New Years Eve in Winter Village

In the writing moment, this one has fourteen days left and 81 votes to go before it reaches a thousand and may continue. Would you like to see this model become real? Any support you'd be willing to give I would gladly accept. Thank you everyone who has supported me so far.

There's already a sleigh pulled by horses in this set, but I though that for additional play, I'm putting in a dog sleigh as well. It's quite small, but sleek and you can put just about anything in it: wood, people, presents - the imagination is unlimited.

Also I've taken the opportunity to do a new full-collection picture of all modules after my updates on them. The horse-sleigh is still suppose to be included - I just didn't find the need to add it at this time.

Hello everyone. Two of the buildings have already been upgraded - now it is time for the third one to have an uplift.

The stable has thus far been the smallest of the three buildings, but now it has been slightly enlarged with an expanded base-plate to match the other two in size. Not only are there a little more space inside with a detachable roof, but I have also now added a poultry-house outside along with a water-tap. And thanks to the upgraded version of LDD, I could now do a little color to the stable-boy's hat and replace the old-version horses with the new ones. And if you look inside you can see a foal in the box - it was not visible before.

I hope you like this work. Have you not voted for this model yet? Then please do so now.

Have a good summer!

I would like to thank you everyone again for your support and votes for this model. if you have friends that love LEGO, please share this page with them so that they can vote for it as well.

I have made the top floor of the Inn removable for better playing. I have also added some pieces to the outside walls for more details to make it look more nicer. This has resulted in the house have gotten just slightly higher in built, but I don't think that is any drawback.

First off: Thank you everyone who has supported this project thus far. I really appreciate it!

First picture: I have added some details to the clock tower: I managed to find the suitable piece to work as the main "hand", and I have also written numbers on the clock in my paint program to give the right idea on how it should look like. And something I have forgot to mention: the dish that serves as the face of the clock is a glow-in-the-dark piece.

Second picture: the text should speak for itself, but my thought was that you could make one "gong" per push and decide for yourself what time on the day it is. Example: Three o'clock = push three times. Don't forget to put the "hands" in position.

Third picture: Just a close-up on the forester and the naughty child as you couldn't see much of them in the first presentation.