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Elk Guard

December 11, 2011

Such great realism, fantastic!

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afolbook by baz

December 11, 2011

Love this. Type of neighbourhood that police don't visit : ) Great detail, even on top of the buildings

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Lost Peices (Formely Liam and Jack Davies)

August 28, 2010

Really nice moc!

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A T

June 21, 2009

Quoting Steffen Kasteleiner Great work! I think it�s obvious that you are an artist. Your MOCs are full of creative elements. I�m a huge fan of your creations, and the photos you got on your welcome page are among the nicest I�ve seen here... I don�t know if you lighted them up that well or if you had the patience to wait for a perfect shining of sunrays into your room, but especially the first pic with guy is amazing... Steffen

haha, thanks. I use a lamp, much easier than waiting for the sun

Quoting Kenneth Gucyski Maybe too many decours... whatever. By the way, why is there a net on the orange? Just a little "detailed" correction: the sign is tilted.

Decours? they aren't decours, they're details. They help create the atmosphere. Where's the net? Where's the orange? ... and you might of noticed that alot of other stuff here is crooked too, like, just about everything...

SoftaRae .

January 21, 2009

AT, your building technique is superb! I admire the detailing, but most especially your creativity. Lego would seem sometimes to be a very rigid medium, but in your hands it shows incredible flexibility and life. I admire your work so much partly because I find it difficult sometimes to think outside the box - or outside the "perfection" of the Lego brick. You obviously don't have that problem :-)

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Aliencat *

January 14, 2009

Really awesome. The fact there's no minifigs around give it a "quiet early sunday morning in the big busy city" kind of feeling. I love the little alleys in between as well.

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aksels putnins

December 26, 2008

Excellent but you forget the bad gangster with sniper on roof

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aksels putnins

December 26, 2008

Excellent but you forget the bad gangster with sniper on roof

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Steffen Kasteleiner

November 13, 2008

Great work! I think it�s obvious that you are an artist. Your MOCs are full of creative elements. I�m a huge fan of your creations, and the photos you got on your welcome page are among the nicest I�ve seen here... I don�t know if you lighted them up that well or if you had the patience to wait for a perfect shining of sunrays into your room, but especially the first pic with guy is amazing... Steffen

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Allan Hall

November 13, 2008

urban decay at it's best, no mini fig's, maybe nobody wants to live here. but a couple of homeless mini fig's in the ally way might look good. got to agree with the comments about the colours too. exellent work hope to see more from you.

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Shannon Young

November 11, 2008

The architecture is great but I still think you need some minifigs in there to populate it.

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Matthew Demkiw

November 11, 2008

amazing! now just add zombies! =D

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Kenneth Gucyski

November 11, 2008

Maybe too many decours... whatever. By the way, why is there a net on the orange? Just a little "detailed" correction: the sign is tilted.

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Dave Shaddix

November 10, 2008

I absolutely LOVE the hodge-podge, run down look you went with here. I mean, you nailed it. I would love to see a detail of each building on its own. And I'll agree with Kelso, the color schemes do a lot for the buildings. Nice work.

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ElNickre .

November 10, 2008

Marvelous architecture! I love the vast amount of splendid details, and the overall look of the homes is perfect. I look forward to more. ~Nick

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Darnell T.

November 10, 2008

cool

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Mark Kelso

November 10, 2008

Really nice! Love some of the detailing. It's great to see the use of those less common colors as well. Beautiful work!

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Nokiswaki Jackson

November 10, 2008

This is sweet! This would make an amazing set for a lego movie, with the rearangability (if that is a word) and some lighting tricks, it could appear to be multiple different places. Good detail!