2X LEGO City Family House $100 Modular Building MOC - Modern Family Townhouse Custom Building

[@Arachnid-Man]

PLEASE, Next a 3x1 of this!!

[@fifa21nico43]

The house became very good to be honest

[@ridzbricks]

Thank you 🙏🏼

[@wyliebricks]

Love the garage! So many builds skip that but cities need a place to park all the vehicles.

[@Thekidfromcalifornia2.0]

What a beautiful design!

[@ridzbricks]

Thank you 🙏🏼 glad you like it

[@christopherrobin4619]

wow dude I wish I had found this video when this set was available near me... your build was soo much better.

[@ridzbricks]

Thank you so much. I still see them available here and there just gotta get lucky

[@Qoonutz]

Great design!

[@ridzbricks]

Glad you like it!

[@IGuessDan]

Absolutely love your take on this build, great video man!

[@ridzbricks]

Thank you 🙏🏼

[@pondo78]

great job and great deal buying 2 for that price!

[@Zabadak]

I have seen a couple of alternatives of this sets. But this one is sofar my favo. 👍 Good job sir

[@ridzbricks]

Thank you really appreciate it. 🙏🏼

[@FrontierTheory]

Cool build it is similar to the original build but still different in a good way. Lego needs to make some half baseplates sizes modular buildings to sell they looks great 😊

[@ridzbricks]

Absolutely agree with that. They would do so well. It’s actually my preferred size because they don’t use a ton of pieces

[@pinobluevogel6458]

Having small modular buildings would be a great idea. Given how popular the modular sets are, having a bunch of smaller (and mainly cheaper) ones will fill a huge need in the market. Also if they combine very well with eachother, you can make a small neighbourhood of smaller houses with them.

[@boggerdog]

Absolutely amazing this is what lego originality making something brand new out of a set Amazing man great video

[@ridzbricks]

Thanks a ton!

[@BaJampants]

I ended up with 3 noodle shops from a sale and have had a lot of fun trying different combinations just free handing different Modular’s. The three in one sets are fantastic for getting an idea and turning it into a modular.

[@ridzbricks]

Agreed. I have two of that and it’s in the list of buildings to do.

[@ajokay]

I did the same! Turned it into a build with all three. Absolutely love that set!

[@Judebellingham1110]

That is great can't wait for more. These are my favorite type of videos. 😊

[@ridzbricks]

Thank you for the support 🙏🏼 many more to come

[@SusanGaskin]

That turned out really great! I'd love to see you do the Lego Friends Olly and Paisley's Family Houses (#42620). Each house could be its own video, but they would both look really great once they're finished.

[@ridzbricks]

That set is definitely on my list but I haven’t purchased it yet. Waiting for it to go on sale

[@lukehomestead]

Just discovered your channel and i have to say I am amazed by your talent. The two sets combined look amazing. Also i appreciate your way of presenting the whole process.

[@ridzbricks]

Thank you so much that means a lot to me as I try to make it both enjoyable to build and watch. 🙏🏼

[@MrPolleyr]

Well done. Unique concept. I’m like you, I hate design programs. I love just “free styling “ and creating spontaneously. It would take me to design ona computer than to just do it myself. Cheers from Canada 👍🇨🇦

[@ridzbricks]

Absolutely, love the trial and error process. Glad you like my result

[@issamkayal9289]

i really like this and watching all your vids.

[@pedrolucasmsc]

Great series bro, keep it up i'm anxious to see the next!

[@ridzbricks]

Thank you much more to come soon

[@teoantolic8971]

this is definitely a triumph

[@ridzbricks]

Thank you so much

[@MarkBuildsBRIX]

really cool what you came up with for this. Awesome

[@ridzbricks]

Thank you 🙏🏼

[@BRICKMATTSTER]

Love it! Need this in my city !

[@ridzbricks]

Thank you, you should totally do that

[@hitthebricks5502]

Nice work, I have not done any combination builds in a while. Thanks for the inspiration to get back to it. Good job with the channel.

