loves snow, so he wishes for a white Christmas and off course there had to be some presents under the tree.

We wish you all a wonderful Christmas time!

This yearly event is always fun :)

The ideal Christmas tree? The one you can bring safely home...

So do attach it securely when transporting it

My participation with this christmas bones tree

Edited November 27, 20177 yr by CopMike
Nice entry - registred after the deadline though, won´t be in the raffle

How about a Christmas tree on the beach?

Maybe not this beach though...  

My tree is a tribute to the classic building with only basic bricks. Happy Xmas to all of you.

 

A friend's entry, not exactly a Christmas tree, but i wont argue with him.