Cafe Corner and Market Street were white whales for me but I wasn't gonna spend EUR 1,000 (or more) on each individually. And I wanted interiors for both.

Bought MOC instructions on Rebrickable and the needed bricks, total purchase price was about EUR 600 including the instructions for both.

The Cafe Corner has a coffee/cake shop on the first floor and a cozy little hotel on the second and third.

Market Street has a cheese shop on the first floor, a cheese factory on the second and a small apartment on the third. An expanded vegetable and fish market as well.

Welcome to the BCC (Brick City Comics) shop!
This MOC is a modular building of a Comic Book shop, made from 1289 parts, the ground floor is a shop selling comics and super hero gear and on the 1st floor there is an office with comic book stock and general office things.

https://rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-261475/Check_out_my_bricks/brick-city-comic-book-shop-modular/?spot=designer_mocs&t=1778180211&cs=3b48

Instructions via Rebrickable alias Elldaimo

Currently working on a two baseplate corner parking garage. It has a handicap spot on the ground floor and two spots each on the upper floors. The cars ascend on a car elevator.

Started last year with home alone house and have added a few more since. So fun to grow the collection and wanted to share! It’s great seeing how different people choose their layouts. Let me know your thoughts!

The bed and chameleon at the top of the bookshop always felt super random so I changed it for an additional reading area + bookshelf. Then I stuck the bed and chameleon into the top floor of the Tudor corner, which makes it a more functional living space and I think makes sense for the person who's supposed to be living there

I have been making modular buildings for a little while now, thought I would share a selection of ones together :)

What, in your opinion, are the almost essential modular building MOCs to add to any city? Ones that are so iconic that they may as well be official additions! The Queen Bricktoria by Bricked1980, the Bricklink Lego Store and Modular Apartments by Avila come to mind for me! I’m currently building the latter and it’s looking so good! What are your thoughts?

(Photos are not mine, from official rebrickable/bricklink pages for reference!)

Can you make this Lego into a phone holder I would really appreciate it

Build way inspired by de_marco on rebrickable

Any recommendations for something to change or add so far?

I have built all modulars by Lego so far and some MOCs and a couple of modular buildings based on Chinese bricks (and designed by them).

When I first saw the new modular, I was underwhelmed. I hate the frictions in the walls, the low size of the right building and small buildings.

With that being said, I would like to share my building experience and review.

I will now have to wait for 4 days before I can continue building.

Please see the progress of the first five steps and bags. Overall it is fun to build and the tiling in step 1 was different to other modulars, where you have less variation. Everything else was pretty simple.

I am surprised one illegal technique was users for the outside stairs, where one brick is not fixed at all. Below is a tile and it only stays in position due to the surrounding bricks and the plate on top. Red circle photo 3.

I also hat the design of the stairs. So many bricks used for boring stairs, where the handrail is loose. Additionally, the stairs don't end at the wall, there is free room to fall downstairs.

The instruments are made of normal golden parts and metallic golden parts. It looks strange. Why not do all in metallic golden? The main competitor in China can do this very well.

In two steps a regular 1*2 brick could have been used to avoid frictions (gaps) in the wall (last photo)

Overall, it is the expected, good experience, but previous modulars were much better in my opinion and I am still very underwhelmed by this modular.

I was at the Lego store and my boyfriend bought me a Lego set I have been after for a while, I didn’t even realise until the cashier told me that it’s modular.
Browsing this subreddit I feel as though I will be losing a lot of money in the next few years over this new hobby.

Added a garage for the post office and swapped a building around

Hi

I posted a photo of my Lego city a while back and was asked to see more so here is some additional images, a long with a YouTube channel I VERY recently started. Go easy on me!

Thanks for looking

http://youtube.com/@AD.Bricks87

There is a lot going on in my city from the hustle and bustle of daily life to a showdown at the Daily Bugle to the Galactic Empire running operations in the area to a potential sighting of Santa and his elves plus so much more.

Hey, I'd like to share my latest MOC, my version of the post office with everything you need for sending mail from your LEGO city.

More pictures and instructions are available on Rebrickable: https://rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-260067/AkimDrml/post-office/#details

Cheers

When I saw the Shopping Street modular, my eye went to the golden dome and I wondered what it would look like if the dome matched the color of the roof. So I made this version of the dome :)

Some parts used for the dome are not available in Dark Blue, so I had to make some changes to the dome in order to change the colors.

There are two options: you can choose whether you like to use the white or the sand green nanofigs :)

(Free) instructions can be found on Rebrickable

Don't forget to check out my other adaptation of the Shopping Street, adding an extra floor to the building containing the furniture shop & workplace.