Righty

MOC Modular Gas Station (Vintage)

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Hello Everyone!

Welcome to my latest creation: The Gas Station!

Check out the pics and enjoy the atmosphere of the 20's and the 30's, the time when gas stations were stylish and spectacular.

Before starting to build I have checked several vintage pictures of old gas stations in order to design the MOC that fits the best this age and also the LEGO Town.

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I hope you'll enjoy my creations (the station and the cars)!

For more pictures of my custom vintage designs, please click here:

https://www.flickr.com/photos/righty/sets/72157642116878564/

http://www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=94764&hl=

http://www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=93337&hl=

http://www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=91343&hl=

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Superb Art Deco lines with a striking color combo!

It's very effective. I love the lettering (that's really well done) and your cars (naturally!).

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It's nice 'Righty', but sorry to sound picky.....the pumps are too short for the era.....way too short and such a building design would not go between two buildings like that......it would be on a corner site if it was.

Though it does have true Art Deco feel to it......Brick On 'Righty' ! :grin:

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I'm glad to see this being presented here as well as on Flickr. As I said over there: I think this is absolutely gorgeous, realistic or not, and I'd happily let something like this into my tabletown, if I had one. The colour combination is great, and the shapes and curves are wonderful. I really like those round dishes used as skylights. And your lovely cars add an extra touch to the whole thing. Keep it up!

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Awesome! Love the overall shape of the building, but I particularly like how you've done the bowsers and the roof over the driveway.

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It's really well made! Too bad the pumps are in the middle of the road :tongue: Maybe you could re-arrange it to make a corner one.

Anyway,a really cool design :thumbup:

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Thanks everyone for the nice comments!:)

Well, I used the pet shop and the greengrocer because the gas station looked a bit deserted standing alone.

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I hope LEGO will surprise us with their next modular building and come with something different like your beatiful gas station.

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This is very very nice. Congratulations on making the front page!

Some things in particular I liked:

  • using the concave side of the 2x2 w. bow
  • exposed studs
  • none of your element use draws attention to itself - just a lot of harmony and variety

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Very nice MOC! Love the vintage look. The exterior really fits the time period.

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Wonderful work Righty! Very detailed, I enjoyed seeing this. I really like your roadsters, as well, especially the white one with exposed engine :classic:

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Wow! Looks just right for that time period except for the height of the pumps. They were tall buggers back then from photos I have seen.

The black and white tile floor also caught my attention. This design looks great!

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