Ahoy's Seafood Restaurant

This two-story building is built on a base that is compatible with the Modular Integrated Landscape System (MILS).  This also means it is sturdier to pick up and carry.  The roofs and second floor are modular, allowing easier access to play areas.  The second floor even features a break-away wall for more viewing and playing opportunities.

Special features

--Nautical decorations including a mini-boat build and a ship’s wheel clock

--A fully stocked kitchen including a deep-fryer and boiling pot

--Outdoor seating with wrought iron tables and benches

--Brick built signage

--Technic-built tree

--Port hole windows with floating interiors

--Aquarium with suspended fish design

--And much more

Updated from Original

This has been updated thanks to feedback from supporters.  The boring sidewalk has been replaced with fence, hurricane lanterns, and a faux dock design.  The wall behind and around the anchor have been punched up with a bit more color and texture.  Additional access points for the second floor have been added for better play access to both the interior and exterior areas.  And seagulls have been added.

Minifigures shown are to give you an idea as to how they fit in the setting.  But I imagine having a chef, a sea captain, someone for waiting on tables, and a family ready to eat. Built as is, there are approximately two-thousand pieces.

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