Jonathan I visited with Sean May 14, 2011 & May 21,2011 at his LIC Studio for the Long Island City Arts center open house! Please come and see my stuff! LONG ISLAND CITY ART CENTER - I meet Sean Kenney in person and see his work UP CLOSE! http://www.mocpages.com/moc.php/269319 LONG ISLAND ARTS CENTER - The Studio of Mr. Sean Kenney - LEGO Certified Professional http://www.mocpages.com/moc.php/270422 LONG ISLAND CITY ARTS CENTER - SEAN KENNEY'S WORK - At his studio May 21, 2011 http://www.mocpages.com/moc.php/270401 LONG ISLAND CITY ARTS CENTER - Art Imates Life/LEGO Imates Art http://www.mocpages.com/moc.php/270428

Wow! I love the details!!

This is awesome work... you know I'll be stealing ideas from it!

Great as usual. Trouble with all these disused buildings is that there's nowhere for your figs to work and live! Oh, and it is a 1/5th stud offset

fantastic job, great colours, exellent detail, your builds always look so realistic.

Jonathan, this is one beautifully done derelict building! You display so many amazing techniques in one MOC. The broken windows are such a nice touch! Regards, Eric.

I really like it but I would like to see the inside.

This building's got great personality. Brilliant work along the roof line and at the back!

Great project! But it looks like you have some real spackling to do, Chief.

A very impressive project! I love that the building looks tired and plain but still interesting.

I just can't stop staring at this beautiful house. So detailed, so excellent! Wow!

Oh yeah! This looks really, really good. The details are excellent, like the chipped concrete and rough roof. All around good job!

thanks! The indented part is tiles on one layer of plates affixed to 1x4 brick with 4 studs on the side. The 1x4 brick they're affixed to is inset one stud.

OK, bloody stunning creation. I have one question, on the back, the bit that looks like the brick work is falling apart, how did you do that? The indented part is so close to the outside wall, I can't figure that out and it looks great!

Wow, quite impressive!

Looks fantastic, so much great detail work.~H

thanks, Sean! The chipped concrete is tiles on one layer of plates affixed to 1x4 brick with 4 studs on the side. Not sure of the math equating to fifth stud or not.

Nicely done ! I first though it was smaller because I thought there was a mirror in play, great job on detail, the exposed brick wall on the back is cool, good job

wow that is awsome it sould have more smilys.~Ford

Man, people are going to wonder what kind of neighborhood I work in. :) Nice job! I love the cornice... And that chipped away concrete in the back is superb!! (Is that a fifth-stud offset?)

Wow nice.

the corniche,roof border trim,is exceptionally designed,it looks great!,is your door design allowing functionality? i really consider this concept,as it allows a lot more flexibility! overall,it looks amazing,and so real! incredible job!

This build looks great! Really like its design and the broken windows.