This modular Abandoned House is a modification of the Harry Potter Shrieking Shack 76407 set.

It sits on a 16x32 baseplate with a spooky (and messy) front garden that leads you up to the abandoned house!
The original set did not have stairs, so I created these leading up to the 1st floor bedroom.

The 1st floor lifts off so it's easy to get to the ground floor and to make sure the 1st floor is accessible you will notice the back wall is removable giving access to the inside.

I have a modular fantasy collection, I pulled a bunch of stuff and made this makeshift Halloween Village

Had a lot of fun doing this, thanks for looking

offered $300 to a seller on ebay with free shipping total comes out to $334.50. buy now or wait for restock on lego and get some points?

hello. im an amateur compared to people here. i want to start a city. so far i have two modules sets. the bookshop and the Townhouse pet shop and cafe. im planning on getting some Road plates and water baseplates (if i could find these). And hopefully add the Tudor corner and the museum. Im looking for tables for display. Got my eyes on a folded utility table. I like the weight and that i could store boxes and containers underneath it. But i dont like the dimensions. i need something wider but not too wide either. Maybe you guys could show me what you have and what you recommend? Also any tips for a noob would be appreciated. Tysm.

While waiting for the parts for my modular Bookstore MOC to arrive, I already started thinking about which modular buildings would make the best neighbours. Curious to hear your opinions!

I did not get it for the 2x points sale when it was briefly back in stock and now I’m wondering if I’ll be able to get it for the 2x Black Friday sale

I think this set might have aged the best of all old modulars. I love the level of detail in the exterior of this set.

Never thought I would be able to get a decent deal on this set. But it really proves that you should keep looking online and in second hand stores.

1 more set to go for the conplete set!

I have had this for a while, but still enjoy seeing it every time.

It is inspired on some video I saw a while ago which combined the Lego truck with the Lego Store set.

I added my own interior, including the solar system that belongs to the natural history museum. I think jt fits perfectly in here..

Maybe some day i’ll add lighting in my street but with 20 modular buildings it will be costly (and cumbersome).

With the fire station complete, next task was a custom modular hospital for the city. Check out the update: https://youtu.be/UUF-nngtxhg

Found Natural History Museum sealed for $240 !

Given the box damage (which I could care less about), I’m still happy to save ~$85 compared to buying new + tax.

I Hope yall find deals like this around you :)

A modular MOD for LEGO set 11379 Bookstore: Book Nook.

If anyone is interested, instructions are available on Rebrickable.

I’ve always been fascinated by Nikola Tesla’s imagination and his passion for discovery, so I decided to create my own LEGO tribute: Nikola Tesla – The Laboratory of Lightning.

For the laboratory, I wanted a space that felt alive with ideas. I placed the Tesla coil at the heart of the scene, surrounded by instruments, a generator, and a workbench filled with small experiments.

The chalkboard is one of my favorite details! Its handwritten notes and coil diagram make it feel as though Tesla has just stepped away in the middle of working on his next idea.

And of course, I couldn’t leave out the little white pigeon a small tribute to his affection for these birds. Alongside Tesla holding his lamp, it brings a more personal touch to the laboratory.

I imagined visitors stepping into the workshop, discovering the experiments, and sharing that moment of curiosity when an idea begins to take shape.

This project is on LEGO Ideas. If you’d love to see it have a chance to become a real LEGO set, I would really appreciate your support. It’s free, and every vote counts! Thank you!

I posted this in the Lego subreddit but I get the feeling that there'll be more discussions on here! Any comments or suggestions to make this better?

Finally build the Sushi Restaurant using u/kiploempia rebrickable instructions. The set is also on MILS for easier transport and to keep the same style as the other sets. There will be a lot of leftover parts, but overall super happy with the result. The set does not feel as cramped and love the clean look of the street.

I converted the new Bookstore Book Nook into a 16x32 modular! I kept the original interior intact, slightly widened the structure, and designed the facade and roof myself. To make the build as accessible as possible, I used widely available parts and kept extra pieces to a minimum so anyone can easily make these modifications themselves :)

You can find more pictures, the building instructions, and the parts list of this MOC on Rebrickable.

I've already ordered the set and the pieces needed for the conversion, so expect a follow-up post as soon as the build is complete!

I've always loved the relaxing atmosphere of the seaside, so I decided to build my own LEGO Lobster Restaurant.

For the base, I wanted something more interesting than just a flat beach, so I extended the water into the sand and added a small wooden bridge to give the landscape greater depth.

The giant lobster sign on the roof is my favorite part of the entire building! I also imagined it helping boats at sea spot the restaurant from a distance.

After walking up the stairs, guests can order their food inside, then head to the outdoor dining area, find their favorite spot, and enjoy a delicious lobster meal with a beautiful ocean view.

This is my latest project on LEGO Ideas. If you like it, I would really appreciate your support. You can find Lobster Restaurant on Lego Ideas! Thank you! ☺️

I’ve wanted to modify the original Ninjago City set for a long time, and I finally started making some real progress.

Here’s what I’ve changed so far:

1. Expanded walkway
   The original walkway always felt too narrow to me, so I widened it and tiled most of it while leaving a few rough areas to keep the Ninjago City feel.

2. Added a landing pad
   I wanted this level to feel more functional, so I worked in a small landing pad using some pieces and tiling from another set.

3. Added lighting
   I installed a cheap lighting kit from Amazon. It was a pain to install and left a lot of wiring in the back, but weirdly enough, the exposed wires actually fit the cyberpunk look.

4. Swing-out wall access
   This might be my favorite change. Instead of pulling the whole floor apart, the wall panel opens so I can actually access the interior.

5. Completely redid the interior
   The original room felt pretty weak to me, so I turned it into a small cyberpunk-style department store with kitchen items, electronics, sports gear, hats, apparel, perfume, and more.

6. Put the set on MILS
   Definitely needed for my layout. I also added a decorative base around it.

Still on the list:

• Replace the original elevator
• Add more swing-out wall access
• Build a tiny apartment behind the glass window area
• Replace the comic shop with something else
• Finish more interiors and tiling

Still a work in progress, but I’m really happy with where it’s heading.
If you'd like you can see the whole mod here