Micro Gingerbread House

[Mariann Asanuma]

Hi all! Thought you might enjoy a little micro build of a Gingerbread House I designed for BrickJournal.

You can download the instructions here.

[ILikePi]

I just looked through the instructions, and I must say, there are a lot of advanced techniques utilized in such a small building! Clever use of the flag piece to make a thin white stripe above the front door.

Thanks for sharing your creation with us!

Edited December 5, 2009 by ILikePi

[lightningtiger]

Thanks also for that link too, 'Mariann Asanuma'.

My son loves the classic fairy tales, he would want to make a minifig scale one of these.

It's very detailed for such a small build and I quite like it. - Better check my parts inventory then.

[CopMike]

Nice one Mariann, I´ll surely build one or two ! Thanks for sharing!

[badboytje88]

That's very kind of you! Oh I am so getting in the christmas spirit thanks to this forum!

[Rick]

Nice one!

[Legostein]

Hello!

It's great to see some more micro architecture here! This little house is really fantastic. You chose the right colours and techniques so this is instantly recognizable. It looks sweet , and probably would taste so as well.

Cheers,

~ Christopher

[prateek]

Very nice and complicated indeed. I haven't seen a lot of these techniques before so kudos on that (well, you are a master builder after all )

[Izzy]

That is really gorgeous Mariann! Very cute and tasty looking. Nice job on the instructions too. Thanks for sharing it with us all.

[Tanotrooper]

Indeed, some very nice techniques in there. I like the use of the flag into the design and the miniature snowman

TT

[Big Cam]

Great mini creation, thanks for sharing your instructions, I may make them as little homes for individual figs, ha

[Grimmy]

That is really neat! Great instructions too. I think I'm going to make this to put near the Christmas tree.

[Milan]

Great, very cute!

Perfect little creation for this time of the year!

[Topsy Cret]

Neat little house!

Unfortunately, I am unable to open the file as I own a Mac, hence I do not have the appropriate file to see the instructions. If anyone could somehow change the format, I would be most grateful seeing as how I am really liking the look of this one.

Thanks.

[JayDuck]

Better late than never, I suppose. In reply to the post above, the instructions are a .pdf, a cross-platform file format. Just head over to the Adobe site and get the version of Acrobat Reader for your OS.

http://get.adobe.com/reader/otherversions/

Download, install, and enjoy. Hope that helps.