cool little layout! the lighted pic is awesome! I m curious, on the long run, what will you go for? open, or sealed buildings? myself I went for sealed, but, I ve been working and investing on my city for 3 years now, and it still has things to fix...it s a big contract! lol! good luck on your very nice project!

whenever i made cities they always ended in some horrible diaster with masses of death. check my stuff

Perfect, Sir. Aaah it's was so good when I made Lego cities in my childhood...

Hey:), Yeah I meant runway lights. Maybe I could make holes in whatever grey material Iīll find (with a machine) - thin holes - and stick little lights like the ones you used for your street lights through them from underneath - so the cables wouldnīt even be visible. How expensive was your non-Lego lighting equipment, and do you have to know more about electrics than 6 or 7thī grade physics to set it up? Cause thatīs all I know about electrics:):):) Steffen

It looks so great! Your self-made street lamps are inspiring and very efficient - though I must admit not being into electrics very much... I wanted to ask you a question: Do you have an idea how to make runway & taxiway lights, and how to integrate them properly? I was thinking of maybe finding grey, rather large non-lego plates - maybe made of plastic or so as well - (I donīt have enough grey baseplates for something as big)for the runway(s) and the new type of normal street plates as taxyways... Any ideas? Steffen

Some of your cars are abstract, like the vintage Adventures car and one Creator car seems to be too wide. I advise you to change that. Other than what I described, you did a fine job.

Very cool and fun city. Nice VW beetle and working lights.

Nice, I like your costum cars and the street lights, great job

awsome!!!I'm trying to post my city too,but it's really messy!!