2010 Lego Display can be seen at Honda Carland now!

It's up! We're talking about 300,000 lego pieces, 700 minifigures and over 500 hours of lego-sweat time into creating this giant cityscape.

Check out this YouTube video of the Lego display:

www.youtube.com/watch?v=n5Cos2zzLvw

For more nitty, gritty information on location, maps, etc., open this link: www.dutchmasterspainting.com/html/lego.html

Kids love to do the scavenger hunt to find Santa on his sled, Aladdin on his Magic Carpet, The Lost Treasure, etc.

For all of us watching our money, this is a great bang for your buck activity...it's free! :-)

Come check it out...it's open at Honda Carland in Roswell, Georgia from December 12 - January 2, 2011.

Harry setting up Lego display at Holy Innocents Jingle Bell Jubilee

2010 Lego Display

Well, Harry's created another giant landscape with Lego that is 15' X 18' X 13' in size. We displayed it at the Holy Innocents Episcopal School Jingle Bell Jubilee this weekend, but don't worry, you can see it at Honda Carland in Roswell, Georgia December 12 - January 2... and for free!


Check out the photo of Harry setting up a portion of it this weekend. Harry and his son have about 500 hours and about 300,000 Lego pieces....and about 700 Lego minifigures incorporated into this display. One building of Harry's design is a Chinese-inspired, red skyscraper that tops around 12 feet tall. There's a medieval castle, a Dragon*Con parade happening on main street, the Taj Majal, trains circling the entire piece...and a whole lot more. There's even a modified version of the Honda Building (our sponsor along with Dutch Masters Painting, Inc.).


Kids (big and small) LOVE to see this miniature city...also, there's a scavenger hunt to find Aladdin and the magic carpet, the Lost treasure, a Ghost, Santa....and more! Bring your family and friends and check it out during the holidays.


Honda Carland's address is
11085 Alpharetta Highway
Roswell, GA 30076.


Enjoy!

Love this Benjamin Moore Aura product!

Hello Everybody!

We are excited about one of Benjamin Moore's newest product lines, Aura.

Dutch Masters Painting, Inc. was the first paint contractor in metro Atlanta to use the Aura products when they were introduced about 2 years ago. Woo hoo!

Why are we so excited?
Well....
1. Aura is a low, VOC paint which means in laymen's terms, it doesn't smell bad and is an environmentally, friendly "green" paint.
2. Aura is self priming which means you can put the first coat over bare walls, ceilings or an old paint finish.
3. Many paint applications use one coat of Aura for an excellent coverage, and it is EXTREMELY easy to touch up (the ladies and office managers really like this!).
4. It comes in matte, eggshell, satin and semigloss which gives clients a full selection of finishes.
5. All Aura finishes come in the full spectrum of the Benjamin Moore color palette.

All the above points have been a great benefit for our clients the past two years, because it takes less time for us to complete the job, thus passing on a cost savings. Plus, quite frankly, clients like the no smell and quick drying time with office tenants, kids, husbands and pets running around the office/home and "not" bumping into wet paint!

With the holidays here, this paint is great for quickly sprucing up your home or office....or even for kicking off the New Year with a clean, new look.

Try it out; call Harry on his cell (678-468-8827) and get a free estimate. Plus, once you book your job, we will give you a free color consultation and paint samples on your surfaces (that are larger than a postage stamp!), so you can really see how the color looks in different lighting throughout the day. These paint samples really help cut the frustration and indecision with color selection.

Oh, and a teaser for our next blog.....we will show you some photos of Harry's newest Lego creation using over 300,000 Lego pieces and minifigures featured in a giant, city landscape. Plus, we'll give some dates and locations to where you can view it with your family and friends. Stay tuned; it's fantastic!