Train station Royville: A LEGO® creation by Henrik Hoexbroe : MOCpages.com

Train station Royville

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Somewhere in France, around 1967.

About this creation

The title-photo shows the station from the street-side.
This MOC is made to go with the classic cars collecction and the Hotel Chat Noir.

Direct front-view from the street-side;

And now from the platform-side;

My own favorite photo of the moc, showing some railroad-atmosphere;

Crowded with minifigs;
(Please remember that the photos can be clicked on, to show them in a higher resolution)

The station with the two additional platform-extensions Technic-pinned on, meassures 96 studs long.

A final view of the moc;

I still havent decided if I should tile the whole platform over, or leave it "studly"...

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Alex Kroll

February 20, 2012

Nice details and great colours!

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cyberfrank 2010

October 7, 2011

hi henrik! nice classic style station, i use studs for fig positioning, it s convenient for stories, but, just for looks, studless looks a bit better i think!

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Jay Rhum

July 15, 2011

Wow, this is really beautiful!

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Andrew Tate

July 10, 2011

Really like the white outline around the roof, great work!

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Eric and Lawson B

July 6, 2011

Henrik, this is a great station. It really has nice "atmosphere' as you put it. Fantastic detail as well. Regards, Eric.

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Jelle Heijne

July 5, 2011

I made a station quite similar to this one, and I tiled the platform, so see for yourself which type you like better: http://www.mocpages.com/moc.php/264793 Greets, Jelle

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Henrik Hoexbroe

July 5, 2011

Thanks a lot, everybody, for the nice comments!!! Also a thankyou to all who has opiniated on tiling or not; I am currently leaning towards tiling the platform. In my opinion it has nothing to do with it looking more or less like Lego, or looking more or less realistic. I think it will always look like Lego, and never look realistic anyway. So the question is just; What will look the "best"...

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Allan Hall

July 5, 2011

excellent build, nice lamp post. I'd vote to tile it.

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Daniel Eggelton

July 4, 2011

Lovely!

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Iain Marsh

July 3, 2011

Looks French/Italian and keep the studs; Lego's studs are what make it what it is, why hide them? That's why new Technic annoys me.

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"Q M" Christopher Honkzo6

July 3, 2011

Leave the platform studdy, sometimes showing some studs make a creation a proper creation. Lovely details, it look's really nice.

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Steffen Rau

July 3, 2011

Wonderful! Elegant style and beautiful colors.

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Nick Barrett

July 2, 2011

Beautiful.. and please leave it studly!

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Vibor Cavor

July 2, 2011

Old school building basically but it is so sweet I'd take it home anytime! Put it on a shelf and look at it daily! Beautiful!

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MortalSwordsman .

July 2, 2011

Beautiful. 'Please mind the gap'. I think it looks great as it is, but I am a fan of studliness.

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Lieutenant Lucky -

July 2, 2011

You should tile it! But besides that it still is a great MOC :)

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Nick Pascale

July 2, 2011

...all aboard!!!!Get your tickets here!!!!We are sorry to announce the L698 will be late upon arrival!!!!The L654 is leaving on track 9!!! yes, Ive been wating an hour for the L726 to arrive!!!!I wish I could have stepped inside!!!!!;)