iamFLIP

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  1. Just started building mine and WOW this set is huge!!!

    Yes, it is huge and very sturdy. It helps if you can built it on one table and have all the sorted parts on another table. It actually took me about a week to build it, however, only spending a few hours of the day because it is hard on the eyes to keep looking at the laptop screen to follow the downloaded instruction. I had a great time though.


  2. Please people, don't pay any ridiculous prices on BL. Lego stock goes in and out, it's worth to check back later. Especially for the dish which is outside and can be added at the end.

    I can't make myself buy the radar dish off BL right now. It is just too expensive. For the sellers that has more than 10 of it, they probably used the same Lego customer service, and now it is out-of-stock. Anyway, I already finished bulding my UCS MF and using a 10x10 dish from 7748 tank droid as a replacement (for now).

    That is true, but I'm not sure it would be true with a rare piece like the radar dish. The Falcon is the only set which the radar dish appears in so I am not sure they would produce more of that part just to keep as inventory.

    That's what I am afraid of, that it is discontinued already. Crossing fingers here hoping to get a chance to get it at a decent price.


  3. Well I placed an order this morning and looks like the radar dish is out of stock :( and some other elems can't remember off hand.

    I just talked to Lego customer service and I was told the same thing - that the radar dish is out of stock. Anybody has an extra you'd like to sell/trade, please let me know. Thanks.


  4. I just recently started getting into Lego trains:

    4558 Metroliner

    10020 Santa Fe Super Chief

    10022 Santa Fe Cars - Set II

    10025 Santa Fe Cars - Set I

    10194 Emerald Night

    7939 Cargo Train (2x)

    3677 Red Cargo Train (2x)

    4841 Hogwarts Express

    7597 Western Train Chase


  5. Them speakers look familiar, son! :classic:

    But seriously, that's a very nice modular building - the exterior is okay, with the balcony being a very nice touch, but the interior definitely stands out. I had hoped to see a jacuzzi somewhere, and the roof is probably the best place for it. (Got to get some of those transparent tiles.)

    Yeah, I'd seen those speakers on another MOC before. If it is yours, I wanna thank you for it. When I was putting it together, I thought it look good next to the big screen TV.

    Anyway, I got those transparent tiles from the Fallingwater set.


  6. First of all, thank you all for all your suggestions, remarks, comments, and criticisms. I really appreciate you all spending some time checking out my MOC and posting messages... makes me wanna start my next MOC right away. ;-)

    I am glad to know that a lot of you love the handcuffs! I was grinning the whole time when I was working on that bed -- I made sure I have something to latch on that so I came up with that headboard.

    I also had an idea to include a sports car, but then I would have needed to make a garage and get rid of the play room. I guess the bachelor can just park it outside.

    The segway has to be my favorite part. I can't believe I haven't seen one before, it's such a simple concept.

    It's been done before but with different pieces.

    Ok, I can't believe this is only a 2nd MOC ~ever~. The diversity of pieces used to create your furniture effects is so beyond beginner builds. The sofa is great, I haven't seen that done before w the curved slopes... I'll surely copy those! And the running machine, bed spread, and ohters!

    I'd built a lot of the Star Wars sets before actually getting and building GE which is my first modular set. I also have the Green Grocer and Fire Bridage but those are still in sealed boxes and currently trying to complete the parts for the Cafe Corner. For inspirations, I look at alot of MOCs out there and imagine how I can make something with different pieces that is available for me. Like the running machine/treadmill, someone made a MOC with different pieces just a few weeks ago.

    The furniture has economical, compact designs without lacking in any detail whatsoever. Great execution considering the given amount of space on the inside.

    Yes, the hardest part is trying to come up with furnitures and appliances for the limited interior space. On the exterior, this pad is almost as big as the mall next door, this could have been an apartment or a duplex. But the interior is as small as a house. I could have renamed it as "Bachelor's Mansion" but stick with the original one.

    ...you forgot the mirrors on the ceiling in the bedroom ! :devil:

    I know. ;-) But is there a mirror piece out there?

    Awesome MOC :thumbup: Love the interior! Especially the entertainment :classic:

    I was actually surprised on how that (entertainment system) turned out. I was planning to create a home theater room (with recliner chairs and pocorn machine) but didn't have any space after I decide to make the playroom.

    I'm not too keen on the exterior, but I can't quite pinpoint what I'd do differently. The interior, however, is amazing. I'm very fond of making detailed interiors myself, and I love all the furniture you've come up with. I think the ground floor is my favourite. Great job!

    For the exterior, after seeing alot of MOCs with tons of details out there, I decided to make it simple to be a bit different. And for the interiors, I probably will not consider my MOC complete if the interior is not done at all. I spent countless hours trying to fit the furnitures/appliances different ways and switching the rooms in different floors to come up with a good layout.


  7. This is my second attempt to make a Cafe Corner modular building style and also my second MOC.

    I only got interested in Lego just half a year or so ago when I was researching toys for my 2 year old son (he is now playing with his Duplo deluxe train set and some Duplo Thomas & Friends sets) .

    I never had or played any Lego when I was growing up, however, i'd seen other kids with it and always fascinated on what you can build with these bricks. Fast forward 30 years or so, I saw the Green Grocer at the Lego store and fell in love with it!

    This MOC took me couple months at least in coming up with the idea, designing it, and waiting for orders from S@H and Bricklink stores to come in. And with family, full-time job, side jobs, house chores, and playtime with my son, I can only spend short time with this project a day. So, finally, I can consider it done!

    Criticisms/suggestions/remarks are all welcome and appreciated.

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    More pictures are available in my flickr account:

    My first MOC: