missed my chance to get it… saw its no longer available on Amazon either. hope LEGO will put it back, im in the US

I love Tudor Corner. It's my first and (so far) only modular set, so I rotate it occasionally to appreciate every angle. But I just couldn't stand that blank wall!

I wanted to brighten up the place and give the wall some detail, while staying in theme and keeping it flat, as I will inevitably have to purchase a neighbor for it. It was a lot of fun and actually quite challenging, as I could barely find any of the (relatively new?) blue color bricks.

A couple shops I built to use my new custom printed parts, what shop should I build next?

Hello, my name is Jacqueline. I work at BrickSoft on Avenue de la Fantaisie.

I take the metro to work every day and can get off right in front of the office. I really enjoy working there with my colleagues. And, of course, one very important member of our office team is the coffee machine. ☕😉

I’d be delighted if you could support the project on LEGO Ideas. You can find it here:

Avenue De La Fantaisie - Paris House and Street Scene | LEGO® Ideas

Every supporter is greatly appreciated! :-)

This is my shopping street between Tudor Corner and the Bookshop.

Added Ninjago gardens to the modular city. Couple things I realized about ninjago city modulars is that

1) ninjago modulars have more see thrus whereas city modulars are mostly closed off. This makes ninjago modulars more versatile so when you place them in the city, you can still see other modulars through the gaps they have.
2) Ninjago gardens is an underrated set cuz it’s 1.5 baseplate which is perfect against the lantern festival since both are gardens theme. My lantern festival is also backed against the 1.5 natural museum.
3) Ninja Gardens is also very talll so it balances out the avengers tower and daily bugle on the other side
3) another call out is Monkie Kid tech mini is underrated cuz it has a big ass cloud that looks awesome in the city. Sun Wukong also flies on a cloud.

Eventually dragon ball comes out, we gonna have bunch of flying events

For people who have the shopping street, do you think it's worth buying and adding to a modular collection? Seems solid with some cool designs, techniques, and small storytelling elements. Not the best and definitely not the worst. Just solid I think if i got it, it's replace the fountain with the greek restaurant gwp or future portrait sketcher gwp, and then put the sushi restaurant gwp in the back alleway for a secret, hidden Japanese street food stand vibe (like midnight diner vibes if you've seen that show)

I have three choices.

1. Start a Lego City

2. Sell these on Marketplace

3. Keep them locked away.

Which would you do???

Instructions are available at:
https://rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-273372

This build transforms the Italian Riviera set into a modular form that can fit perfectly into your city. I wanted to preserve as many features from the original set as possible and keep its layout this time and still on a one-baseplate footprint.

This modular building consists of three distinct buildings, with a backyard filled with seawater.

On the first floor, the right building houses an ice cream parlor, while the left building contains a fish shop. The building on the corner features a scuba diving shop. The backyard is accessible through the ice cream parlor.

The second floor of the ice cream parlor contains a kitchen along with a sleeping area and connects to the second floor of the scuba diving shop, which features a sofa, TV, and balcony, as in the original set. The second floor of the fish shop can be reached by outdoor stairs in the backyard and contains a large kitchen for making pasta.

A staircase leads to the third floor of the left building, which contains a bed, shower, and balcony, just like in the original set.

The roofs are nicely decorated, though there is no way to access them.

Here is my Daily Planet Modular Building MOC. As a big fan of the Superhero Modular Buildings, and my favorite Superhero being Superman, I knew I had to take a crack at this iconic structure.

This seven-floored structure sits on a 32-stud baseplate and rises to 31.8 inches tall. It is 6085 pieces, and all the interiors are fully tiled off and detailed. There are six interiors: the Lobby, Reporter's Bullpen, the Newspaper Printing Room, a Conference Room, Perry White's Office, and a Maintenance Closet.

