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Beautiful Modular Buildings by Łukasz Libuszewski

These beautiful and colorful modular buildings were built and recently shared as a group-shot by LEGO fan and flickr.com user Łukasz Libuszewski a.k.a. looooookl in his photo-stream. The texturing and and color choices are great. I especially like the use of bright light yellow ("Chima yellow") in a city-building creation. Each bulding has a fully decorated interior too, so be sure to check out the builders photo-stream for more photos.

Nice addition to our modular cities

LEGO Fan and flickr.com member Łukasz Libuszewski created a perfect addition MOC to Modular Building sub-theme. Bikeshop has a working elevator on it. Łukasz use rare colors and different part usages to create this brillant work.

Celebrating 10th Anniversary of Modular Buildings with 10255 Assembly Square



Today is the biggest day of the Modular Building lovers. 10255 Assembly Square which has three different buildings on the box, includes 4002 pieces and eight minifigures: a dentist, barista, baker, florist, music store assistant, dancer, photographer and a LEGO® fan, plus a baby figure. Price of the set is US $279.99 – CA $329.99 – DE 239.99€ – UK £169.99 – DK 2099.00 DKK. 

Every storey have different stories with bakery, florist’s shop and café, a music store, photo studio dental office, dance studio and apartment with a rooftop.



Le Garage by Maarten W

LEGO Fan and flickr.com member Maarten W has created a garage scene with too many repair tools. Le garage have not very detailed and fullfilled with new techniques but exterior design of the building is perfect. Red sign is perfectly designed and well-fitted on the building. Inside of the building there is so many details including like vintage carjack, electric wire, fire extinguisher and impressive tool-wall.


Alternative Modular Cinema Building


LEGO Fan and flickr.com member Kloou. shared his latest MOC for Modular Building category yesterday. Le cinéma Vox de Strasbourg is a perfect replica of original building in Strasbourg. It is also great addition to our custom Mocular Buildings and it absolutely can compete with Palace Cinema!


Do you want ice cream?


One of my favorite LEGO MOC'er and flickr.com member Maarten W has added an another awesome creation to his photostream, named la piazza. Maarten shared a section of small Italian Village with 2 beautiful building and a graveyard. Colors of the buildings are appetising. I mostly liked the ruined roof technique.

Perfect relaxing area for Modular Buildings



LEGO Fan and flickr.com member Andrew Tate who is known with his previous MOC The Riviera and Rua Amarelo, has recently shared another impressive MOC Top Slice Bakery. Bakery includes a toaster and mug building in huge sizes. This MOC is good addition for Modular Building series that can be used as a green space. I mostly liked the realistic shapes of the toaster building.

1900's Style Modular Buildings by Eero Okkonen

LEGO master builder and flickr.com user Eero Okkonen a.k.a Pate-keetongu who was the builder of a recently blogged MOC "Dragon Dance", built this amazing 1900's style modular buildings diorama. The colors and the texturing on the buildings are outstanding. I especially like the face sculptures on the wall of the dark gray building.

Forget what you learned about Modular Buildings


LEGO Fan and flickr.com member kosbrick and his LUG adding a branch to Modular Buildings to build an Indonesia’s Old China Town. It is the most beautiful MOCs, I have ever seen as an expansion to Modular Buildings. They add East's culture to LEGO to build a gorgeous town street.

Non-Mediterranean Riviera that we couldn't believed


Every Saturday, I tried to blog new MOCs but nothing to find and check on my archieves to share inspirational creations. I think everyone builds on saturdays to share new MOCs on sunday. But today is not a regular day. LEGO Builder Andrew Tate has recently created a inspiring MOC, I want to live in it now. He told that he created a European Riviera but not from the Mediterranean side. It includes many Mediterranean architecture objects like tower with dome and brick-build walls. I wonder what is the name of this beautiful marina.

The Street from the Bob's Burgers by Chris Goddard

LEGO fan and flickr.com user Chris Goddard built this outstanding and cartoon-accurate street diorama from the TV Series Bob's Burgers. The details and colors resembles the buildings from the series very much as well as the logos of the shops. As a fan of TLG's official modular buildings I like these buildings very much.

Backyard of Emmet's Street

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LEGO Movie fan and eurobricks.com member Xon67 (aka Xon_67 at flickr) has been creating his Emmets Street from The LEGO Movie. Normally, LDD designs rarely shared from our blog but these are different. He created a visual analyse guide for creating Emmet's Street. He exposed Emmet's Street's creators use some parts of Modular Buildings to create Emmet's Street in movie. Xon67 has been sharing these parts and created buildings with LDD.

Amsterdam Street by Brickbink

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LEGO Fan and flickr.com member Brickbink shared this amazing Amsterdam street diorama in his photo-stream. The official modular buildings theme of LEGO is one of my favorite themes so I like this MOC very much. The creator catches the iconic look of the real buildings of Amsterdam very well. The roof sections with white/gray frames look very realistic. Also the minifigures in action add life to the scene as well.

Iconic buildings of Amsterdam

Alpine Ski Chalet by Sebastian-Z

Ski Chalet (Lego MOC) 1

LEGO Fan and flickr.com member SEBASTIAN-Z created a model of a real Ski Chalet Building. He successfully designed balconies and his color choices are perfect. Differences of outer wall textures can be seen easily and modeled ad original building. I mostly liked plate-builded chimney which is heated our hearts.

Real Ski Chalet

Modular Dairy Shop

Dairy Shop

LEGO Fan and flickr member Ben van Middendorp created a Modular Dairy Shop which has a small waterwheel to energize cheese workshop and also landowners live above the shop.

This European type building also has a well-designed roof with cheese slopes and round bricks. Weathercock on roof is good touch.

Fleet Review by Oliveseon

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Flickr member and Lego Fan Oliveseon has shared this incredible diorama including a minifigure size destroyer anchored on a harbor city. This diorama is full of details and minifigures but what I like the most are the shaping of the ship hull and the colored smoke effect behind the fighters. He has done a very good job on the parade and the buildings as well. The modular buildings are also very well integrated to the diorama.