Great Winter Village, The Red Brick! All of the building go together and compliment each other well. I too can't wait to see it finished and displayed under your tree.

Very well done.

Oh gosh, don't get me started on the snow we have had today . I wont be using the HP train (I am using a 'non' Lego train).

I will be intrigued to see the train you are using.

Here where I am in the UK, it has only snowed properly today (and we've only have had barely an inch of snow).

~buddy~

I will be intrigued to see the train you are using.

Here where I am in the UK, it has only snowed properly today (and we've only have had barely an inch of snow).

~buddy~

Thanks Buddy,

I just hope that the train I use is still working because we have had it for years .

Absolutely Marvelous!

You really matched your mocs to the style of the official lego sets. I envy your ability to keep the synergy between official sets and mocs.

It is brilliant

I had a plan to do the same but I don't have any of the winter village sets

It is brilliant

I had a plan to do the same but I don't have any of the winter village sets

Santa might have some for you (that's if you have good this year)

Nice set-up Red Brick with some great additions. If I had a little more table space, I'd like to do something similar to this with the wintery picks. The HP train doesn't look bad, but I must admit that the Holiday Train would look even better rolling around your winter village.

Had you thought about adding perhaps a tunnel and some white trees to the scene? Some additional landscaping would look very nice.

In any case, this is a fine collection of LEGO Christmas/Winter sets (and MOCs).

(note: watch those double posts though) - thanks.

Thank you Brickster, I have turned the HP train into a tank engine and given it the holiday train look.

But unfortunately I haven't motorised it yet and I hope to do so before Christmas day.

I will be adding some more tree's and giving it a landscape when it is under the tree, and I would add a tunnel but not a Lego built one. maybe a cardboard cut out covered in tin foil .

Well here it is, The winter village under the tree.

The whole village

I decided to use the merald night because The train we usally use was broken , and the HP tank engine I mentioned wasn't motorized so I ended up using the EN

The Train station

The Ice rink

The post office and the perfume shop

Thank you for all of your helpful suggestions and I will keep making winter buildings in 2011 untill next christmas

as allways C & C welcome.

Fantastic Red brick . I think emerald night looks at home in the setup and a lot better than the harry potter train. I'm not too sure about the tinfoil, but I think you've just pulled it off . I bet you'll end up with a winter city by next christmas .

Thanks, CB

Fantastic Red brick . I think emerald night looks at home in the setup and a lot better than the harry potter train. I'm not too sure about the tinfoil, but I think you've just pulled it off . I bet you'll end up with a winter city by next christmas .

Thanks, CB

Thank you Crabboy392, I used Tinfoil last year but I used plastic buildings then so I thought it would look good with the Lego.

I don't think the residents in the village would like it being extended to a City .