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THIS IS THE TEST SITE OF EUROBRICKS!
THIS IS THE TEST SITE OF EUROBRICKS!

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How can a Town builder utilise all those great Lego themes and animals collected over the years? Please check out my solution The Museum.

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For me this MOC is more about the interior

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Thanks for looking, comments welcome.

you have some great minifigs in the "Villages/towns-in-a-Museum"!

Huge nice museum and plenty of exhibits!!

Great Museum!!! Your poster on the front are quite impressive, as are the exhibits... Especially the Egyptian one. I also love all the small details like the vending machine, and may I say a wonderful one at that!

Keep on Brickin Redcross, you definitely have talent in this hobby.

~Bayonet

Awesome museum for sure 'RedCross' :thumbup: Awesome job on the exterior but, the interior is to good for words. You really were able to build in tons of detail over numerous exhibits. Tough looking build; very well done. Keep up the great work :classic:

Excellent Museum MOC Redcross! The external architecture might be conservatively-designed, but the huge picture banners are quite unique pieces of detailing that effectively offset the all-white color scheme. I also love how packed the interiors are with all the very nice and highly-detailed displays - you sure have maximized all your animals and historical figs very well. Fantastic work overall! :thumbup:

That's really great! :thumbup: So many details and so good ways of using all those figures...

My, my 'redcross' we have been busy ! :grin:

An excellent museum with plenty to look at.....you gotta love that viking boat burial eh ? :grin:

Keep up the cool work and Brick On 'redcross' ! :grin:

You know, this reminds me of Night at the Museum, only in LEGO! The banners on the front look very nice, a fun little tease as to what's inside. I like how it's designed so it can open up easily and expose the chock-full of detail interior. Beautiful integration of LEGO's themes yesterday and today.

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Thanks everyone for your kind comments, you have been very encouraging.

Great Museum!!! Your poster on the front are quite impressive, as are the exhibits... Especially the Egyptian one. I also love all the small details like the vending machine, and may I say a wonderful one at that!

Keep on Brickin Redcross, you definitely have talent in this hobby.

~Bayonet

Excellent Museum MOC Redcross! The external architecture might be conservatively-designed, but the huge picture banners are quite unique pieces of detailing that effectively offset the all-white color scheme. I also love how packed the interiors are with all the very nice and highly-detailed displays - you sure have maximized all your animals and historical figs very well. Fantastic work overall! :thumbup:

You know, this reminds me of Night at the Museum, only in LEGO! The banners on the front look very nice, a fun little tease as to what's inside. I like how it's designed so it can open up easily and expose the chock-full of detail interior. Beautiful integration of LEGO's themes yesterday and today.

'Captain Bayonet', 'KielDaMan', '-R8-' commented on the banners. I thought you may be interested in how they were made.

The banners were created uploading my photos into a cartoonize program then printing them onto a coloured t-shirt projects A4 transfer made by Avery, this is then ironed onto the fabric.

Thanks

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Why is this not front paged?? Possibly one of the best mocs i have seen! You manage to put so much detail in such small places. Fantastic! Very orignal as well. Can't say i have seen a museum moc before. Again great job! Hopefully the moderators see this and front page it for more to enjoy!

Wow, this is one of the most impressive MOCs I've ever seen. The detail in each little section is awesome, and the general insides just look like a musum. Your breaks between white, gray, and tan walls, the tall ceilings, even the lobby with soda machine - it's really perfect.

A nice touch is the smaller things, like the electrical switchroom and plantroom - a vital componant to any building, where lighting and power is concerned.

talking of which, are you going to add little lights to the exhibits. I reckon Fiber-optic cables, would be a good idea, simulating spot lights.

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Thankyou everyone for your wonderful comments

A nice touch is the smaller things, like the electrical switchroom and plantroom - a vital componant to any building, where lighting and power is concerned.

talking of which, are you going to add little lights to the exhibits. I reckon Fiber-optic cables, would be a good idea, simulating spot lights.

Brickimad Are you refering to this room?

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I guess without any explanation it could be anything. It is actually a model/exibit workshop the steering wheels form part of a compactor. Movable shelves to store everything from spare swords, replacement heads and I'm sure even an odd elephant tail. (yes;my compactor shelves do slide along)

Thanks for your interest.

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Congratulation for the idea and how you set the particulars.

Really amazing

Well done!!!

This is spactacular,

I really like the cherry tree, and the elevator (does it work?).

This is truly a breathtaking moc.

Great idea!

How did you make the Medusa head? Can you post a better picture of it?

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