Since 2007, LEGO® has released a series of large "modular" buildings that connect together into a detailed town. They're among the most collected sets of all.
What makes a modular
- Built on 32×32 baseplates that click together side by side.
- Floors that lift off to reveal detailed interiors.
- A consistent minifigure scale so the whole street matches.
Classics now found pre-owned
- Cafe Corner 10182: where the series began.
- Town Hall 10224 and Pet Shop 10218.
- Palace Cinema 10232 and Parisian Restaurant 10243.
- Brick Bank 10251, Assembly Square 10255 and Downtown Diner 10260.
- Corner Garage 10264, Bookshop 10270 and Police Station 10278.
- Boutique Hotel 10297 and Jazz Club 10312.
Smaller option
The Mini Modulars 10230 recreates several modulars at micro scale.
Tips for collectors
- Retired modulars can cost more than their original price: buying Used or Imperfect Box keeps them affordable.
- Check that minifigures and instructions are included.
- Plan the street layout: corner buildings work best at the ends.
Shop the sets in this article
- 10182 Cafe Corner: Like New
- 10243 Parisian Restaurant: Like New · Used
- 10255 Assembly Square: Like New · Used
- 10264 Corner Garage: Like New · Used
- 10270 Bookshop: Like New
- 10297 Boutique Hotel: Imperfect Box
- 10312 Jazz Club: Like New
Every listing states its grade (Like New, Imperfect Box or Used) and exactly what is included. All sets are checked piece by piece, cleaned and disinfected. See our condition guide.
FAQ
What was the first LEGO modular building?
Cafe Corner 10182, released in 2007.
Do LEGO modular buildings connect?
Yes, they're designed to connect side by side using Technic pins in their baseplates.
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