I really like the brown building - the front looks great! I actually did look at a Lowell Sphere while building it, but I definitely could improve those corners. Thanks for the advice!

the brown building is magnificent, but, the other one seems a bit too small, it s more obvious with the fig at the window, it s not bad, but, it s below that high quality bar that you set up for yourself, lol!

ravishingly beautiful!

I like the way the facade continues across the brown stone. Nice work. ~Dave

Very polished - lovely building. Nothing wrong with a cheesy name for a barbershop - I think it may be the law.... :-)

I like how you build your "back ground" houses for "worst" corners... lol Simplicity, sobriety: I do think this is precisely why both are awesome. They really fit in real life. And all the details you think of... Great!!!

I think "B Sharp" sounds more like a music store but I understand why you would name it that. It reminded me of the old Joe Jackson song "Look Sharp!"...hmmmmm, that would be a good name for a Barber Shop too! It's always great to have one of your creations show up in my email, I enjoy looking at them!

Excellent stuff. The barber shop frontage is brilliant. I totally agree with Michael and Chris below

sweet

Outstanding as always! Can't wait to see the final layout you are creating. Hopefully some local sign will say "Henrik Hoexbroe's latest Lego creations now on display" so I can see it IRL. I don't think I will be that lucky ;) As for the larger building's function: Back-end cheap-a#% copy shop (under surveillance from the cops/feds ;) )

Great!

Impressive as allways. Surgestion to the big building next door?: Bookstore or pharmasy

Brilliant. Just brilliant.

Brilliant. Just brilliant.

Henrick, looks great! I like how you mixed up the color scheme, that kind of stuff is what really makes a town look authentic. Chris

fantastic!

Very impressive, your colour choice is perfect.

Magnificent. And this is your idea of a low resolution back drop? Ha! It's better than most front line builds out there. It shows the same attention to detail that is evident in all your automobiles. When all of your sub-assemblies are put in one place and displayed together, then we are all in for a rare treat! As for the big brown building, I think it looks like a pharmacy, or a corner drug store. The tan barber shop is very nice. The barber pole out in front will make it unmistakable from any distance. And of course, your photos are all very well done. You illustrate your techniques and editorial decisions perfectly. Attack!

"Yo this is the barbershop, you know the rules. No fighting, no cussing, no cutting, no blooding, now sit yo'self down and act like you got some sense."

Perhaps a bank on the ground floor and also an apartment building?

Very nice! I like the street lamp! It's the best part of it! :)

Superb detail! Love it!

Very neat details and colors.

Um, it is a wonderful creation, but don't you think one is enough? ;o)

Excellent! I love the styling.Thanks for comment on my golf.