well my last little village had really bad pics but this time they are much better.

an overveiw

They are all in this brickshelf: http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=341293

P.S Building Tips Would Be Apreciated

Edited September 7, 200816 yr by sir jami344

Dear Jami,

We won't be able to see any of your pictures until your Brickshelf Folder has been moderated.

Dear Jami,

We won't be able to see any of your pictures until your Brickshelf Folder has been moderated.

ok looks like we have to wait untill it has been moderated

ok looks like we have to wait untill it has been moderated

Or you could post deeplinks.

looking ood i think. from the pic you posted here. like the gate in the yellow wall , simple but nice :) and soon we can see more pics ..

thanks Mr T and Mr P

looking ood i think. from the pic you posted here. like the gate in the yellow wall , simple but nice :) and soon we can see more pics ..

yea i dont havemany bricks so its multicoulored kinda. Oh by the way love decastio isle

Edited September 7, 200816 yr by sir jami344

It looks quite nice, especially as 'Tordenskjold' mentioned, the yellow gate. But buy some same coloured bricks, I thought it would cost a ton to get some bricks for snow, or plants & trees for a forest, and just yesturday I got; 100 1x2 45 Slopes for about $2.50 and a ton of trees and plants for about $5.00. Cheap as chips, although chips are more expensive...

It looks quite nice, especially as 'Tordenskjold' mentioned, the yellow gate. But buy some same coloured bricks, I thought it would cost a ton to get some bricks for snow, or plants & trees for a forest, and just yesturday I got; 100 1x2 45 Slopes for about $2.50 and a ton of trees and plants for about $5.00. Cheap as chips, although chips are more expensive...

thanks for advice but where should i buy bricks cheap ebay? bricklink? shops?

Edited September 7, 200816 yr by sir jami344

thanks for advice but where should i buy bricks cheap ebay? bricklink? shops?

Take a look at bricklink, there are quite some nice shops in the UK that I'm aware of (probably sending it to Belfast isn't that costly). Other option is indeed ebay but bricks in one color aren't that cheap on ebay I'm afraid. We buy kilos there but then you need quite some kilos to have enough of the same color as well.

I can't see the gallery, but with the picture you posted, I think it can look great if you had bricks of the same colour :/ You have the same problem than me... the lack of colours ^^

You might want to try posting a better pic as your main one that you post on the website. It would give people a better impression and people will be more willing to look at it. Just a tip for future posts. Other than that, it looks very creative.

Hello Sir Jami344,

From what I can see of your single picture it looks nice. Do you have any story behind it?

Don't let the lack of same color (I'm from the US) bricks stop you from building and posting. I'm sure almost everyone here has run into a situation when we didn't have the right brick or right color. It looks like you might actually play with your creations. You might want to take a series of pictures as your playing and add some narrations to tell a story with them.

Keep up the great work!

Tony

thanks for the tips (i have a crap webcam and its stand is broken so its hard to take pics>:() ive got £20 to spend on lego( thats approx $40) so ill try and get more bricks

regards Sir Jami344

Finally the gallery Is up ! it's a nice fort,very creative, I love the windmill ! too sad you don't have the good colours but who cares, it's a good job!