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I got Assembly Square because of the deal and I think it is really worth by price per piece ($0.05 per piece)

However,  on day one I don't really like the original design of it so much. I can find there are some MOCs

of this set on the web, but the modification is usually not too much. Would anyone advise a huge MOC of

this set while making use most of the pieces with building instruction?

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Be warned, there are a lot of people saying this isn't possible to complete without lots of extra parts. The creator claims it can be done "with no extra pieces" but that is clearly not the case. They also suggest building with Lepin, many of the sections are awkward to connect and overall it seems like a waste of time.

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7 hours ago, Kevin Flemming said:

Be warned, there are a lot of people saying this isn't possible to complete without lots of extra parts. The creator claims it can be done "with no extra pieces" but that is clearly not the case. They also suggest building with Lepin, many of the sections are awkward to connect and overall it seems like a waste of time.

True, as I first knew that their instructions need to be paid, I've given it up totally, I'd rather save that $14 bucks instruction fee for a new set of Lego. And enjoy the time of brainstorming and creating my own MOC

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On 7/24/2019 at 8:24 PM, ks6349 said:

However,  on day one I don't really like the original design of it so much. I can find there are some MOCs

Have you considered whether Modding the original design would resolve your issues with it?

I also had a few problems with some areas (mainly the colour-blocking of the medium nougat building, and the  somewhat unfinished nature of the roofs of the middle and right-hand buildings), and so made a series of modifications instead.

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On 7/25/2019 at 10:04 AM, ks6349 said:

True, as I first knew that their instructions need to be paid, I've given it up totally, I'd rather save that $14 bucks instruction fee for a new set of Lego. And enjoy the time of brainstorming and creating my own MOC

You should have specified free instructions.

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43 minutes ago, gotoAndLego said:

You should have specified free instructions.

I never thought of that any Lego instructions would charge. 

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23 hours ago, ks6349 said:

I never thought of that any Lego instructions would charge. 

LEGO's instructions are free on their website. You were most likely looking at a third-party MOCer who wanted to sell his designs.

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1 hour ago, KotZ said:

LEGO's instructions are free on their website. You were most likely looking at a third-party MOCer who wanted to sell his designs.

No third-party design so far which makes me feel that their instruction is worth a penny. For $14 dollars I would rather get a beautiful garbage truck. 60220

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