I agree with Tom... delicious indeed! I really can't describe how great this looks. Wonderful!

Delicious!

5/5 Great work and love the scrolling. If the Lego company see your work you may have a new job!

that's purdy!

Very good attention to the details. You get 5 Lego heads!!!

AWESOME

Fascinating! Thank you for the info. It makes sense of the designs on each of them - the first one being a snowflake for winter.

Hi, first of all, great job! I've always considered only the Victorians in Alamo Square to be the "Painted Ladies." The one you have build here is on Waller St. in the Haight and is actually part of a set of 4 Victorians representing the four seasons: winter, autumn, spring, summer. The one you built here is autumn.

Beautifully done.

Wow! This looks like it's made out of chocolate. It also looks older, now that it's brown.

Wow, out of everything I've been looking at in the past week, this caught my eye the most. It didn't even look like it was made out of legos until I took a closer look. That is something tough to do and definitely deserves recognition, even though its only the facade of the building. The victorian I is very nice too, I'll have to take some time to check more of your stuff. If ya got a sec I appreciate all comments and Ratings on any and all of my creations. Thanks and keep up the great work, I'd love to see some other Victorian type houses.

Lovely. Nice job. I love the brown and sand colour mix. Nice work on the roof, nice details, etc. Keep it up!

Really cool. That large size really lets you get some great detail in there. I love those old buildings and enjoyed them when I visited the area. Too much walkin' up hill. This is much more fun to look at now. see ya. garth

I couldn't expect better in legoland!

Having grown up as a kid in San Francisco, I have to say, you hit the mark! That's a victorian style building. Gahh! What am I doing in Jersey!

Looks great

Beautiful detail work. Lovely creation!

VERY well done! Quite intricate. =)

I really love working on these, so at first I didn't relate to "real nightmare to assemble", but then I thought back to the times when I pressed too hard or at the wrong angle on something on the second story and the whole first story disintegrated and had me down on my hands and knees gathering up sections and small pieces. Then struggling to get it all lined up and the second story reattached to the first without it disintegrating again, and yes ... I guess "real nightmare to assemble" *could* aptly describe it :-)

It's beautiful, what an amazingly detailed build, fantastic job

Oh wow, this is amazing. It was a real nightmare to assemble, am I right?

Being "only" a false front, you didnt get the tower-piece with it. Anyways thanks for sharing!

The intricate scrollwork throughout is just gorgeous. My head was about to explode at the sheer number of earth-orange slopes for the roof, and I was marginally relieved to find that this is only a false front.

Stunning! O_o

Beautiful!

Amazing! Too bad there's no interior though.

You deserve money for this