LEGO City Update no. 19 – Modular Building. In this video I show you how I build a LEGO modular building for my LEGO city – Bakersville. I’m ver much inspired by Brian Lyles and Jason Lyles book “The LEGO Neighborhood book” which has some great LEGO building techniques and suggestions for LEGO modular buildings. I show you how I build a LEGO door on a corner and how I used SNOT techniques to decorate walls!
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Brick Bakery 
I was almost shocked when you mentioned you were trying to decide between a pet shop and pub, because, I recently combined both into one building. I started with set 31097 and managed to make the ground floor a pet shop and the 2 top floors a pub, keeping color schemes and basic architecture the same from the set. Anyway, love the channel, keep up the great work! I finally have shelving up for my city and have been thinking of doing a channel. Thanks!
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Thanks a lot for your kind words 🙂 I like the idea of having two different businesses in one building. I have an idea for the upper floor already though – I just hope I have enough of the colors I’m thinking I want to use 😀 Sound like you are going to have a great time putting up a city on those shelves – very cool 🙂
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hi, nice moc, nice colour scheme. door is offset though, try working with jumpers. horizontal decorations above windows need a plate underneath for correct depth. great work
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Thanks a lot for watching and commenting 🙂 Yeah, it’s true. The door is a little bit offset but I think I’ll settle with this for now. I’ve previously tried to make something like this and this is the most sturdy design yet 🙂 I will continue working on solutions for it though as I am not finished using diagonal doors 🙂
I have been thinking about adding the plate at the top, but I’m afraid that it’ll hide the canopy too much!? Alternatively I could switch the cheese wedges for something flatter!?
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like the outside of the first structure. the colors go together nicely.
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Thanks a lot! Yeah, the dark purple was a bit of a lucky punch, but I think it works really well 😀 Thanks a lot for your wonderful comment and support – I really appreciate it!
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I think that it would make a great pub shop in your city.
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Thanks a lot for the suggestion 🙂 I’m still wobbling between a pub and a tailors 🙂
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