Lego® Instructions Casa de Vino Tinto
NO PHYSICAL BRICKS, ONLY DOWNLOADABLE CONTENT
With the purchase of this object you only purchase downloadable PDF instructions and Parts List
5,00 €
A 3D sign of a wine shop from the YouTuber Robinhoodbricks (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCaB7axSbmEe8q90_s4ibOYw) inspired the creation of this MOC. The Casa de Vino Tinto is a dollhouse style building with somewhat of a Spanish inspired exterior that could be placed as a facade on narrow areas of a LEGO city or as part of a Harry Potter Diagon Alley extension. With the height of each floor on par with the scale of typical modular buildings and the latest 2020 Diagon Alley set, this building will fit quite nicely in a city.
The building consists of 1308 pieces and is divided mainly into 4 parts. the ground floor consists of the wine tasting/cafe where minifigs would be served with home made wine, cheese & crackers and other pastries. The second floor is the wine distillery and bottling area. The lime green building on the ground floor is a fresh produce market that sells vegetables, fruits, fish, eggs, milk and cheese. The bright yellow upper level is connected to the wine distillery area and serves as the kitchen with the oven used for baking the pastries and storing wine.
The overall look is more typical of a small town area rather than a big city which makes it stand out from the usual looks of the modular building. On the other hand, unlike the diagon alley sets, the colors are vibrant and adds diversity to the look of any LEGO city it is placed in.
As the designer, I do intend to create a modular style for this building; However, given the popularity of Diagon Alley due to its very detailed exterior and interior, it has been proven that dollhouse style buildings are also now viable options in a LEGO city and in some cases, more efficient in terms of space (footprint) and cost (less pieces required). Therefore, I have initially created this dollhouse style for those who prefer it over a modular building. For those who like the building but prefer a modular version, you may opt to hold on purchasing this MOC and wait for the modular. Please note, however, that the parts requirement would be about double the current requirement.
The building consists of 1308 pieces and is divided mainly into 4 parts. the ground floor consists of the wine tasting/cafe where minifigs would be served with home made wine, cheese & crackers and other pastries. The second floor is the wine distillery and bottling area. The lime green building on the ground floor is a fresh produce market that sells vegetables, fruits, fish, eggs, milk and cheese. The bright yellow upper level is connected to the wine distillery area and serves as the kitchen with the oven used for baking the pastries and storing wine.
The overall look is more typical of a small town area rather than a big city which makes it stand out from the usual looks of the modular building. On the other hand, unlike the diagon alley sets, the colors are vibrant and adds diversity to the look of any LEGO city it is placed in.
As the designer, I do intend to create a modular style for this building; However, given the popularity of Diagon Alley due to its very detailed exterior and interior, it has been proven that dollhouse style buildings are also now viable options in a LEGO city and in some cases, more efficient in terms of space (footprint) and cost (less pieces required). Therefore, I have initially created this dollhouse style for those who prefer it over a modular building. For those who like the building but prefer a modular version, you may opt to hold on purchasing this MOC and wait for the modular. Please note, however, that the parts requirement would be about double the current requirement.
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