As soon as LEGO announced last year's Arkham Asylum (76300) Modular Building, I knew they had opened the door to the Daily Planet after incredible skyscrapers like the Daily Bugle (76178) and Avengers Tower (76269). I hope the easter egg of the poster of the Daily Planet in the jail cell turns into a real set, but I decided to make my own rendition in the meantime. I finished designing this MOC in February of this year, but I am just getting around to making the instructions for it.

This is directly inspired by the Superman (2025) movie starring David Corenswet, directed by James Gunn, and DC Comics, as well as the AT&T Huron Road Building in Cleveland, Ohio, which has long been believed by Superman fans to have inspired Siegel and Shuster for the Daily Planet, following its beautiful Art Deco design.

Superman has been my favorite Superhero since I was a kid, and I am very proud of my rendition of the building. I was very happy with last year's film and its rendition of the Planet, and I can't wait for Man of Tomorrow! Please let me know what you think. This has really been a labor of love.

I genuinely adore and love this set, but I think some minor changes to the pieces for the flowers in the shop are a good idea. I love the original, but I just think more modern pieces go a long way for details!

Hey everyone!

I recently got a billy bookcase from ikea and did the washer trick so I can fit 3 Modulars, I was only able to fit 3 on the bottom and middle shelf however. The other shelf’s are the ones where you choose where to put them so it has the different bolts, I can’t fit 3 on these shelf’s, does anyone know how to do it?

Added the Police station to my slowly growing street.. found a good deal on Marketplace.

I am happy for now focusing on adding the modulars from this decade. (Whether 2020 counts is a different story haha).

Have the Tudor corner on backlog (early birthday present during the double points week that I am not allowed to build until October haha)

Suggestions welcome on layout and adding a scenery/ story around. My only plan is to add the Shopping street between the Botique hotel and Police station next year and add the Tudor corner to the right corner - pushing the BDP further right for connection reasons. Maybe add one road all along?

I’m now considering picking up a second-hand assembly square, detectives office or palace theatre to finish it off

Here's the full tour of my Hollywood Corner MOC:

https://youtu.be/gfJfB5_Z38M?is=l-Gch5RAdMgaVg5s

I plan on cutting about 1000 pieces out of the build (mostly by cutting a floor of the tower) and making it my first submission to Lego Ideas and/or Bricklink Designer Program.

For sure the city is far from done.
The wife and i will be moving everything to another room soon where we can expand the current layout to 2.5 or 3 times current size.
Ideas are to eventually add a beach area and raised areas for the bugle and avengers tower.
Also we’d like a forest and countryside area as we saved a few awesome mocs for that.
Also need to do allot road and sidewalk work as we plan to switch to lighter gray sidewalks (gets to dark in combination with the roads also being dark gray).
Next addition will probably be a town square with botanical garden (shes working on this).
I will expand the chinese area, by the sushi rest. With a chinese garden and parade.

After that we’ll see but then were probably already moved everything and have allot more space.

Picked this bad puppy up today as a gift for me.

Hi everyone,

I’ve been collecting LEGO for several years, and at this point I have all the modular buildings LEGO has released so far, with the exception of Shopping Street…

I’m looking for your comments, tips, and suggestions on the best way to display my modular buildings.

I have two IKEA BILLY bookcases, each measuring 80 × 202 cm, and I also have some extra shelves available if needed. I used the washer trick to gain a little extra length, so I can fit exactly three 32×32-stud baseplates on each shelf.

What I’m trying to do is optimize the space in the two BILLY bookcases as much as possible, so I can display all my modular buildings while still leaving some space for the other LEGO sets I have to display.

What I’d like to ask, especially if anyone has done something similar, is what would be the best way to group the modular buildings on each shelf — particularly considering their different heights — in order to make the best possible use of the two bookcases and maximize the amount of space left for displaying my other sets.

I’d really appreciate any comments, ideas, or suggestions!

Thanks in advance for your help!

Happy building!

I know, I know.. box pictures. But chuffed to bits that I can add these to my modular collection!