[@ridzbricks]

Glad I can get you inspired to get back to it

[@JudesBricks-ef5lv]

Great build. I love your design

[@ridzbricks]

Glad you like it. Thanks

[@NovasYouTubeName]

I love it!!! but the original is definitely better

[@ridzbricks]

Thank you maybe? 🤔 😆

[@NovasYouTubeName]

@@ridzbricks ha! That was my son Commenting, and it was definitely a compliment. Well done, takes a lot to get his approval

[@ridzbricks]

😂 I’ll take it, glad you like it, I was worried there for a second 😅

[@maartenfisher6626]

looks so freaking good!!

[@ridzbricks]

Thank you 🙏🏼

[@Persona_Brick]

Didn’t even take me 30 seconds into video….Subscribed!

[@ridzbricks]

Thank you for the subscription 🙏🏼

[@mrshark_]

Looks amazing!

[@reeft]

great job

[@ridzbricks]

Thank you 🙏🏼

[@pinobluevogel6458]

This is a nice custom build made with the set. I think you made quite a few nice improvements, both for the look and where the functionality of all the interior went. As you said, having the indented wall on the front as well, would have made the house a little more interesting, but it isn't a huge deal. (and easy to fix if you start something like this with your own 2 sets of family house 60398) The one issue I have with this, is that despite being a decently sized house, it is still relatively expensive, even at a big discount for 40-45 dollars per set. I'd much rather pick up loose bricks from Bricklink and buy only the pieces that I really want, or see what I can find in the Lego store wall for a cheaper part price. The 450 parts for this comes out at 0.10 cts per part if you pay $45 for it, that is actually expensive compared to the part prices I normally buy them for. Also, being able to choose specifically what you buy is a huge advantage, as you can re-use whatever you buy generally better if you choose them yourself. It is a bit of a hassle to figure out what to buy and use, but so is rebuilding this building in your own little way and trying to keep what makes it work. That said, great job on the design, this is excellent for a lot of people that are more strapped for time but not for money. MOCS that are built from 2 or more of the same sets are immensely popular, as even if you don't own ANY lego, you can still buy and build it from scratch.

[@ridzbricks]

Honestly I use so many of the pick a brick pieces in my builds it’s not always necessary to use two copies of the same set. It just makes things easier. I think I might make my own fully custom building next to really test myself

[@pinobluevogel6458]

@@ridzbricks sounds great, looking forward to it!

[@frank9592]

the second car lost it's home! :( j/k great stuff!

[@ridzbricks]

😛they sold it to pay for the renovations, it was seen driving around the city somewhere

[@Виталий-у5и2х]

Up car to 6 pin ❤

[@marktegrotenhuis]

Congratulations on turning two small houses that look complete from the front into 1 building that looks like half a house. 😉 But I kinda like the design. It looks good. Just not what I would have gone for.

[@ridzbricks]

Thank you 🙏🏼 that’s exactly what I’m going for, not the typical designs and buildings seen in LEGO cities.

[@motions_king]

Will you ever make instructions for this? This is so cool!

[@thegreenbrick]

Your custom builds are very inspiring!The original Modern Family set seemed a bit bland and empty to me, but you transformed it into something intriguing. Also, great video work!!

[@ridzbricks]

Thank you so much! 🙏🏼 I like to see the potential of sets and then make them more interesting and impressive

[@brkicjovan3345]

Love the build. How many extra pieces have you used for the modular?

[@ridzbricks]

Thank you 🙏🏼 honestly not that many a few bricks to fill out the walls basically and a set of steps

[@PhilMaine]

This is really great, and it’s interesting to hear your explanation of the way you went about it too. New subscriber! (If you got two more sets you could mirror build it and make a semi-detached and the roof would look great!)

[@ridzbricks]

Thanks for the sub! And thank you for the kind words.

[@hitthebricks5502]

Agreed, excellent explanation, subbed

[@satbyeolstopmotion]

本当にすごいです。

[@ridzbricks]

Thank you 🙏🏼

[@clem2416]

That's awesome ! Maybe you can add a garage door as in the corner garage ? 🤔

[@ridzbricks]

Good idea but would require a bunch of parts not in the sets

[@azarishiba2559]

Really, what a nice house! The entire second floor was my favorite n_n Would you be interested in building a Japanese style castle/temple/restaurant/house like MOC with 1 or 2 #71787 set (Creative Ninja Brick Box)?

