The LEGO Modular Building series is the longstanding series of intricate Minifigure-scale models that allow you to re-create a bustling city street. They are some of the most sought sets in the Creator Expert series, aimed at older builders.
A beautifully detailed 1940’s era police station, a tone-deaf product release on the heels of BLM protests, or maybe both? Let’s take a closer look at the latest addition to the Modular Building Series.
The latest addition to the LEGO Modular Building Series takes us back to classic architectural styles, giving us two intricately detailed buildings in one set. Let’s find out—is two better than one?
It’s finally possible to design a convincing building on a 45-degree angle, thanks to many new parts from the last few years. Let’s find out if this innovative addition to the modular building series is worth adding to your collection.
Assembly Square celebrates 10 years of the LEGO Creator Expert Modular Building theme. Let’s see how our writer Christine goes assembling this 4,000-plus piece set, as her first set from this theme.
Brian and Jason’s wildly successful 2014 book teaches you how to build a town in the LEGO Modular Building Style. Does the sequel offer enough new ideas to grow your LEGO town into a fully-fledged city?
Can 2018’s entry into the Modular Building series overcome our many worries about the set?
In the second half of Brick Architect’s interview with Creator Expert designer Jamie Berard, we’re focusing on 10 years of the Modular Building series. I learned a lot during our interview, and think you will find it interesting too!
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