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| This building was inspired by the Lego Architecture series sets. All of the "people" in the front are made by using cylindrical plates on top of round 1x1 plates. |
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| The workers' lounge. |
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| The second balcony. |
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| The thick people... |
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| and the thin people. |
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| I used minifig heads to build the plump little people. |
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| The water boy (the blue transparent one in the middle) |
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| I think that the ventilators add an industrial look to it. |
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| More ventilators. |
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| The skylights. |
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| This was very fun to design and build because of all the angles. |
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| top view |
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| side veiw |
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| back view |
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| front view |
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| Here's how I built the mirror. |
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| That's why it didn't run... I forgot the engine! |
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| The tilted head rest was made using a tile and a 1x2 hinge. |
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| This is my personal favorite model yet. |
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| A butter churn. |
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| A cow skull |
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| Here's how I built it. |
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| I added a light brick. |
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| Here's how I built it. |
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| Choppin' up the firewood. |
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| Here's how I built the "water" |
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| Buckin' Broncos |
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| There's grandpa sitting on the rocking chair. |
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| Here's how I built the splash where the fish is coming out of the water. |
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| The garden. |
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| "Oink! Oink!" |
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| Signs telling what each row of vegetables is. |
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| The windmill. |
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| Here's a water spigot. |
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| The roadside vegetable stand is ready for business |
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| Hiding in the barrel. |
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| Raised bed garden. |
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| Fishin' time |
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| Tool section |
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| *Bang! Clang!* |
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| This was built with the pieces from the same set as the model in the post below. If you didn't already notice, I built most of it sideways, but the pearl gold wheels and drill piece are upright. |
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| front view |
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| backside view |
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| This is a truck made with pieces from a set, and I took it apart and used them to make this. |
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| The wind shield lifts forward. |
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| This was by far the hardest mosaic I have done so far. The three-stud-tall lettering was done at about 10:00 in the evening! (The reason there have been no recent posts is because our computer has been having problems and would not let me post anything!) |
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| The mosaic is 2 1/2 feet wide and 1 1/4 feet tall. |