The Bookshop was my first lego set, so it holds a special place in my heart. Parisian Restaurant might be my favorite though - I love the aesthetic and there is something about exterior stairs I find extra appealing. The new Tudor Corner might be giving it a bit of competition though - it just looks so good and has exterior stairs to boot. 😄❤

Perhaps a courthouse as a new alternate for the town hall? It would allow both to live in the same city, or you could leave the older style out and focus on the newer more highly detailed version

I've always just applied stickers using my fingers and lining them up two corners at a time. I got the Ahsoka's Duel on Peridea set for Christmas, and I applied the stickers using this method with pretty good results. It would be really nice if someone made a kind of template that was designed specifically for LEGO stickers. What I'm visualizing is like a carpenter's square with an overhanging lip that you can push up against two adjacent edges of a LEGO piece so that the lip is above the edges. Then you can place the sticker with the edges flush with the lip, so the sticker should be centered and square when you remove the template. This might not work well for stickers on curved surfaces or 1x4 plates with two studs, but it should at least work for most applications.

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Here is my list 1 boutique hotel 2 corner garage 3 town hall 4 brickbank 5 downtown dinner 6 cinema 7 police station 8 corner hotel 9 detective office 10 corner Shop 11 jazz club 12 assembly square 13 library 14 parisian restaurant 15 pet Shop 16 museum 17 firemen station 18 Green grocery 19 market street I don't rank tudor house as i don't own it yet. If i add to this list : Sanctum sanctorum 16 Botanical garden and fisherman house would be 5

very nice list. taking a step back though got me thinking. we can probably agree that other manufacturers now not only provide more affordable pricing, but also better brick quality (color consistency), better printing quality and more innovation overall (see e.g. funwhole integrated lighting including custom cable management bricks). in contrast to e.g. star wars, modulars are not protected by IP and also don’t have desirable minifigs. i am therefore very curious as to the future of the lego modulars.

Boutique Hotel should have been higher on the list and I was actually surprised at how much I disliked building Assembly Square and the final results. There were so many bags per step it was a real slog to get through.

Saw Jazz band at Walmart on clearance for $80 once . I wish I’d have grabbed it .

Girlfriend loves wicked lego she purchased the dormitory set and the shiz university elphaba and glinda and the elphaba and glinda figures set so far for herself for Christmas gift still needs emerald city set

Corner Garage is still my favourite. Might be a bit of a sentimental choice as it is the first modular I bought.

Tudor Corner all day long. It’s a gorgeous building, gives you that perfect pub feel, the olde worlde building in a modern setting. This probably isnt a modular, more of an Ideas set but i’d like to see a Spanish Villa (with the Moor rounded minaret style building).

8:27 bro who cares honestly

Great video! Assembly Square was my first & gotta agree with your choices! Also great to hear about the placement of Tudor Corner! Really looking forward to it!

Brick separator is fine. The best way is just to use your hand if you have delicate hands. You grab the LONG SIDES’ of stickers with your thumb and middle finger so they barely touch the sticky part.

brick fanatic,dial of destiny waht a fenominal movie arcemedies was a nicve toch

Detectives office is no.1 for me with the Parisian Cafe no.2.

I would love to see rock raiders come back! Bionicle would be amazing too tho lol

18:13 The Downtown Diner was the first to not include the simple smiley faces.

I tried to go see the Tudor Review but adverts were blocking the articles :/

As soon as I saw Tudor Corner it was an instant buy... can't wait for January 1st!

I think the Natural History Museum’s appeal is largely about nostalgia and not design. If you remove the classic LEGO references it is big, blocky, drab, and empty

Of ones I have Pet shop Emporium Diner Assembly Cinema Office Museum

Everyone puts Market Street on the bottom. But really I think it’s the Pet Shop. I actually like the Pet shop but many of the brown and red pieces end up breaking and I wish it was one large building dedicated to all sorts of pets. Ranking in order of release would be an easy way to do it though.

I really hope we get a nice detailed Hospital next in 2026... Probably we will get a new Town Square for 2027 as "20th Anniversary".

Great video! Congratulations. I just don't agree with the ranking given to the museum. I think it's ranking will drop a bit in the next years. I found it boring and expected more on the inside. Keep up the good work, happy new year

Currently building Boutique hotel and have Museum and Garage in my cupboard waiting. You actually made me LOL with carhole.

Angry comment. Loved the video, watch many of your videos, and one of the topics I've been searching for. Really liked the list, and think I agree. Looking forward to Tudor Corner. On another note, the CMF sets, I was hoping there would be an Animal Crossing CMF Serie in 2025. Do you have any favourites?

Garage?!?!?! Well, la-dee-da, Mr. Frenchman!

Congrats on 50K! I love your content and your takes on sets like these. A point of contention: Downtown Diner is the latest modular to feature a brick build lettered sign, coming out after the Palace Cinema. It was also the first to introduce turquoise as a dominant colour, before the Book Shop.

Tudor Corner has the looks - it’s striking, varied, and just has a lot going for it. Looking forward to eventually getting it. My first official Modular building was the Police Station, and I think it’s a total slam dunk package - awesome details and thoughtful interior designs for viewing and accessing, and great storytelling (as well as references to other sets). It’ll always hold a special place for me. Bonus in that it also fits in nicely if I wanted to put it next to the Marvel Modulars like Daily Bugle or Sanctum Santorum sets.

Detective's Office is my #1. Got me into collecting the modulars and building a city. What the city needs most (in my opinion) is a modular Post Office and I hope we got one for 2026.

Bookshop is underrated. I thought it would be a lame build and not impressive, but I had a fun time building it and it just looks good!

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50% talking about lego 30% dusting lego 15% building lego 5% life 👍

I think the newest set would be my favorite although i haven't built or bought it yet. Parisian restaurant is certainly up there as well.

Doubtful they will ever make anything similar but I am missing Fire Brigade and Townhall. I dont even necessarily want a redo just a building that represents those functions to complete the city row

I’d Love To See A GRAND SYMPHONY HALL Done With A Balcony, Majestic Entry, An Old 1930’s Style Duzeldorf(sp?) And Lots Of Finely Dressed Minifigs, + A Poodle Too‼️❤️‼️👍🏽

My Favs Are… Brick Bank Parisian Restaurant Boutique Hotel Tudor Corner &&&&&&& Assembly Square‼️

There Is Absolutely Nothing Offensive About Being Proud Of Your Country Of Birth‼️🫡‼️

glad I got Assembly Square when it was on clearance - great set

Please, kindly keep your woke, dei, religion to yourself, thanks!

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In the immortal writings of King Gripullon Chang….. Q

I Just Tried To Recall Them All, And Came Up With 16… I’ll Try To Remember The Rest… Just Re-Subscribed Guy👍🏽‼️

A pretty conceptual gimmick for the Market Street is the fact that the floors are 16x16, which allows them to be rotated about with respect to lower floors. To accomodate this idea the stairs even come to the centre, leaving a gap in the middle of each floor instead of the typical stairs against a wall.

32:02 HOSPITAL!!!!!!

17:09 The ONLY Modular that came with STICKERS!!!!!

It's funny how we hated the police and loved crime for a while there

Perfect timing for me, I was wondering what modular building set to seek out next. Now I have a reasoned list to pick an educated choice from.

Imagine this, Lego: multi level car showroom with lots of cars, SUVs, a working car elevator, new car pickup area with giant ribbon, adjoining mini cafe opening onto a mini botanical garden with lots of butterflies 😊