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    I like deco and and that lego is changing things up a bit but this building feels like a slightly weird combination of styles. Why would there be a deco diner (along with matching tower element) with the older/more traditional architecture on left side of the upper floors? Seems like an unrealistic combo - i could imagine a 100% deco building or even a traditional/historic building with a different (modernized) architecture at retail storefront but the fact that the deco is only carried up a portion of the upper levels here feels strange/not like what i generally see in real world cities. Said another way, seems like the deco should be just at ground floor or on the whole building, not just portions....?
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    So does the presence of mid 2000's Lego sets in the AFOL apartment answer the age old question of what era are the modulars? No longer early 1900s?
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    agreed, here it is: Presentation2 by PastVPresent, on Flickr
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    I made it taller.... Presentation1 by PastVPresent, on Flickr
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    So much great stuff! Piano, drum set, train set, dentist's office, another bathroom, photo shoot...not to mention great exterior detail and parts use! + inverted corner(s) - everything so many have asked for, all in one set!
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    Really enjoyed this build (great new parts use, etc) and the finished product fits in very nicely with the recent creator cars: http://Untitled by PastVPresent, on Flickr
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    Heres how i squeezed a small 16x32 plaza into my shelf depth display, maybe something like this could work but doesnt leave much space for "assembling" http://Untitled by PastVPresent, on Flickr
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    Welcome, this is great! You nailed the cast iron facades and that billboard design is really cool. Very nice looking NYC street, hope to see more in the future!
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    Very nice mods SpaceMonkey, looks great!
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    Thanks JonnyYeti, I built the underground part for the subway a while ago but am realizing now it could make it easy to add a basement/containment level to GBHQ - would be great to see pics if you end up doing something like it!
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    Just added this to my City, thought it was a great build and really excited about how it looks finished (not too out of scale with modulars i think): http://Untitled by PastVPresent, on Flickr
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    DrJosephMosch, looking great! I didnt make mine taller but did mod the roof to make it flatter - just got it into the City (also along plaza): http://Untitled by PastVPresent, on Flickr
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    Incredible work! I really like the modern touches in the traditional buildings (ie glass stairs, shower and coffee table) and the simple yet well-designed brownstone facade
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    I built an NYC subway car (thread here: http://www.eurobrick...37#entry2169945) and an underground station for my modulars (thread here: http://www.eurobrick...96#entry2196579). Not sure how well either would translate to an official set, but would love it if Lego did release something one day. I also once tried building a more "official set sized" diorama version of the above in a competition, it didn't turn out how I would have liked (I blame it on the time constraints...) but pic here: https://www.flickr.c...eposted-public/
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    Anyone think that parts of this will lift off ("modular style") in addition to hinging open? Based on some of the visible plates I hope it does. Simpsons house already showed both could be done...
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