Winter Wonderland (Deadline 12/30)

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  • #37580
    Krista K
    Moderator

    Thank you again for all of the Deck the Halls submissions! We had a really festive turnout.

    This December, we’ll be walking in a winter wonderland. This is your chance to showcase your winter display or MOC, past or present. Again, whether your chilly MOC, favorite snowy set, or just a happy little snowflake, all submissions are welcome.

    Either post your pictures here, include a link to Flickr, or tag steelcitylug on Instagram by December 30.

    Pictures will be shared on Instagram and Facebook throughout January.

    Winter not your thing? Next theme is red (love, heart health, Lunar New Year). A new thread will be posted around New Year’s.

    #37588
    Greg Schubert
    Participant

    This was an entry into an online LEGO contest that was named Winter Wonderland.

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    #37698
    Greg Schubert
    Participant

    I built this gingerbread church as a tree topper a year or two ago. I worked on building a technic turntable for it, but once I geared the motor down enough to have the power to rotate the building, the movement was so imperceptibly slow that it was not worthwhile. I incorporated the “Mountain Man Award” (thanks @tfdesigns) as the housing for the battery pack.

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    #37725
    Greg Schubert
    Participant

    Pictures from Brickfair VA 2016 includes:
    – North Pole warehouse (from our first Greenbergs show)
    – Tom’s sleigh and the LUG snow topped trees

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    #37728
    Greg Schubert
    Participant

    Pictures from Brickfair VA 2016

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    #37731
    Greg Schubert
    Participant

    Pictures from Brickfair VA 2016 includes:
    – magnetic snowmobiles that worked BEFORE Brickfair

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    #37807
    Jim Rolfe
    Participant

    https://www.flickr.com/gp/143468655@N07/2rrk51

    It’s beginning to look a lot like Grogu.

    #37808
    Greg Schubert
    Participant

    @Jim, you built one of the SOLD OUT wreaths. Was that because you got to the store when they still had them in September or did you piece it together from parts you had?

    #37809
    Jim Rolfe
    Participant

    @greg, yes, yes I did. I got that set the second weekend after it came out. It has been just sitting in my backlog and it was time to bring it out, modify it to be a little more Force sensitive, and invoke Grogu to spread some holiday cheer!

    #37813
    Jim Rolfe
    Participant

    A tree from last year with a splash of new Elves and another skating rink from a 2020 GWP.

    https://www.flickr.com/gp/143468655@N07/gvfW5C

    #37844
    Jim Rolfe
    Participant

    Another “rare” set we decided to build last night. It is really awesome actually and ingenious how Lego built it to come apart in just enough pieces to fit back in the box! For those of us who save boxes, this is a plus, and the fact you don’t have to break it down all the way is a real win year over year! Enjoy!

    https://www.flickr.com/gp/143468655@N07/5rmd40

    #37845
    Greg Schubert
    Participant

    Another “rare” set we decided to build last night.

    https://www.bricklink.com/v2/catalog/catalogitem.page?id=182352#T=S&O={%22iconly%22:0}

    That’s cool! I didn’t know that set existed. 😀

    #37850
    Jim Rolfe
    Participant

    Maybe I shouldn’t have opened it at $500 for a US sealed set! ??. Oh well…it was fun to build and it’s a set we will enjoy keeping and bringing out every Christmas!

    #37861
    Greg Schubert
    Participant

    I saw someone redo the Winter Cottage in red and with black trim and I thought it looked striking compared to the original light blue. So I attempted my own color scheme, dark red with tan trim, of the same building.

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    #37937
    Neil Tannyan
    Participant

    Here my winter village with a new hotel i just finished based on a similar style to some I saw in Whistler BC when we visited in 2019.

    I’ll put the rest of my pictures on my Flickr acct I see there is an upload limit of 3mb.

    Flickr link added below

    Winter Village Resort

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    #38038
    Bob Grier
    Participant

    Over the holidays I’ve been “winterizing” my Grist Mill/Covered Bridge layout. Still a work in progress, but far enough along now to share here. Not quite “Currier & Ives”, but not bad either. Cue the “Sleigh Ride” music . . . . !!

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    #38040
    Bob Grier
    Participant

    One more view from the other side. By the way, “Grandma’s house” just got a wrap around porch!!

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    #38098
    Krista K
    Moderator

    Thank you all for the excellent submissions! I appreciate you taking the time to share. Happy new year! 😊

    #38100
    Greg Schubert
    Participant

    Hey Bob, I had not seen the latest photos of your covered bridge scene before – the farmhouse and the sleigh are great additions … and my eye is still drawn to the texture of the mill wall, it really adds a look of authenticity to that model.

    #38754
    Matt Redfield
    Keymaster

    @greg @joshhall @everyoneelse maybe we can work on embiggening this awesome ski lift / slope for future winter displays?

    I’m thinking SkiFree tribute, complete with yeti and a 100′ long run…

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