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MOC Modular Travel Agency

By Giacinto Consiglio , April 5, 2018 in LEGO Town

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Here it is, my fourth modular building: it features two distinct buildings on a 48x32 footprint. The azure building has a travel agency on the ground floor, while you can find an antique shop in the dark red one. The upper floors are essential tourists apartments and are connected by a walkway on gothic arches. Hope you like it!

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This looks really excellent. The blue building looks the most detailed but I think my favourite one is the red building with all the flowers on the front. This really sets it off. The interior details and the back of the building are also fantastic.

peedeejay   

Good stuff! Nice details all around, like the minibuilds within the travel agency. Time to order some bricks and build it! ;-)

cimddwc   

Great buildings with nice architecture and nice details indeed!

Venefic   

Looks like you put a lot of effort and time into this build. It turned out really sweet! It'd be cool to see it in real life.

18 hours ago, Venefic said: Looks like you put a lot of effort and time into this build. It turned out really sweet! It'd be cool to see it in real life.

LegoModularFan   

Amazing modulars again! Some very nice architectures here! Some nice techniques on the azure building and the details are just fine - not exaggerated or lacking! Its roof is amazing! The canal house fits well with the azure building IMO, it's backside looks very nice! The passage is my favorite part of the MOC, looks fantastic with all the flowers and plants! The use of the flowers on the canal house is great as well! The interiors are very nicely done too.

22 hours ago, Giacinto Consiglio said:  

This is really wonderful! Very nice brick-built chair!

DK_Titan   

33 minutes ago, Giacinto Consiglio said: Of course! I'll start ordering bricks in a few weeks 

I'm looking forward to seeing the brick build version. Both buildings are beautiful with good color combinations.

paupadros   

I'd already seen that building on your Instagram before, but I wanted to comment anyway, as I think it's a very fine example of LDD modulars (because that's what I do!)

It certainly looks out of the box and very interesting. Azure and dark red make a surprisingly nice modular combo. Who would've thought! The blue is not as exciting to me personally, maybe because I prefer somewhat skinnier modulars, but the red building looks abosultely superb. Nice colouring, shaping around the roof and windows, framing and flowering! But undobtedly, the passageway between both buildings steals the cake! These take fiddling to do in LDD due to the hitbox the pieces have around them (which creates collisions and whatnot), so they're appreciated.

Very nice parts usages throughout, croissants... nice texturing, even on the back. Very solid work.

35 minutes ago, paupadros said: I'd already seen that building on your Instagram before, but I wanted to comment anyway, as I think it's a very fine example of LDD modulars (because that's what I do!) It certainly looks out of the box and very interesting. Azure and dark red make a surprisingly nice modular combo. Who would've thought! The blue is not as exciting to me personally, maybe because I prefer somewhat skinnier modulars, but the red building looks abosultely superb. Nice colouring, shaping arond the roof and windows, framing and flowering! But undobtedly, the passageway between both buildings steals the cake! These take fiddling to do in LDD due to the hitbox the pieces have around them (which creates collisions and whatnot), so they're appreciated. Very nice parts usages throughout, croissants... nice texturing, even on the back. Very solid work. Congrats!

Thank you Pau!!

ReplicaOfLife   

Nice work, can't wait to see it in the brick!

3 hours ago, Giacinto Consiglio said: Thank you Pau!!

To get some extra visibility, you definitely should put it on many Lego-related Flickr groups and in the Lego subreddit. It surely will atract more people!

About the collab we talked about some weeks ago, I've had a little fun idea which might be fun to try if you want (I'll private message you)

4 minutes ago, paupadros said: To get some extra visibility, you definitely should put it on many Lego-related Flickr groups and in the Lego subreddit. It surely will atract more people! About the collab we talked about some weeks ago, I've had a little fun idea which might be fun to try if you want (I'll private message you)

beverly888   

Rich detail in the interiors.  Lovely inside and out.

nicemoon   

Very nice buildings  great job!

Great job. This looks fantastic in real bricks. The interior is very nice in this modular.

Look forward to seeing the shots of this in your city layout.

This is great - seeing somethinmg in real bricks is so much better than just renderings or LDD screenshots.

Still love all the detailing on the facade of the azure building!

Btw, just went to your flickr feed and saw your train station - what an impressive build! Did you present this on here, too? Must've missed it :(

2 hours ago, RogerSmith said: This is great - seeing somethinmg in real bricks is so much better than just renderings or LDD screenshots. Still love all the detailing on the facade of the azure building! But is it just me (or the pictures, or my monitor ), or does the azure clash slightly with the light blueish grey? It has that greenish tint in it that doesn't mix with the blue in the grey. And is that medium or dark azure? I'm not too familiar with those colors in general...   Btw, just went to your flickr feed and saw your train station - what an impressive build! Did you present this on here, too? Must've missed it :(

Thank you. It's hard to analyise colours on a screen, but I must say medium azure looked quite more intense in real life than in the renderings. I presented the Central Station  here

Digger of Bricks   

10 minutes ago, Digger of Bricks said: These two both look stunning in the ABS! Upon revisitation, I still love their color schemes, especially the Earth Blue/Dark Azure/Light Bluish Grey one on the left!   

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