The place to get a fresh drink of orange juice, situated right in the heart of central park. This one is WIP and is currently being refurbished.
About this creation
NOTE: This MOC is currently being refurbished and rebuilt in order to give it a more realistic look and feel. Please consider this presentation merely a demonstration of what our general idea was; but do bear in mind that the kiosk is currently being worked on, so that we can bring you something much... juicier!!!
Fancy a glass of fresh orange juice? We thougt so! And that's just the reason why we built the town's first orange juice kiosk, situated right next to one of central garden's many delightful alleys.
 Orange bricks are still a bit hard to come by, especially if you can't buy from Bricklink or get a hold of Spongebob Squarepants' residence... However, we knew that we had to have this. A lemonade kiosk just wouldn't do.
 That's where the magic happens. Fresh oranges - in, energizing juice - out. What is that I hear you say... Use electrical machinery? And miss out on all the fun of manually squeezing the fruit into a full glass of orange goodness? No way!
 Apparently, Timmy boy here has found a perfectly good (and both safe and legitimate too - unlike his questionable time quest adventures!) way to earn some cash for college. Way to go, Timmy, and good thing you left your monkey at home...
 Ah, central park. Businessmen are in love with this place - even more so than joggers. Why that is so is beyond me, but I feel it has something to do with the latest environmental management corporate policies. Either that or they simply like it here.
 Now, if this blue collar guy here would just take his sunglasses and mp3 player off and actually look at what's in front of him, he might as well have a date for tonight! And I know just the perfect place he could take her - how about that Italian restaurant, Mancio's Plaza? Or he could take her shopping down to Baffadilly Street... I bet she'll love the Hernes store!
 Oh well, so far he doesn't seem interested in his surroundings. Which really is a crying shame, he doesn't know what he's missing... Catch our next episode and see if he will finally see her...
 ...or if he'll get his suitcase stolen while he's daydreaming. Actually, there's no possibility of that happening, because there are no thieves in our LEGO city (even though the "prisoner" T-shirt is gaining on popularity... oh well, fashion).
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| erik smit February 23, 2009 |
Nice little MOC - I just rated it but wasn't signed in so it will show as anonymous. It looks orangey enough to me! Out of curiosity - why can't you buy on Bricklink or buy Spongebob sets? |
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February 23, 2009 |
Quoting erik smit
Nice little MOC - I just rated it but wasn't signed in so it will show as anonymous. It looks orangey enough to me! Out of curiosity - why can't you buy on Bricklink or buy Spongebob sets?
Thanks erik, regarding that Bricklink thing... that was a stupid comment and now that I've found out that delivery to BG is actually not a problem, I've ordered some bricks off Bricklink, just to see if it works out (my concern are related to local postal services, not Bricklink:) ) And Spongebob sets are not imported in Bulgaria - however I'm thinking of purchasing a few off the internet. |
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February 19, 2009 |
I'm diggin' this :)
Very nice shape, and great tropical look. Keep 'm coming! |
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A very nice build. I love the whole shape, and the orange juice maker is excellent. I cant wait till you have an antire city built. Keep it up! |
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February 16, 2009 |
This looks great -- the orange bricks make it pop. It should look very nice in a park-like setting in your town. |
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February 12, 2009 |
Nice choice of colours. I am especially fond of the the tile work on the pathway - very clever. Lee. |
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February 7, 2009 |
Thanks guys, this was really not too complicated to build, but it was tons of fun... glad you like it :) It was all Asya's idea, so she'll be real proud now! |
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George Kemper February 6, 2009 |
Ha this is so great. I think its hularious that you would think of something like this. The use of the palm is creative and the colors are perfect. |
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February 6, 2009 |
The color of this is what cought my attention. Good thing too, this is some really nice work. I especially like the tile work. Simple yet effective. Keep em coming! ~ Chris. |
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February 6, 2009 |
Nice, bright creation. Tiles are welldone, and the construction of the selling-window is wellthought about! Keep expanding your city(if you have space enough!) |
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