A couple of days ago, I posted a modular LEGO barber shop by valgarise. Technically, it wasn’t in the style of modular LEGO buildings, but it had some great details. Today, I bring you a bunch of modular LEGO building ideas by valgarise.
I love his use of color. The dark green and tan work incredibly well together, and I thing the red accents really make this restaurant pop.
Modular LEGO building ideas
I think the 2×2 round column bricks work really well as part of the wall. They give a nice curved detail on the outside, and a nice striped look to the inside. My favorite part of this particular model? The waited with the corkscrew opening the bottle on wine. Awesome!
I really like the way the window treatments were done in this next model. Creating them as single piece that simply snaps into place opens up all sorts of building opportunities. While they use up a lot of specialty pieces, the look is perfect for this building.
Ever since I got my first collectible minifigures, I thought it would a cool idea to build a modular building, or at least a floor in one, for each character. This magic shop gives me a bunch of modular LEGO building ideas! I love magic, so something like this is a must have. I also enjoy going to the gym, so I’ll need one for the weight lifter. What other characters need their own space?
This room is full of awesome details:
- curtains
- coach
- piano
- floor lamp
- bust of Napoleon
TONS of Modular LEGO building ideas!
I love two things about this next model:
- I love the look achieved by SNOT mounting the gray tiles on the second floor. It really looks like brick work.
- I see that yellow can be used effectively as a color for modular LEGO buildings. I thought it would be too bright.
I love the stove and the hood fan in this little interior model.
The whimsical details in this bakery scene are fantastic. Love the pastry chef icing the cake with a feather plume. Love the use of the white turban as bread dough being mixed. And the chef rolling out dough with the rolling-pin is outstanding.
So, did you get any modular LEGO building ideas from these MOCs? I know I saw a lot of inspiration. Can’t wait to find some time to get building!
I am an Adult Fan of LEGO (AFOL) and an active member of the Michigan LEGO User Group (MichLUG). I have loved LEGO for as long as I can remember. I am currently working on the following models:
– UCS Millenium Falcon
– Emmett’s Apartment Building
– Gringott’s Bank
Thank you very much for so kindly comments!
Thank you for dropping by! I love your work, and look forward to seeing more. What are you working on currently?
Hi all,
I have been working on severall projects this year although I have no photos of some of them.
Mainly I have been contributing on ALE L-evolution exhibition. I have design and built Atapuerca Museum.
I have a couple of new things for me: Medieval houses. Once I will made some photos I will let you know.
Best regards.
Valgarise
One of the modulars I saw recently blew me away… this one:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/aloisvonesterhazy/sets/72157630419495958/
I think it’s one the best ones I’ve seen so far. (and as a bonus: It’s a Dutch cafe, ‘het hoekje’ means, ‘the (little) corner’
Wow! That is beautiful. So much going on…. Love the piano being hoisted to the upper levels, and those interiors are just gorgeous.
Valgarise, one of the greatest Spanish AFOLS… Amazing MOCs :).
Agreed. Incredible work.