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Looks great! Nice technique on the stone work.

~Chris Perron

Stunning work, I love it! The rope bridge is perfect with the string and the way it can freely move. The princess looks good too with the red Euro armor. Nice landscaping as well. Great creation and good luck in the contest!

~Chris Perron

Pretty good, but I've heard that the round shape of the building permanently damaged those bricks because unless you apply an incredible amount of pressure on those bricks, it's impossible for them to become that curvy. Yes, I was helping a fellow member in my LEGO club rebuild these: http://www.br...

I just love the use of the visors, great idea! The greebles are awesome too.

~Chris Perron

Thanks for all of the great comments!

It is based on a Tim's near my house with only a few minor differences.

And it's in Mini-fig scale for those wondering.

~Chris Perron

Thanks for the comments!

~Chris Perron

Thanks!

Here are some pictures of a real Tim Hortons (btw, its a Canadian coffee shop and insanely popular here )

http://www.flickr.com/photos/aloha_pineapple/182481786/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/firda/4024418/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/gourmetpoutine/244993879/

~Chris Perron

Looks great! Has a very interesting shape to it... inspires me to start building another castle.

~Chris Perron

Hey everyone, Here is a new Tim Hortons I built. I decided to try flickr for the first time, so thats why the pics are there instead of Brickshelf, but I will upload a gallery for Brickshelf too. It was built for NALUG's display at the Great Edmonton Train Show 2006. Enjoy and Please let me know wha...

Beautiful castle! I just love the curved walls. One quick question, is the castle attached to water any way, or is it just resting on top of it?

~Chris Perron

Looks great! I love the use of the 1x2 panels. One question, was the window and door design with the offset bricks inspired by this creation of mine, here?

~Chris Perron

Thanks for the comments, and again sorry for the very late reply. The internal structure is built with those soccer plates, all attached using 2x2 plates on top and 2x4 plates on the bottom. A few 4x4 brick pillars hold them up and the top is covered in 8x8 plates and then covered again in brick. I ...

Thanks Remyth! Sorry for the late reply.

Sadly, you probably won't see too many new creations since all of my LEGO is packed away while we finish our basement.

~Chris Perron

Looks great! The shield and the plume are my favourite parts. Great work, now you have to try and make a visor helm.

~Chris Perron

Looks good. I like all the details such as the 2 people sword fighting with sticks. One question, was your fountain seen here inspired by mine here?. Keep it up!

~Chris Perron