LDD MOC: Modular Buildings

[LegoFan03]

Hi all!

I worked on few modular buildings on Lego Digital Designer before I joined Eurobricks. I wish that I could afford to buy all designs I designed... I would appreciate feedback from you guys.

Salon (all three stories are occupied by salon)

Florist Shop (florist shop at street level and second floor is architecture firm)

Jones Building (Sushi restaurant at street level and 5 residential units)

Mexican Cafe (Mexican Cafe at street level and apartment at second floor)

Trophy Cupcakes (Trophy Cupcakes at street level and loft on both second/third floors)

Pottery Barn

Williams-Somona (Replica from the one in San Francisco's Union Square)

[Hinckley]

Wow. You're prolific! Thanks for sharing all of your great creations. You've got a whole downtown going.

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Thanks so much! And thanks for sharing your creations with us.

[AussieJimbo]

Nice selection of building designs, LF3.

:classic:

[kzv]

NICE creations

Any chance of sharing the LDD-files??

kzv

[XimenaPaulina]

That's quite a wonderful collection of LDD buildings LegoFan03! All of these are very well-designed and it's really nice to see how each building has its own unique look. Any plans of doing some (or better if all) of these in real brickbuild?

[Tabris]

Nice buildings. I specially like the Mexican Café. Have you built any of them?

[L@go]

I have to agree with Tabris and say my favourite is the Mexican Café. It's a bit hard to make out the details in these pics, but the colour scheme and the design of the building fits its purpose perfectly.

Also, I repeat: Have you built any of them?

[LegoFan03]

Thanks, guys!

All of my modular buildings designs are worth more than $300. I can't afford to build them in real life yet. When I can afford it and I will build them for sure.

[peterab]

Thanks, guys!

All of my modular buildings designs are worth more than $300. I can't afford to build them in real life yet. When I can afford it and I will build them for sure.

How have you priced them? If you use LDD that is pretty much the most expensive way to buy the parts. If you create a parts list (I think I've heard that there are apps that will do this) and use the pick a brick on the lego website it's cheaper, and probably cheaper still for most parts is Bricklink. They'll still be expensive since they have a lot of parts but maybe not $300. I hope this info helps to speed your ability to build them they look good as LDD renders, but I always like real brick better.