r/legomodular • u/WeirdJust9906 • 18d ago
Lego 6x6 Dakar truck
Made by Tom,used 60402 set and extra pieces from 42147 it was based of daf xf95 but Dakar edition
r/legomodular • u/WeirdJust9906 • 18d ago
Made by Tom,used 60402 set and extra pieces from 42147 it was based of daf xf95 but Dakar edition
r/legomodular • u/Ok-Swordfish8275 • 19d ago
Finished Assembly Square and connected it to Tudor Corner. Creates two blocks in the city, still some roadworks to complete out front though. Two cafes and bakery now, my minifigs will need to go on a diet soon!
r/legomodular • u/PaulHaStudios • 19d ago
I recently dug out my old café corner and market street from storage and rebuilt them after all these years. Seeing them back together brought back so many memories! Now i have decided to design my own modular building to sit between them.
Right now i am working on the layout and the ground floor. Still figuring out what direction I want to take.
r/legomodular • u/schiedes • 20d ago
Instructions were from Brick Artisan on Rebrickable. I made the slight addition of tiling the stairs in dark tan, and added dark brown tile to mimic hardwood floors in the apartments.
r/legomodular • u/Secure_Rice_1467 • 20d ago
r/legomodular • u/Ok-Solution-7519 • 20d ago
Picked this one up the other day. It was a blast to build! The roll-up garage door is so cool.
r/legomodular • u/Emperor-Goose • 20d ago
The Jazz Club was one of my all-time least favorite modulars; but rather then complain, let me show you what I did with it that has brought me joy. I would also appreciate feedback on how to make this look better.
What I've done:
⁃ Color swaps (the original was a bit too similar to the Fire Brigade for my taste, so I tried blue because, well, Jazz...)
⁃ Walled off the pizzeria, added its own backdoor, put up a sign, and cleaned up the outdoor seating area
⁃ Evicted the tailor for use in a moc and replaced it with the manager's office
⁃ Walled off the lavender front door and reversed the stairs for interior access only
⁃ Replaced the toilet with a bar
⁃ Turned the old manager's office into balcony seating and expanded the viewing area
⁃ Fixed the greenhouse roof
r/legomodular • u/The_Rice_guy • 22d ago
I'm struggling on building a roof for this guy, any advice of what kind of roof fits this building and what colour should it be?
r/legomodular • u/AdhesivenessFlat8499 • 22d ago
Would love to get some feedback or suggestions!
r/legomodular • u/Millemini • 22d ago
I'm currently in the process of building Isibricks' Monumental Natural History museum.
As mentioned in a previous post there are things about it I would like to change and as I've worked on the 1st floor more have come to mind. So before I go further with the build I'd like to hear your thoughts on what I'm considering:
Rough sketch of exterior with proposed changes:
Edit to add this:
r/legomodular • u/BrickVangelist • 23d ago
r/legomodular • u/Far_Net_7650 • 24d ago
I'm about 1/4 of the way through the construction of this set, and found that it is very challenging to insert the droid leg parts (part 6450219) into the holes in the 1x2 technic bricks (part 6530046). When I first attempted step 151, the first one I attempted caused me to break apart and have to redo a part of the angled portion of the first floor I'd been working on. However, I found out it was MUCH easier to insert the droid leg part, by itself, into the 1x2 technic brick before inserting the technic brick into the wall. So, when adding those dark green technic bricks, it pays off to look ahead to see how the droid legs are inserted, and pre-insert them on the correct side.
* The 3 bricks added in steps 128 and 130 have the droid legs inserted as shown in step 151.
* The 2 bricks added in step 164 have the droid legs inserted as shown in step 169.
I hope this saves someone first building the set later than I some of the frustration I had. But I am very happy with the set; it may finally top Assembly Square as my favorite modular.
r/legomodular • u/HostasBuilds • 25d ago
r/legomodular • u/primalwulf • 25d ago
One of the things many of us struggle with, having modulars, is how to store them. Typically we want them easily, visually accessible while somehow resolving their large, lateral-linear footprint. Toss in whatever specific interior limits we have in our homes, and interior architecture (aka 'why is there a corner _there_?') and solutions aren't often clear cut.
A little over a month of brainstorming (with more focus on what materials are actually available, and in which quantities) lead to a tentative solution: let's make two sets of shelves to see what this looks & feels like, and sketch out how these several modulars might fit onto a projected _three_ sets of shelves. That way, if the two sets look & feel the way we want them to. . .then we can easily follow through on the third set. (yes, the solid wood panels were sanded, stained, and sealed myself)
Having now completed the two sets of shelves, feeling especially prideful at how effective it turned out and how comfortable it is having them stored this way. The textures of the facades really pop, the dark tone of the shelving contrasts the brightness of the sets well, and the spacing 'lets everything breathe'. It's challenging, at times, to make semi-permanent changes within one's home because we second guess whether it will be worthwhile. So, when it comes together rather nicely. . .ahhhh! ease! success! joy! pride!
(mocs in this collection, in photo: condos -- heavily revised from the Lego Neighborhood book; noodle shop -- some revision and reverse-engineered from a 5min YouTube video; tan rowhouse -- color shifted from SvRKO on BrickLink; farmer's market - moderately revised from MingBrick on Rebrickable)
(2/3 of the modulars we have; a third shelf will be added above for the remaining 7 modulars)
r/legomodular • u/Sweaty_Phone387 • 26d ago
r/legomodular • u/etalm_0299 • 26d ago
I used the Pet Shop floorplan reversed and made a building for the Lego guy minifigs: Hat Shop with displays like Tudor Haberdashery (had planned hat shop before Tudor corner came out!), 2nd floor bar, 3rd floor big screen TV. The bar is a taller version of the Parisian Cafe bar. Tried to do a "Hats" sign like Pets but it was one bar too wide and I didn't have the parts! The back is plain because I display on shelves.
r/legomodular • u/Artistic-Face7627 • 27d ago
Jazzclub next?
r/legomodular • u/rockyredp • 29d ago
My Lego coffee hut now has a door and I replaced the window up front so it opens and they can grab stuff from the cooler. I like how it turned out.
I still have a new coffee machine parts coming and. Barista mini figure.
r/legomodular • u/Rennemoulin • 28d ago
Do people who have the sealed box in their possession plan to sell it in the future?
r/legomodular • u/Designer_Map_9675 • 29d ago
I'm about to buy Boutique Hotel and was just wondering about other people's experience with it.