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I am honestly flattered

Strasbourg has one of the most complicated and detailed Gothic facades in Europe. To be able to capture it in such a small scale and with such consistency is something to be admired. My sincere admiration

I've resized the images...

So I've nearly finished this thing. I've uploaded some pictures from various sources (mainly fromt the Forum 0937 exhibition last month). Gallery (when moderated): http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=344924 And some preview pictures: http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/Romas/Cathedral-St-M...

I do, but it's still 95% complete. When it's done i'll gladly show it off

I used a similar technic before, in my cathedral, but without using the 75º corner slopes. You can see how it looks in these photos (badly taken though):

That´s massive

I just love how busy and inhabited it looks. Fantastic job,

Looks absolutely fantastic.

Small update on this project. I'm now working for lego in the UK, so I had to leave the cathedral back in Portugal, so in the next few months it won't progress much. The photos still suck though (I'm such an awful photographer). Gallery (when moderated) http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?...

Simply amazing.

This is one of the most emblematic buildings in my country. Really nice to see it so well translated to lego.

To me, the most exciting feature is that the Castle wall corner are not printed, which makes these pieces finally available in new gray. So now pretty much you can build the same sets in old and new gray.

Absolutely fantastic!!!

The details are all really inspiring. And this castle is, above all, very original.

In what sets came that printed scroll tile?

Within a week or two after taking pictures, I usually take them apart. Oh man... I can't wait till I'm in that position again... Excellent work, I must say. I appreciate the unique-ness of the two gate houses, and how you went for the different styles of each of the factions. I also like how you co...