One word. EPIC.

speechless!

speechless!

Excellent work, Rita. Creating buildings is the probably the original and best use of Lego bricks. Keep on building!

These are a remarkable set of MOC's! Nice job. I love your creations and replicas. I know why you built the pink building out of tan bricks though ... my pink and gold brick MOC's have been VERY expensive ... but worth it! (*wink*)

The pictures don't do this justice. I had the chance to see it in real life I was floored when I saw it.

I enjoy your buildings very much! Btw, where did you get the large number of grey roof tiles? I checked on Lego Pick-a-Brick but they don't seem to sell the valley and ridge tiles in grey (only bright red).

Very, very, very, very... did I say very? nice!

1 rst,what a splendid way to use 1-2 ? taj mahal kits! superb building! so impressive, i m actually dreaming of what it could be inside! [done by you] 2 nd so massive! incredible! insides? 3 rd very faithful reproduction! bravo! all masterpieces!

This stuff is just incredible. Your stuff is just on a whole other level than what I usually see on here. Great work.

The works on this page are fantastic. I would love to see these in person. Very nice.

Another magnificent creation...as a native Louisianian, I must say that you have certainly captured the charm of the state in all of your creations...not to mention your expert building methods!

Very nice work! I especially like how the proportions of your models offer a far more pleasing appearance than that of the actual buildings they are based on. The plantation house is the best example of what I mean: that roof pitch looks beautiful.

This is your best creation yet! You just keep getting better and better! Keep up the great work :-)

beautifully done Rita, as usual your attention to detail shine's through. always a pleasure to view one of your creations. many thanks.

wow. one of the best mocs ive seen. keep up the good work!

Bravo!!!!

Rita, these are supreme examples of the art of LEGO architecture. Your work is so inspiring. Thanks for posting this new work. Regards, Eric.

You are an architecture master! I'm so envious...

Go Rita, go! You just rule at these buildings...

Truly impressive work, Rita! Good day

Outstanding work Rita. I'm very impressed with the fact that these fine models will be seen closeup by the many visitors to the museum. Hopefully, this will generate more interest in architectual Lego.

Someone got the Taj Mahal set...LOL Fantastic buildings, with the museum being the huge glop of icing on the cake!~H

Fantastic. As always!

Beautiful models of these landmarks! My favorite is the Capitol building. I think that this one looks the most like the real thing. You also did an excellent job on the other two structures. I really like the roof of The Samdbar Plantation House- very unique. The French Creole Aillet House looks really cute and simple. Great work on these landmarks! Keep building! -Anthony Dunne

You have some skill here. That capitol building is spectacular, and then I saw that the details were made up of mostly rotating piece bases. I nearly fainted there. Stupendous job. ~Waff

Excellent job as always Rita! I'm really bummed that you won't make it to BW this year! I could really learn a LOT by chatting with you and stealing.....errr "learning" your techniques. :P I am attending a class put on by Arthur though, so I will get a little bit of help at least. LOL

wow.... awesome work!!!!

Fine looking buildings, especially the capitol. I bet people will really like them when they stop in at the museum. You should snap a few shots of them in the display. see ya. garth

Fantastic attention to detail on all of these. The museum really captures the look of the real building, and the interesting Louisiana factoids add to the presentation. The houses are simply amazing as well -- you find those bits that make the real structure interesting and unique and convert them into Lego in ways I could only dream about. I'd love to see you take on some homes in New Orleans' garden district or some of the buildings at Tulane.

just WOW!!! =O