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**Opening a specialist used Lego shop in Eastbourne in October — would appreciate 3 minutes of your time**
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**Opening a specialist used Lego shop in Eastbourne in October — would appreciate 3 minutes of your time**

I'm Jack — I've been running a BrickLink store since 2023 and I'm looking at opening a physical shop called Bickers Bricks Ltd in Eastbourne, East Sussex.

I've put together a short survey to help shape what we stock and how we run the place. If you buy, sell or collect Lego in the UK, your answers are genuinely useful — especially if you're in the South East.

**https://forms.gle/XifaN7CRoDm68abj6\*\* — 3 minutes, fully anonymous

The shop will cover sealed and used sets , loose bricks by weight, individual minifigures, a buy-back counter for unwanted Lego, and physical stock of Cobi, Pantasy and Lumibricks. Online via Shopify and BrickLink from day one.

First dedicated brick shop on the East Sussex coast — happy to answer any questions.

u/Impossible_Beat_5389 — 13 hours ago
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Help

I’m trying to place a bust on top of the windows, a little baroque vibe. Just can’t think of how to get it right? I keep trying ideas and then not being happy. Sand green, pearl gold, and white are my colours to work with

u/sillyzucchini67 — 1 day ago
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Help

I need help with building a replica of the library. I used to work at. So the library I used to work at is getting demolished for a new library and new classrooms at my college. I used to work at the library and I want to make a replica for the librarian because she was an incredible boss and friend. I just graduated this year and I wanna give something back to my college and this is it. Just looking for tips and tricks on how to build something with limited knowledge I did download studio 2.0

u/Repulsive_Pool8306 — 1 day ago
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LEGO Modular Buildings?

Hi! I'm going to be moving into a smaller place and am currently trying to sell off my Harry Potter LEGO. I've been debating on what to collect next, and I think I've settled on the Modular Buildings since I can display them on shelves in my college apartment.

I found a listing on marketplace for the Parisian Restaurant, Downtown Diner, Police Station, Assembly Square, and History Museum for $1000 total (used sets). Is this worth it or should I try and look elsewhere? Also, any other tips or references for collecting modulars?

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u/Designer-Television4 — 2 days ago
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built a modular inspired by a real building - how faithful did you stay to the original

been working on a MOC based on a heritage shopfront near where I grew up, one of those narrow two-storey terracotta-tiled facades you see in older parts of the city. started off wanting to do a pretty close replica but the standard 32x32 modular footprint and, part availability forced me to make so many compromises that it's now more "vibes-based" than accurate. the roofline is close, the colour scheme is close, but the proportions are off and, I had to invent a bunch of detail that isn't actually there in real life. still happy with how it turned out though. reckon there's a genuine split in how people approach this. some builders seem to want the real thing translated as faithfully as possible, others use a building as a jumping-off point and go wherever the bricks take them. I ended up in the second camp by accident. been seeing a lot more people lately using Bricklink Studio or BrickArchitect to plan out, substitutions before committing to a build, which probably helps if you're chasing accuracy from the start. might try that approach next time. curious whether anyone here has managed to stay really accurate to a specific real-world reference, and what the biggest sticking point was when you tried. comparison shots against the original building especially welcome if you've got them.

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u/tingnossu — 2 days ago
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🥨The Bakery🧁

It’s my model for Bricklink Designer Program Series 11.

It has a 32-stud wide base and can easily fit into a town square among the modular buildings.

https://www.bricklink.com/v3/designer-program/series-11/4987/The-Bakery

If you like it and want to help this MOC to become a real set follow the link and click “😍 Love it!” to support.

⏰ Vote ends May 25th

I hope you like it

Thank you!😊

u/Goannas89 — 4 days ago
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BDP University of Science tree connection

Does anyone have a clue how these trees are attached to the base? I recognise the black technic steering wheels and arms, but how do they connect to the light bluish gray base below? I'm working on a modular style base for the upcoming BDP University of Science and would love to know how I can connect the tree to it :)

u/kiploempia — 3 days ago
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The Amazing Brick Circus 🎪🤗

Hi ! I’m happy today to be able to present my new creation 🎪

Please consider visiting the project's page here : The Amazing Brick Circus 🤩

A big thank you in advance to those who take the time to do it 🤗

u/jagamax — 4 days ago
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Grapes Grapes Grapes

Grape Chateau set #SC005 1826PCS 187 steps of pure joy and excitement!!!

This set blew my expectations out of the water!
The amount of details in this set are amazing. But I wish there was more lighting on the outside m. Some of the bricks were a bit hard to click together. In all is was an enjoyable build will be purchasing more from this company in the future!!

u/REDDRAGONBRICKS — 4 days ago
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I tried something

Apartmentcomplex above the deli, what do. you guys think? :) I can post more of it if you guys wanna see

u/TipBig79 — 7 days ago