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[MOC] 31036 Post Office Modular

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Hello guys, this is my first attempt on MOCs. Used 4x 31036 to create this modular compatible post office. 99% parts from it; except the baseplate.

Here're some exterior shots:

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You guys can refer to: https://www.facebook...16999066&type=1 for some interior shots.

Hope you guys like it. Any constructive comments are welcome. Thank you!

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Very well done!! Well use of parts with such a limited number of parts

Thanks for your comment. Yeah this set has limited numbers of "wall element". Tons of windows and doors though!

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Interesting design...!

Can I ask, does it have the technic 1x2 bricks which enable it to connect to other modular buildings?

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Interesting architecture, with the various overhanging parts of your MOC.

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Thanks! I'm from that field :sweet:

Interesting design...!

Can I ask, does it have the technic 1x2 bricks which enable it to connect to other modular buildings?

Currently nope as 31036 doesn't come with the technic bricks. Intending to further modify and furnish the interiors. By then the technic bricks should be up! :laugh:

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Very nice work, I like your style of building and interesting massing and use of parts from the original sets. Looking forward to its progression and it in-situ with other modulars.

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Very nice work, I like your style of building and interesting massing and use of parts from the original sets. Looking forward to its progression and it in-situ with other modulars.

Thanks! I actually dismantled my Pet Shop for another creation in mind; but realized sand blue parts are uncommon in bricklink. Currently considering to rebuild PS back into its original design for it to connect with this.

Some of the improvements includes furnishing more on the interiors (mainly tiling etc.) as well as its surroundings (which explains why there're so much space on the bare looking baseplate).

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