"f! ur moc dude im very jealous!..." i hope that this statement gets your attention. i maybe just a smalltime kid, but i know that i was raised with, and that my friend is Lego! to tell u the truth i saw you on the news when i was like i dont know 13-16 but im 19 now. im happy that you have your dream job and im sort of envious because ive been thinking "legos!" ever since i used to steal them from my cuzin and stuff my diapers full of them. i wanted to know (if its not to much trouble for u, u must be so busy with your mocs) if you could give me your personal artistic opinion about some of my mocs. i have to warn you i am not a pureist, and i modify my pieces. but i dont use any type of cheap knock off brands like megablocks. what i mean by im not a pureist is that even that i use pure legos. i mix my personal expierence with electronics and find ways to install them into my mocs with minimal modifications. so it looks seemles. i hope im not too small time for THE god (sort of speak)... or father. of mocpages. i hope that you understand my behavement today in hopes that im not deleted for my rude comment sincerley -jimmy. ps. thank you for creating such a great website and allowing a world full of artist like myself to express themselves though this website. (i bet u get this alot!)

what a superb city landscape! so simply despicted,so elegantly done! an inspiration! i really admire your work,and this wonderful moc site! i m very thankful! good luck in your amazing projects!

This looks exactly right!You know my dad works diagonally across from Thanksgiving Square.

Commander Sheap I think that is so true!

I think they should put this in legoland!

He does... Must just be a funny angle.

Yes, this is a pretty faithful reproduction of the square at the center of downtown Dallas, Texas. The real square it a lot hillier and sunken into the ground, but I took some liberties. :)

Wow! I absolutely adore the layout you've created. Quick question though: Is that an actual monument in Dallas, TX?

SO COOL! I LOVE IT! My aunt used to live in Dallas,Texas.

I like it a lot, this is great!...WELL DONE!

Another nice one, Sean! Love all of the angular lines in the design, and all of the visual activity you've got going on.

I know you'll probably never read this,but I really like this!and the texan holding money is finny.yep,down here in Texas,we big shots love holding our money.haha!so does this mean your gonna do a dallas in bricks like ya did with new york?I cannot wait to see...um,well I not actually from Dallas...and I've never been there either,so I don't know any great landmarks...oh,for petes sake just build some thing goood again!

Hi Sean:) I´m very pleased to actually write a comment to you. I must admit that I hadn´t heard of this park yet before, but it looks quite amazing to me. Great effort in landscaping! You´re probably too busy, but if you would find some time, would you eventually like to check out my last MOC, a big cargo plane? It´s minifig-scale, 77 studs long... I want to create an airport/airfield layout:)... Viele Grüße aus Deutschland, Steffen

I like the fact that you didn't try to make it using studless techniques.

this is great, I like the seashell-shaped chapel most, it doesn't look easy to make

Wow, an excellent piece of work. I really like the sea shell tower and the angled pathways.

It's not good... It's GREAT!!! piz put a link to my page on your page! I am your #1 fan! :-)

Man, now I want to see it for real. Great MOC.

Heh, as good as ever and always a pleasure, Sean. Nice to see you doing something like this. Ah Dallas Texas... Good day