TWO2SEVEN

Looking forward to your future builds!

I was actually a little surprised at how well I put them away too :) Thank you! I entered them in to my Brickfolio over at brickpicker.com and came up with a little over $1000. I've only rebuilt the Fire Station so far. It was a nice memory. :)

Thank you!

I really like the unique base plates that came with these. I think I may start rebuilding the fort tonight :)

This set was released in 1994. I recently rebuilt it to make sure it was complete before I store it away for my son. I remember thinking this thing was huge when I was little. It looks a little small next to the Grand Emporium on my desk. :)

Finally got some sorting done this week. :) It has been really cool to go back through the sets that I forgot I had. The old catalogs are really fun to look through as well.

I recently went to my parents house and got all of my old Lego sets. I had the foresight to organize very well before I stopped collecting. These sets are all from the late 80s and early 90s. Most of them are complete with instructions and boxes. There are also a bunch of old Lego Magazines in an envelope. I will be building them to check for completeness/reminisce as time allows. Since I don't have a lot of display room right now they will be re packed and saved for my son (he is only six months old now :)). Here is most of what was listed just going by the boxes and instructions. Doing some sorting of the large tubs I have found some other complete sets as well. Set # - Set Name - Year - Pieces - Theme 6336-1 Launch Response Unit 1995 185 Town 8810-1 Cafe Racer 1991 80 Technic 6596-1 Wave Master 1995 134 Town 6597-1 Century Skyway 1994 894 Town 6541-1 Intercoastal Seaport 1991 545 Town 6769-1 Fort Legoredo 1996 687 Western 6765-1 Gold City Junction 1996 350 Western 6761-1 Bandit's Secret Hide-Out 1996 250 Western 6755-1 Sheriff's Lock-Up 1996 176 Western 6335-1 Indy Transport 1996 397 Town 4021-1 Police Patrol 1991 195 Boats 6543-1 Sail N' Fly Marina 1994 709 Town 5590-1 Whirl and Wheel Super Truck 1990 1063 Model Team 1628-1 Santa with Reindeer and Sleigh 1989 63 Basic 1461-1 Turbo Force 1992 31 Town 2129-1 Blast-Off Dragster 1997 63 Technic 6235-1 Buried Treasure 1989 20 Pirates 1710-1 Snowmobile 1994 24 Town 6009-1 Black Knight 1992 24 Castle 6259-1 Broadside's Brig 1991 68 Pirates 6799-1 Showdown Canyon 1997 75 Western 6712-1 Sheriff's Showdown 1996 28 Western 6791-1 Bandit's Wheelgun 1997 21 Western 6716-1 Covered Wagon 1996 64 Western 6354-1 Pursuit Squad 1990 171 Town 1786-1 Jailbreak Joe 1995 186 Town 4011-1 Cabin Cruiser 1991 90 Boats And now for some pictures

Last week I went to my parents house and got all of my old Lego sets. I had the foresight to organize very well before I stopped collecting. These sets are all from the late 80s and early 90s. Most of them are complete with instructions and boxes. There are also a bunch of old Lego Magazines in an envelope. Many of the sets are Wild West, as that is the last theme I collected before going in to my dark age :) I will be doing some building as time permits. Here is the list of WW sets: 6769-1 Fort Legoredo 1996 687 Western 6765-1 Gold City Junction 1996 350 Western 6761-1 Bandit's Secret Hide-Out 1996 250 Western 6755-1 Sheriff's Lock-Up 1996 176 Western 6799-1 Showdown Canyon 1997 75 Western 6712-1 Sheriff's Showdown 1996 28 Western 6791-1 Bandit's Wheelgun 1997 21 Western 6716-1 Covered Wagon 1996 64 Western For now, here are some pictures.

This was my first modular build after coming back to Lego after 20 years. I was very impressed with the updated building techniques and exterior appearance. As others have said, the interior is somewhat lacking. I was pleasantly surprised when I built the Pet Shop (my second modular) this weekend that the interior was a bit more detailed. They look great next to each other.

Looks really good. I hadn't seen the gray town before, so I checked out your Flickr link. I really like the look of the gray town. Very artistic looking and very well done!

Very nice! Looking forward to seeing the interior.

Well done! The small details bring it to life.

Supported this on Ideas. I would love to own one.

Good work!

Very creative and well done!

The new back door you added looks much better and more realistic. Good work!

Well done! I really like mini figure scale, but these smaller buildings are really tempting to get started on. :)

I have done this as well. I usually look for mini figures or other unique items.

Good idea, and really well done!

Looks really good!

I love the details on this one. It may be my next modular purchase

Very cool! Good work!

Very nice!

I considered building my apartment and maybe making a few copies of it. One thing I have learned from building the Petshop townhouse and the Creator Family House is that things need to be scaled down and simplified. As others have mentioned, if I used the proper scale for even my apartment it would be way too big to fit in to a Modular based city. I may try it soon in LDD and see what it would cost to put together.

Looks good!