Hehe!

This is a really nice city, I love your landscaping around the waterfall, thanks for the comment.

Well, here's how I say it: Loo-soly-itho-mauno-callalitha-carista-my-sauna-colyra. It's just about sounds how it looks (and it looks really easy... -nudge -nudge, -wink -wink)

Can you please give me pronounciation thingiees? thanks that helps! (Good MOC though :)

OK...let's see how the heck he came up with the name...or not...THANKS!

What a nice idea ! There's not so much very original MOC creators, and with things like that, you shows that you're one of them !

Yeah,no-stud would be better,but it's worth a five.Nice name too,sounds like Mary Poppins.

And here I didn't think it was that difficult to pronounce - at least phonetically. It appears more like an organic chemistry name, rather than specifically medical. This really does need to lose those studs though. Lee.

It's a chrome and neon wonderland! How can bland old Shannonia compete? I can only hope its relative studlessness will attract a more refined and upscale clientele. And never discount the attraction of a melodious (and pronounceable) name -- good luck with Leuso-whatever.

The name ALONE is worth the five! Nice work. Later ~ Chris.

Very colorful. I like the green dome. It reminds me of a movie about a space colony I saw once...

Interesting take on the microcity thing. The future looks...ahhh, my eyes, the pains!...

Some cool buildings going on there. Personally I'd like to see something this small no-studs to clean it up a bit, but very nice all the same. I wonder if our Lego med students might have a shot at pronouncing that name!

so those are the new parts you got, well I see that your putting them to good use.

This creation is as great as it is hard to pronounce.

Weird and long name. Good job.

This is another "Interesting" creation. =) Very cool! Now you have to add on and make something to match Shannon Young's "Shannonoia".