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Dear LEGO friends,
let me introdukce my new LEGO modular building
projects. I missed in my own LEGO city motoshop so I decided to make one. This
corner building is inspired by functionalist architecture.
My set consists of three floors fully
equipped with various accessories.
On the ground floor you will find a
shop with motorcycles and various accessories. Biker clothing on a rotating
stand, various tools, tires, helmets, handlebars, oil cans and more. Three
motorcycles dominate the exhibition area, which are perfectly visible through
the glass shop window. The shop is marked by large signboards on the building
as well as a motorcycle frame above the entrance.
There is a separate staircase from the
street to the first floor. Here you will find a daytime café, which turns into
an 80s disco every night. The dance floor made of colored tiles illuminated by
two rows of spotlights invites every dancer. There is also a DJ with his
awards. In addition to coffee and cakes, you can get chilled drinks from the
fridge. French windows on this floor are sliding and of course equipped with
railings.
A staircase takes you to the second
floor, where is a freezer for ice creams and colorful tables inviting you to
sit with a good drink. The railings are equipped with wooden boxes with
flowers.
The building is equipped with folding
sunblinds, which match the color of the roof, the sidewalk is complemented by
mosaics and a flowering tree.
The whole set consists of approximately
1700 parts and contains 6 minifigures: a shop assistant in a motoshop, a
customer, two disco dancers, a DJ and a barman.
Thanks a lot for your
visit and of course for your vote if you are interested in this modular
building.