Market Street designed by Eric Brok from the Netherlands.
Wednesday, May 9, 2007
Design Features
I have used the Old Grey 8 x 16 Bricks from Harry Potter sets to make the floor/ceiling for each level. Like Cafe Corner, the walls are topped off with 1 x 8 Tiles, therefore the different levels can separate easily.I have used a Green 16 x 32 Baseplate in keeping with the Cafe Corner Baseplates and included 1 x 2 Technic Bricks with One Hole in order to connect this model to the Cafe Corner in the correct places.
The upper windows have been made with panels as it was difficult to scale the windows any other way.
I have tried something new (to me) with the small roof in the backyard. It is made up of Tiles rather than Slopes.
Tuesday, May 8, 2007
Cafe Corner Man's Brother???
The guy who sweeps up outside the Cafe Corner has a relative who works on Passenger Plane (7893). http://www.brickset.com/detail.aspx?Set=7893-1
I'm a bit worried about him though... Look what's happened to him!!!
http://www.1000steine.com/brickset/images/2064-1.jpg
Monday, May 7, 2007
My first attempt
Here is my first attempt at creating a neighbour for Cafe Corner. You can see more pictures of this at
+ my work in progress at
Please feel free to leave comments and links to your own 'next door' creations.
Brick Town Talk
I don't know about you, but I have been really inspired by the new LEGO Cafe Corner set. It has inspired me, and I notice, lots of other people to create additional buildings to add next door to it.
It would be great to hear and receive pictures from anyone who wants to contribute to this blog.
This blog is dedicated to LEGO Cafe Corner and its neighbours...
This is an unofficial LEGO fan site.
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