JohnnyBricks

LEGO® sets were open at their back for playability. Upper floors didn't have stairs/ladder access. I wanted to design custom buildings, open at their back, with stair access, and roofs. Searching the Internet and YouTube, I've been unable to find what I'm after. Perhaps searching the wrong keywords. Growing up throughout the 90s and early 2000s, I've preferred classic LEGO® parts. Custom buildings: Open backs for playability Space for human hands playability Staircase for upper floors Ability to fit neat features inside I've attached an example I've created. Do you know of any MOC buildings fitting this category? Perhaps official LEGO® sets you liked. A staircase needs a max area of 10 STUDs. 2 STUDs for bottom, 2 STUDs for top landing, 6 STUDs for the staircase part.

I grew up throughout the 90s and early 2000s, so I have a lot of passionate nostalgia for more 'classic' LEGO from around this period. I collected official LEGO sets and constructed my very own towns of these early sets, and of my own custom creations. My first fire station set was the 2004 set Fire Station 7240. This set had a foundation of 16 x 32, not taking up too much precious space. I thought this set was somewhat lacking - only providing a fire car rather than a fire truck - but I still had a lot of childhood fun! I always found classic sets to have vehicles of 4 studs wide, usually only seating just 1 minifigure. I was late to discover LEGO Adventurers sets. I have an interest in: Vehicles seating 2 minifigures Vehicles seating 4 minifigures Vehicles of a 'retro' and 'old school' design, rather than more modern parts. I imagine time travelling into the past, picking up LEGOs, building creations of those time period parts. I have always liked to have 'physical' LEGO towns but within the adulthood modern-day, it's not so possible. I've looked into virtual options. Dislike LEGO Worlds. Do you guys know of any descent MOCs which may suit? Vehicles of a somewhat 'classic' style. Seating 2 or 4 minifigures.