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842-2 The House With Garage
Read more: 842-2 The House With GarageHello vintage LEGO lovers 🚗🏠 Tucked neatly in the upper corner of Town Plan set 842, just beyond the main intersection and away from the busier parts of the layout, sits a model that feels both practical and quietly charming: the House with Garage. For the first time on this blog I introduce the piece…
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842-2 – The Samsonite Town Plan Gas Station
Read more: 842-2 – The Samsonite Town Plan Gas StationHello vintage LEGO lovers ⛽ At the edge of Town Plan set 842, quietly placed near the road and ready to serve the steady flow of tiny traffic, sits a building that may be small in size but essential in function: the gas station. The original step-by-step instructions reveals a pretty basic structure with unsual…
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842 – Samsonite Town Plan Apartment Tower
Read more: 842 – Samsonite Town Plan Apartment TowerHello vintage LEGO lovers 🏢 Tucked neatly into the corner of Town Plan set 842, standing a little apart from the shops and houses, rises a building that feels almost… ambitious. While most of the layout spreads comfortably across the ground, this one chooses a different path: it goes up. This is the apartment tower….
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842 – Samsonite Town Plan Mall
Read more: 842 – Samsonite Town Plan MallHello vintage LEGO lovers 🏬 Hidden in plain sight within the layouts of Town Plan set 842, there is a building that doesn’t shout for attention — and yet quietly defines the life of the whole city: the mall. Long, low, and elegantly simple, this structure stretches across the street like a calm horizontal line…
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The Nice People Apartment Tower
Read more: The Nice People Apartment TowerHello vintage LEGO lovers 🏢 On page 2 of the German edition of Idea Book 238-1, there is a small injustice hiding in plain sight. If you look carefully at the left edge of the scene, tucked behind larger and more photogenic buildings, you will notice a modest structure that the photographer clearly did not…
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IB 238 – Lego City Bank
Read more: IB 238 – Lego City BankHello vintage LEGO lovers 🏦 Deep in the background of page 2 of the German edition of Idea Book 238-1, behind the colorful townhouses and lively traffic circle, stands a tall and rather mysterious structure. It is easy to miss at first glance, but once you notice it, its rigid vertical lines and endless rows…
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IB 238 – The Grand Yellow Hotel
Read more: IB 238 – The Grand Yellow HotelHello vintage LEGO lovers 🏨 On page 2 of the German edition of Idea Book 238-1, among cheerful town scenes and tidy little buildings, stands a structure so large and confidently yellow that one cannot help but imagine it has a story to tell. I like to call it The Grand Yellow Hotel. The Grand…
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IB 238 – The blue building that didn’t have a name
Read more: IB 238 – The blue building that didn’t have a nameHello vintage LEGO lovers 💙 On page 2 of the German edition of Idea Book 238, quietly sitting among several colorful buildings, there is a tall blue apartment block that LEGO never bothered to name. No official title, no story, no proud label — just a building, minding its own business in the background. Naturally,…
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IB 238-1 Coco’s Neighbour’s House
Read more: IB 238-1 Coco’s Neighbour’s HouseRight next to Coco’s House, quietly standing in the background of Idea Book 238-1, there is another charming little building — smaller, simpler, but just as full of character. I like to imagine it as Coco’s Neighbour’s House. In the original illustration, it appears almost discreetly, partially hidden among taller structures. Yet its clean façade,…
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IB 238-1 Coco’s Yellow House
Read more: IB 238-1 Coco’s Yellow HouseToday’s design can be found on page 2 of Idea Book 238-1, tucked among playful and colorful constructions, there is this tall yellow townhouse with its steep red roof and confident blue chimney. I chose to call it Coco’s House. The bright yellow walls feel like warmth; the red roof, like a protective embrace; and…