Lego Modular house 104954

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Roberts
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Lego Modular house 104954

Post by Roberts » Wed Dec 07, 2011 12:31 pm

In search of a new LEGO modular house, and waiting for the 10224 town hall to come out, I found some challenge to re-style the LEGO 4954 set in to a modular house.

As the original set has only one door and no first floor, and only 2 black connetor pins, It made some challenge to use only the blocks available in the original set!!!
I used the original style in not change the inspiration created by it's designer.
On the back side of the house, because there is only one door in the original set, I made an house-extention to create some extra house space and stairs to the basement of the house.



It's original also has no figurine, and the car parts are used for some a nice bank and sofa. It even has a flat-screen TV hanging on the wall.

It was a nice attempt to re-style the 4954 set into a modular building house with only the original blocks, and some furniture in it. As I did not see an other attempt in this re-style of the original set I hope to make some nice contribution to the LEGO town!!

In next months I'll try to create an available plan for it.

Let me know what you think.

Hope you like it,
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Re: Lego Modular house 104954

Post by dho7622u » Thu Dec 08, 2011 4:34 am

Nice work!

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Re: Lego Modular house 104954

Post by NIGELTTF » Fri Dec 09, 2011 2:39 pm

While I like your general idea...and very much like your color choices, the area above the scond window....the proportions are a bit off. Perhaps by loweing it one brick, the problem would be corrected.

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