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Hi friends,
cafe corner is an incredible good looking set. It is a must to build additions
in the same scale. I tried to do the last days and thats the result:
This building is a small version of one of my large buildings
http://festum.de/1000steine/myimages/album595. It represents a building of the
gotik period in Germany. Many of these buildings are spread along the german
coast.
It uses cafe corner size and can be attached to cafe corner.
Here are some more Details of the Front:
Building time was 18 hours/two days. This size allows much detailing and does
not need too much time and pieces......
Her is the link to my gallery: http://festum.de/1000steine/myimages/album836
I hope you enjoy this little moc.
Andreas Böker (abhf)
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In lugnet.announce.moc, Andreas Böker wrote:
Wunderbar! I particularly love the doorway and door but the whole thing is just
beautiful. Is it taller than the Cafe Corner?
Seeing this and the Cafe Corner tempts me to increase my scale slightly to
capture the extra detail.
Thanks for sharing,
Tim
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Hi Tim,
In lugnet.town, Timothy Gould wrote:
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Wunderbar! I particularly love the doorway and door but the whole thing is
just beautiful. Is it taller than the Cafe Corner?
Seeing this and the Cafe Corner tempts me to increase my scale slightly to
capture the extra detail.
Thanks for sharing,
Tim
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Thanks for your feedback.
Tthe size of the building is cafe corner size. It is 28 bricks in height as
shown in the picture:
Cafe Corner has about 10/9/7 bricks on his 3 floors without the little tower. I
did not check this because I do not own a Cafe Corner, but pictures on
brickshelf seem to proof this.
So, this should fit perfectly. We will check this on one of our next meetings!
Andreas Böker (abhf)
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In lugnet.announce.moc, Andreas Böker wrote:
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Hi friends,
cafe corner is an incredible good looking set. It is a must to build
additions in the same scale. I tried to do the last days and thats the
result:
Building time was 18 hours/two days. This size allows much detailing and does
not need too much time and pieces......
Her is the link to my gallery:
http://festum.de/1000steine/myimages/album836
I hope you enjoy this little moc.
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Very nice! Lots of detail and some very inspiring techniques. Are you able to
show it in a picture next to the cafe corner?
I actually bought and built a cafe corner myself and I think it is a fabulous
set and building. I have dis-assebled it now and used many parts in my own
MOC’s. It lasted exactly 1 day completely built.
Best,
Jonathan
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Hi Jonathan,
thanks for your comment!
In lugnet.town, Jonathan Lopes wrote:
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Very nice! Lots of detail and some very inspiring techniques. Are you able
to show it in a picture next to the cafe corner?
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I’m sorry, I do not own a Cafe Corner. But we are planning an event related to
Cafe Corner for later this year. Then we will have the possibility to take pics
beside a Cafe Corner.
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I actually bought and built a cafe corner myself and I think it is a fabulous
set and building. I have dis-assebled it now and used many parts in my own
MOC’s. It lasted exactly 1 day completely built.
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It took me two days to build this moc!
Andreas Böker (abhf)
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In lugnet.announce.moc, Andreas Böker wrote:
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Hi friends,
cafe corner is an incredible good looking set. It is a must to build
additions in the same scale. I tried to do the last days and thats the
result:
....
I hope you enjoy this little moc.
Andreas Böker (abhf)
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Very impressive. I had seen your town diorama before and this is a nicely scaled
version of you previous “full-sized” building. The doorway looks like that of a
cathedral and even the sidewalk is inovatingly done with the alternating paving
stones.
I bought one of the Corner Cafe sets but I have yet to build any of my own
buildings in an appropriate scale (I had been relying on other MichLUG members
to do that). It looks a bit overwelmed next to a skyscraper but would look good
next to other 2-5 story buildings. One reason I bought the set was to cast my
vote of approval that Lego would cater to the more serious town builder.
I am somewhat suprised that you had not purchased the set. I can’t image that
price would be a problem for you since you have built many large MOCs so I would
strongly recommend the set. There are a lot of good parts - even the inside wall
next to the staircase has parts with relatively rare colors including dark blue.
-Jim
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Hi James,
In lugnet.town, James Garrett wrote:
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Very impressive. I had seen your town diorama before and this is a nicely
scaled version of you previous “full-sized” building. The doorway looks like
that of a cathedral and even the sidewalk is inovatingly done with the
alternating paving stones.
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thanks for your comment. It was a pleasure for me to see that the CC-scale also
works for this kind of gotik building.
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I bought one of the Corner Cafe sets but I have yet to build any of my own
buildings in an appropriate scale (I had been relying on other MichLUG
members to do that). It looks a bit overwelmed next to a skyscraper but
would look good next to other 2-5 story buildings. One reason I bought the
set was to cast my vote of approval that Lego would cater to the more serious
town builder.
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I hope to see pictures!
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I am somewhat suprised that you had not purchased the set. I can’t image
that price would be a problem for you since you have built many large MOCs so
I would strongly recommend the set. There are a lot of good parts - even the
inside wall next to the staircase has parts with relatively rare colors
including dark blue.
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Oh, I’m a 100%-Mocbuilder. The CC is in my oopinion one of these set that are
comparable with AFOL-Mocs. This was the reason why I tested size and scale of CC
for mocs. And it fits well. But this is not my scale, I prefer larger buildings
and that’s the reason not to buy this set.
The parts in CC will become available on Bricklink - that’s sure. And this is my
source for these parts I’m interested in.
Andreas Böker (abhf)
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There’s so much to love in this MOC. The SNOT 1X2 plate window overhangs, the
curved and layered for depth 1X1 rounds in the doorway, the 1X2 trans brick
windows... I love it all!
David “Fuzzy” Gregory
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In lugnet.town, David Gregory wrote:
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There’s so much to love in this MOC. The SNOT 1X2 plate window overhangs,
the curved and layered for depth 1X1 rounds in the doorway, the 1X2 trans
brick windows... I love it all!
David “Fuzzy” Gregory
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The detail here is amazing. I also like the 1x1 rounds in the doorway. I also
like the use of the 1x1’s to make the window frames. Is the interior of this
MOC usable? Furnished?
-Dave & Stacy
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Hi Stacey, hi Dave,
In lugnet.town, Dave Sterling wrote:
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In lugnet.town, David Gregory wrote:
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There’s so much to love in this MOC. The SNOT 1X2 plate window overhangs,
the curved and layered for depth 1X1 rounds in the doorway, the 1X2 trans
brick windows... I love it all!
David “Fuzzy” Gregory
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The detail here is amazing. I also like the 1x1 rounds in the doorway. I
also like the use of the 1x1’s to make the window frames. Is the interior of
this MOC usable? Furnished?
-Dave & Stacy
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Thanks for your feedback. The interior is not furnished and not usable. The
interior is completely empty....
Andreas Böker (abhf)
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