INTRODUCTION MICRO Contents pages with building instructions v Base Size vi Connecting the Buildings vii 1 A RESIDENTIAL NEIGHBORHOOD 1 American Colonial 2 Colonial Interior 5 Piano 6 Boutique Hotel 7 Art Deco Apartment Building 10 Art Deco Interior 13 Display Cabinet 14 Italianate Row House 15 Barbecue Grill 17 Row House Interior 19 Modern House 20 Modern Interior 25 Modern Couch 26 Staircase Entrance 27 2 A COMMERCIAL NEIGHBORHOOD 29 Corner Store 30 Corner Store Interior 35 Soda Machine 36 Small Shops with Alley 37 Shop Interiors 41 DVD Rental Kiosk and Sign 42 Toy Store and Camera Shop 43 Japanese Restaurant and Board Shop 46 Board Shop Interior 50 Japanese Restaurant Interior 51 Ice Cream Shop 52 Toppings Bar 56 Small Vendor Stalls 57 Window 59 Caribbean Restaurant 61 Parisian Corner Café 64 Traffic Light 66 3 PUBLIC PLACE 69 Embassy 70 Embassy Details 74 Brick City Park 75 Park Details 77 War Monument 79 War Monument Details 81 The Top of the Tower 82 Art Museum 83 Art Museum Details 85 4 GALLERY 87 Shops and Diners 88 City Houses 90 Whimsical Buildings 91 The Wild West 93 Ancient Persia 95 Pirate City 97 5 A CITy 99 Building in Microscale 100 A Smaller Standard 103 Emergency Services 104 Park and School 106 Neighborhood Buildings 108
CONDOMINIUMS Office Buildings 109 Factories 111 Commercial Buildings 113 Harbor 116 CORNER 119 Bill of Materials 120 First Floor 123 Second Floor 152 Third Floor 166 Attic 177 Orange Roof 180 Blue Roof 182 iv CONTE NTs
Introduction Hey everyone welcome back In our first book The LEGO Neighborhood Book we had a great time teaching you techniques for making your own buildings and giving you ideas and inspiration techniques find some cool things to build check out architectural styles in the city and explore ways to bring your own city to life This time around we’d like to give you a tour of We can’t wait to show you what we’ve created but some new neighborhoods and show how they connect to make a bigger city Along the way we’ll look at new before we get started here’s a quick overview of the Café Corner Standard for modular buildings