New Town

[The Joker1]

Now THATS what i call a hospital. It is a million times better than LEGOs attempt. Maybe you could give the designers at LEGO a few lessons on designing lego .

Edited May 3, 2012 by The Joker1

[deen]

Nice Hospital.

Would this hospital be considered "Modular"?

Thanks all for the replies. I don't think it is considered modular as it is open backed.

By the way, the black guy guarding the club is ' black dynamite'.

[kzv]

This will be nice :-D

I'm a conformist!!!!

K.

[mobricki]

This town is great inspiration for my own. I love the styles you used.

[deen]

Thought it was time to update this topic after (almost) finishing my Toy Store (http://www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=74776).

To get a little break after that modular, I decided to start building some houses for my suburbs. I wanted my minifigs to live in a simple, quiet neighborhood.

I have spent many holidays in Skagen, Denmark, and have always admired the yellow townhouses for the unity they show when put together. Therefore I wanted to base my suburbs on those houses. I have created two fast and simple houses. I want to do about 8-10 and a little church, so I can combine them in different ways.

Enjoy!

Inspiration

1st house

2nd house

And the two combined in different ways

[lightningtiger]

Nice classic town feel houses 'deen'.....I know it would be a big ask, but.....no interiors ?

Keep up the great work and Brick On !

[deen]

No interiors yet. I want to have the roofs come off, but I don't have any yellow or white tiles at the moment . So when I get them I will make removeable roofs for the houses.

I took a picture of the toy store next to my hospital and the grand emporium. As you can see, I also badly need tiles for the pavement

Edited October 18, 2012 by deen

[Redhead1982]

Both yellow houses look simple as the ones in Skagen. You should really make more of them, and maybe try to build some at various angles to have more variety in composition.

Edited October 18, 2012 by Redhead1982