Mr. Wong's Curio Shop

Mr. Wong's Curio Shop, originally uploaded by Jameson42.

A very nice model to say the least. The horizontal black rectangle with the yellow dots really stands out against the tan wall. The general black outline of the whole structure really brings everything into focus for me. Very cool!

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. ;-)

Factory

Jonderqind has packed in some awsome detail in this factory. I particularly like the windows and the tower. The white recessed under the windows also caught my eye. Check out some more pictures here.

CC-Standard Cast Iron Florist

CC-Standard Cast Iron Florist, originally uploaded by sonicstarlight.

A building overgrown by flowers. A very well thought out creation built to service anybody in need of some plants. It even contains a floor dedicated to garden supplies! Looks like it belonged on the Cafe Corner street the entire time. Nice work, and keep up the building sonicstarlight!

Grand Leguini's House

Fachada-1, originally uploaded by valgarise.

The details on this are just fantastic! The dark red and dark blue clash with the white to form a really imposing structure and the ornate arches surrounding the windows give the sense of wealth and prominence attributed to a mysterious magician such Grand Leguini. We'll have to keep a closer eye on this builder, nice work!

Lego Modular State Capital

Lego Modular State Capital, originally uploaded by lgorlando.

A little bit overdue, but this State Capital by lgorlando is just magnificent (and I apologize for overlooking it.) The detailing in architecture and well-placed color use makes for a fantastic creation. Maybe it's just me, but I'm willing to bet this could jump start anybody's building desire. Keep up the well built creations!

Nizam's Persian Restaurant

Nizam's Persian Restaurant, originally uploaded by gotoAndLego.

First off I would like to apologize for my leave of absence. School's coming around, so I must keep up with that. Thanks for staying with us!

Now onto this terrific creation. The mix between the middle-eastern architectural details and the "small town" look to makes for a fantastic view. The colors are rarities themselves, and who can't love that sign?

Great job, and keep it up!

By Jaggernaut

Super-Size Me Market Street

DenisM presents his own twist on some of the modular buildings. I really like the way you have incorporated the Fire Brigade design with a City fire station. Check them out here.

Creepy

Dillon has created this truely original building called The House of the Inventor. It would be good to know some more about it. Hopefully you can get in touch Dillon.

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.

Matijaville

Architectural genius Matija Grguric brings us this elegant train station and other town buildings in grand detail. Down to a shopping center and up to a skyscraper, everything's there. This is a true inspiration for anyone wanting to build something, so take heed and look through these magnificent creations.

The incredible train station. Well positioned with a very imposing style.

Color variation is just excellent. Dark blue, dark red, light blue, light gray — it's all there.

 ...and then there's that awesome Honda billboard (closer image here). I really like how these two buildings just work together. The contrast is perfect.

Check out the whole town display over at Matija's Flickr photostream!

Klocki-Zdroj 2010 by LUGPol

The colours in this Street look really realistic. You can see more here. From pepik's gallery.

Blue Bard's Weird Social Club

A great little building with two floors for the strange and funny. Visit the second floor for some music or hang out with the old lady and her cat on the first. Do this all while watching an RC plane on the roof and some gun sight adjustment for a dummy. Every city needs that "weird part of town", and Blue Bard addressed that issue first hand.

19th Century Office Tower

Now this is what I'm talking about. MOCpages user Jonas James writes this:

This design incorporates the use of light and dark contrasting to emphasize form and conceals roof structures with a decorative crowning parapet.

And it works perfectly. Great building, can't wait to see more!

Some Recent Flickr Finds

Some more goodies showing up lately on flickr:

from Bruno Vaiano's flickr photostream


from 973 Praf / Toby Gentle's flickr photostream

For some more rural inspiration, check out this bridge and landscaping:

from yoderism2's flickr photostream

Museum of Antiquities

With a large imposing view, this museum brings up the good memories of Johnny Thunder as he ventured through the desert, jungle, and mountains. From expensive gold dinosaurs to walls lined with hieroglyphics, one will see the time taken to get every detail right. Just check out the glass showcases to get an idea. Great job all around, Atlas!

Burberry

A terrific building by Flickr member Jared Chan features another clothing outlet in his long line of clothing outlets. As always, his details are top notch and offer that "solid" look so well known with the Cafe Corner line of sets from LEGO. Keep up the great buildings!

Port Seaside

I don't know how it happened, but lgorlando managed to post something without it immediately getting blogged here. Here it is now:

from lgorlando's Flickr photostream

The Persian Arms Apartments

from Rob Bender's flickr page