Just the Ticket

Studdington Station by Snaillad

Studdington Township - (BTT) Looking like a shot lifted straight off a postcard from a bygone era, the humble Studdington Station continues to welcome and say farewell to the weary travelers that pass on through. Those waiting for their ride are free to take shelter under the wonderfully detailed canopy on rainy days, which are most days around these parts to be quite honest, or sit among the flowers lining the cobblestone sidewalk when weather permits.

Urban Bliss

Courtesy New York Brownstone by BrickCityDepot

New York, New York- (BTT) When it comes to terraced houses in New York City, brownstone is the style. A nice front facade, a fire escape in the rear, and enough space to raise a family inside. This great MOC has all of that, and more. The glass awning, fully stocked designer kitchen, and prairie style living room all point to the residence of an upper middle class home, and it's obviously worth every cent! 

Mall Rats

Courtesy NK-Store and Tram by Skyrtsson

Stockholm, Sweden- (BTT) The mall is often a staple of a metropolitan city. Not only is it a center for economics, but also for socialising and art. While some malls are cookie-cutter recreations of their international counterparts, some take the extra step to be unique and memorable. This model of the NK-Mall has all sorts of outstanding detail. The great tram out front, the excellent black and gold sign, window displays, the woman running late for the train, and the man who didn't look twice before crossing the street!

Centrum Excentrum

Courtesy Vasby Centrum by Skrytsson

Stockholm, Sweden- (BTT) If all malls in Sweden look like this, I'm just going to pick up and move tonight. Actually, this is a model of a mall's front, built for a display by AwesomeProject. The building itself is great, but it's only the beginning of the model. The brickwork, wastebasket, signage, curved window, and glass skylight all scream "Mall", while still being interesting and visually appealing. If only their prices were as amazing as this building!

Dutch Canal House

Dutch Canal House, originally uploaded by Nieks G..

Creations like these are an instant inspiration to get back to building. It is a very visually pleasing and realistic creation, with details around every corner.Very cool!

...and don't let me forget the terrific photography!

Police Station

Main View, originally uploaded by Johan_vd_Heuvel (Teddy).

A spectacular model to say the least. A terrific facade accompanied with an amazingly detailed interior. Be sure to check out the garage and prisoner cells too! Awesome job as usual Teddy. ;-)

By Jaggernaut

Collectible Minifigures

Collectible Minifigures are popular. Here are two Cafe Corner inspired display ideas for them:

City Museum, from Olly's Brickshelf gallery:


Brent Waller decided to go with a corner Costume Shop:

Church

I finally finished up my church yesterday and decided to take some pictures today. It used up practically my entire supply of basic brown bricks (which wasn't a lot in the first place), but I think it was worth it. There's no picture of the interior, as it's pretty bland, but I hope you all enjoy it! 

At some point, I need to get a photo of all my buildings together....

For more pictures, just head on over to Flickr.

New Camera and New Building

The white building is under construction, but I'm glad with how the new camera turned out. I really like the lighting that I caught on this one. I might change the white to a more rare color, but I still have to think that one over. Hopefully I can get this building completed within the month or so, so stay tuned!

Red and Tan Apartments

I've been working on my town lately and thought I should add them here. The brown building is nothing new, only used to supplement my red and tan apartments which were both built in the previous two months or so. Both have interiors, so I hope you enjoy them!

More pictures can be found in this set:

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P.S. I apologize for my absence, life has been busy, so that is obviously priority one. :)

Chris