[@ridzbricks]

Thank you so much. I am open to building anything. Are you offering the two sets 🤣? I don’t have that one

[@azarishiba2559]

@@ridzbricks I'm from Costa Rica, that would be difficult XD

[@Master-it8eo]

It is awesome. You will become Lego designer soon. One question what you did with extra pieces and can you do review about Lego lion knight castle

[@ridzbricks]

Thank you so much. The extra pieces get sorted out into my parts for use in other builds. I don’t own the lion knights castle, if somebody wanted to gift me that to make a Modular building out of it I would totally do it 😜

[@Master-it8eo]

@@ridzbricks haha I totally agree why so much Lego people don't have is because of money 🤑💰

[@Master-it8eo]

I am selling lego do you wish to buy it. If you don't please suggest where I can sell

[@jasonh8470]

Nice MOC. Where did you purchase your parts bins? Thanks. I might buy 4 sets to make a mirror image.

[@ridzbricks]

Thank you these storage bins are from Amazon

[@dgray3771]

Im working on a "vanilla style" collection/city. I got multiple of this set too but planning to build a street of them. 😅

[@ridzbricks]

What’s vanilla style

[@dgray3771]

@@ridzbricks In many games but also in collecting vanilla would be, unaltered.

[@ridzbricks]

Of course that’s what it means 😂 I thought it was some LEGO builder term I didn’t know

[@gabrieldordetti2730]

Aside from the amazing design that I’ll be attempting myself, I gotta ask, what mic are you using? Great sound!

[@ridzbricks]

Thank you for the kind words.🙏🏼 The mic is the Rode Wireless Go

[@bergenknutzen]

Do you have instructions for this on rebrickable?

[@ridzbricks]

No sorry I do not

[@Cheese-eseehc1]

i have one of these but sad i cant get a second one because they are retired :(

[@ridzbricks]

I think you can source the parts to do this. Nothing rare or exclusive to the set. Using one as the base you’ll see what you need

[@epicherobanana]

where can i buy take my money

[@ridzbricks]

Working on instructions soon, maybe

[@newintrenton]

Yours is better. Period.

[@ridzbricks]

Thank you so much 😊

[@maciejmaciej80]

Oczywiście że skorzystam z patentów jedyne co zmienię to auto na normalne i wyfruną panele😊

[@afeeqahalwi9074]

ridzbricks

[@LuizOliveir4]

voce disponibilizou o manual desse moc para os inscritos?

[@ridzbricks]

No sorry

[@nathanbassinger9826]

This set is already listed as "retired product" 😑. Not even on shelves for a year and I can't find it for close to retail price.

[@ridzbricks]

Man that was fast. I wish sets sat on shelves longer , they retire too quickly

[@berberbro]

Buy four sets and double that sucker 😄

[@ridzbricks]

😂 then it wouldn’t be cheap anymore.

[@Juke172]

make a building out of a set that is not a building.

[@ridzbricks]

I LOVE THIS IDEA. Runs to look at sets

[@Juke172]

@@ridzbricks awesome! can't wait to see what you come up! :)

[@roger0929]

I can't believe in 2024 that people still think a price of $47.99 is $47. I guess it's a consequence of teaching memorization skills rather than critical thinking skills in the U.S. educational system.

[@ridzbricks]

I checked the actual price I paid and it was $44.99 each so $90 total for both. Thanks for watching

[@isobelsmith6999]

@roger0929 In Australia, too! Whoever first thought of using 99¢ for that last dollar was an evil genius 😝

[@NicEeEe843]

It’s a one dollar difference, if it bothers you so much don’t buy it. Go make your own toys

[@gulorful8488]

Projecting much?

[@Infernos94]

If you cant afford a 2 dollar difference maybe don’t spend ~$100 on legos