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Hi to everybody,

   this is my take for Lego Set 70425 Newbury Haunted High School.

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Since there are no school in Rava Town (my lego city layout) i boght the set some times ago. Once built I realized it was way to small to fit with the others buildings of my city. 

So I started looking for a modified version on internet. No way. Months passed and no mod on the net. So i bought a second copy of the set and slowly I made my MOD.

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Compared to the original set, I closed the building on the back, added a small courtyard on the front with a fence around and a birch (we are in the year of the birch as you know).

Moreover I designed to model cover the dimension of two baseplates and structured it to fit as a double croner building (sidewalks on both sides).

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The school is no more haunted of course…

This is the groundfloor with the fence, the garden, the small wall and so on...

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And here follows the shots of the other sections of the building.

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Hope you enjoyed. In case you can find more photos on my FLICKR account https://www.flickr.com/photos/132864555@N03/

See you!

:wink:

 

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On 3/24/2020 at 6:10 PM, neonic said:

Nice :classic:
Great architecture / color combo also

 

On 3/25/2020 at 2:21 AM, Grey Magistrate said:

This is really great!  I especially like the stone path and the courtyard fountain.  I like the black-and-white tree trunk too.

Did you retain any of the indoor detail or is it empty inside?

 

14 hours ago, corasaur said:

Wow. Looks too regal to be a high school any more. feels like a university building.

Thanks to everybody for appreciation.

I will keep it as high school at the moment, in the future, with some extention it coul become a university as well, let's see.

No indoor detail since it's built mainly to be put into my city. When I noticed that nobody was interested in looking inside the buildings (ne9ither me in fact) I stopped building interiors for my modulars… :classic:

See you next time!

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This is amazing! I am looking to do something similar so I can incorporate it into my town. I'm assuming you bought two sets? Any advice for someone looking to undertake this project? 

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Very nice! For the building itself, did you only use bricks from two sets?

I'd love to MOD a smaller-scale (32-wide) Modular school for my Lego City, but I limit my MODing to bricks / designs obtainable from combining multiple sets (as Bricklink is a step too far for my limited skills).

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On 5/28/2020 at 5:49 PM, Kilbo Baggins said:

This is amazing! I am looking to do something similar so I can incorporate it into my town. I'm assuming you bought two sets? Any advice for someone looking to undertake this project? 

Well, it’s not that difficult. Usually I suggest to set well the measures and the proportions at the beginning, then you can go “free hand “ and have your building time!

On 5/29/2020 at 3:35 AM, Agent 86 said:

Very nice! For the building itself, did you only use bricks from two sets?

I'd love to MOD a smaller-scale (32-wide) Modular school for my Lego City, but I limit my MODing to bricks / designs obtainable from combining multiple sets (as Bricklink is a step too far for my limited skills).

I used bricks from two official sets. But they were not enough. I had to use my own brick reserves. Especially in terms of great plates and dark red bricks.

20 hours ago, mic8per said:

Great:classic:

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On 6/16/2020 at 2:10 AM, Jerry McGlade said:

Very sophisticated! I like it a lot!  

 

On 6/11/2020 at 5:55 PM, Tia1234 said:

Amazing project. It looks incredible. High Schools are not that great looking in real life. :laugh:

 

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Thanks guys!

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Great modular.  I am new to this forum but I was wonder if there are instructions for this MOC?  i would buy them.  It would look good in my city. At least any suggestions that might help.

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I love that design. I have two sets of the institute and I want to try to turn them into a train station

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On 3/24/2020 at 4:50 PM, gabrielerava said:

Hi to everybody,

   this is my take for Lego Set 70425 Newbury Haunted High School.

IMG_1481

Since there are no school in Rava Town (my lego city layout) i boght the set some times ago. Once built I realized it was way to small to fit with the others buildings of my city. 

So I started looking for a modified version on internet. No way. Months passed and no mod on the net. So i bought a second copy of the set and slowly I made my MOD.

IMG_1493

Compared to the original set, I closed the building on the back, added a small courtyard on the front with a fence around and a birch (we are in the year of the birch as you know).

Moreover I designed to model cover the dimension of two baseplates and structured it to fit as a double croner building (sidewalks on both sides).

IMG_1484

The school is no more haunted of course…

This is the groundfloor with the fence, the garden, the small wall and so on...

IMG_1488

And here follows the shots of the other sections of the building.

IMG_1489

 

IMG_1491

Hope you enjoyed. In case you can find more photos on my FLICKR account https://www.flickr.com/photos/132864555@N03/

See you!

:wink:

 

Hey, love the build. So much so that I used it as inspiration for my own school build, albeit with some small changes.

Would It be okay if I did a YouTube video tour of the build? I will of course give credit to you for the original design.

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On 7/28/2021 at 12:45 PM, The Lego Room said:

Hey, love the build. So much so that I used it as inspiration for my own school build, albeit with some small changes.

Would It be okay if I did a YouTube video tour of the build? I will of course give credit to you for the original design.

Yes, of course. No problem!

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