Seaside Church

Everything in this model just screams professional. The gate has a wonderful style to it and I especially like how the church is set at a slight angle to the otherwise parallel surroundings. The retaining wall is a brilliant idea and really complements the diorama quite nicely. Remember to check out the fountain area and the graveyard too!

Courtesy Seaside Church by Matija Grguric.

Experimenting...

Hi everyone!

As you may have noticed, I've been messing around with the format of the site in the last couple of days. I removed the banner, added in some new pages, and changed the colors around a little. I left some questions below for you to answer. Please let me know of what you think of the changes and any other problems you may be having, whether it be load time of the site or a broken link here or there. Any help is greatly appreciated!

1. Do you like the layout of the site? If no, please explain.
2. Is it easy to navigate?
3. Do you like the content that is blogged? If no, please explain.

Cheers,

Chris

Inspiration of the Day - 1/16/11

Courtesy Place de Bruges by brigeham34.

Along the Stone Steps

Some very intriguing roof techniques on these structures. Although, my favorite aspect has to be the basements. It's the only viable way of doing them with LEGO, and avante did a superb job pulling it off. I could just imagine these sitting on the hillside of some small European town. Very cool!

Courtesy gamble by avante. 

Weasleys' Wizarding Wheezes

It looks like purple finally found its use! This amazing structure (which can be found in Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince) by Joel.Baker is a solid 1000 pieces and a good three stories tall. The giant man out front actually tips his hat too! So what's not to love! Great job on this one.

Courtesy Weasleys' Wizarding Wheezes by Joel.Baker.

Inspiration of the Day - 1/15/11

Courtesy Honfleur by FabricePics.

Inspiration of the Day - 1/14/11

Courtesy Wien, 8. by Josef Lex.

Colonial Revival House

Now who wouldn't want to live here? A terrific little townhouse in a classic dark red style makes for a very homely setting, almost nostalgic in some ways. Be sure to check out more pictures over at MOCpages. Great as usual, Brian!

Courtesy Colonial Revival House by Brian Lyles.

New Sorting Tips Page

Hello everyone!

This morning, I was able to conjure up the Sorting Tips page to help you sort your LEGO collection. As always, please leave a comment or suggestion.

Hope you like it!

Chris

A Street in Europe

from Vincent Kessels's flickr photostream - from Fanwelt 2010