LEGO City - Tudor Corner - Review & Placement 10350 🆕🏙🏹

[@lisagaines1813]

What a wonderful way to adapt a set to fit within your city! Clothespin alley went from a random idea to a beautifully developed feature, highlighting the newest modular perfectly. It would not have looked half as good without the setback and mirror build. I greatly appreciate the extra effort and creativity you bring to the hobby.

[@RobinHoodBricks]

Thanks so much. I agree the little changes can make all the difference. Clothes Peg Alley did not even exist as an idea until recently and now it looks like it's been there for ever!

[@MinecraftYoshi99]

@@RobinHoodBricks Do you have the home alone set

[@justaddbricks5527]

This build was designed for you and your city. I think Lego was listening and designed it with you in mind! It couldn't look more perfect in place in Brick Nottingham - truly amazing. Will look even better with tables and chairs everywhere outside, which will be very pub-like! It does need some RobinHoodBrick scenes, so something funny or silly, but I'll leave that to you.

[@danshewell8746]

Just the idea of building it in mirror image, and 2 studs away from where you shiuld be is blowing my mind. I'd get so frustrated. Kudos to you for achieving this. Loving the set up so far. I want to be a mini fig living there!

[@RobinHoodBricks]

Haha, it wasn't to bad after a slow Bag 1!

[@TALA-lu5ck]

looks absolutely stunning, love the angle! For Clothes peg alley, I had an idea/suggestion, to add "ropes" the white ones w connection points w/ lil clothespegs and pieces of clothing from one side to the other side of the alley, as a hint to "days of old" and currently acting as a touristy selfie spot :'). Then from the side view you have a really cozy look into the alley with all these clothes lines.

[@Jjslegoworld]

You could add beer taps to the back wall, i remember several pubs when i was in London that had that, I’m planning the same for mine

[@Jerry_Best_Boi]

as a thought, you could have the new kitten on a stool outside the pub, like a greeter to come inside!

[@alantorrance1475]

Love the shaping of the pub into the alley and over to the station. Great view.

[@RobinHoodBricks]

Yes, it cuts away nice and early to draw you in!

[@chrischristiansen6204]

I think the line of the stairs on back and the curved ones at the artist place across the way make it feel like a bigger space from that end.

[@muranpapadum7541]

I just love how natural and intentional this looks. And the race track wrapping around it is chef's kiss, but i would like to suggest some more barriers, atleast fully eclose the track. Safety in motorsports has evolved so much over the years, that any race track is basically enclosed except for the pitlane, and some entrances for the track marshalls. Speaking of them, for more realism you should add some track marshalls around the area. These guys really are heroes, and im sure im not the only one who would love to see them around. Anyways, love how the city is turning out, and i also love watching these videos.

[@alantorrance1475]

London has a bunch of sunken cannons as street furniture. Very nice that they included lego versions

[@RobinHoodBricks]

They're a bit puny for LEGO cannons I reckon but I like the idea still!

[@BrennanTheBrickBuilder]

Wow that modular is so detailed and looks great mirrored in that location with older looking buildings

[@RobinHoodBricks]

Thanks so much. It turned out really well!

[@Cwjfreyer]

With the pub so close to the race, maybe you need a beer cart placed outside to sell concessions to the spectators.

[@crazycgames]

That turned out great! Love how it even curves some toward the alley in the back! Excited to see the tables out front!

[@jeroencote5212]

You had a small Mary Poppins moment there Robin, perhaps (although it might be a bit corny) is that you have the chimney sweep look u and see Mary Poppins on her way to her next adventure...

[@desvejk]

This is a triumph! Just when you thought Robin Hood was so fantastic he couldn’t get any better he comes up with Clothes Peg Alley and a mirror reverse build of Tudor Corner. Absolutely sensational. Congratulations 🎉

[@MAARTN]

I also once built a set in mirror image. It helps getting the digital instructions and just mirror the whole file. Props on doing it on such large scale!

[@JJF_Lego]

Yay new 2025 Lego modular !!! I got this on day 1 and it’s been great! One of the best ones. The box you can flatten - it’s easier! Fold inward from the bottom box then use the outside box to store it all. You can use it like a tray to move Lego. Much better to see what bags you have left as you are building - plus the paper bags are better, easier to open and recyclable ♻️. Tudor corner looks awesome in your city! 👍Once you have added the extra tables I think you end up with a great big pub. Oh no - competition for the pub by the castle!😁 JJ F

[@RobinHoodBricks]

I need to end up with about six pubs minimum or it isn't realistic for the UK!

[@Erikve]

Looking wonderfull!! I got mine yesterday, done with the tilework and going up now. Your city comes back to life; I can't wait to see the train hopping behind.

[@kathylemoine3422]

Wow! The Tudor Cornor looks great on that spot! Amazing! I love it and the station near the pub, well done👏👏👏

[@Nphen]

I just finished work on "completing" all the half-builds from the Medieval Town Square. The red/black Guarded Inn was tough but worth it. I found the old-style shutters and made a blue door and a different roof. Those MTS builds would go nicely in your city just like the 2011 versions do. Love to see your placement on this one. What a cool little section.

[@RobinHoodBricks]

I may already have them built and ready to go into a new area. Only maybe... Shhh!

[@rasmuspeterlassen3913]

Robin the paperbags are recyclable

[@siraujus101]

Love the way it looks in that space. I have to say that the set of buildings look amazing. starting at the bank and around when you see the art shop you know your back to the bank/laundry and it all fits like a glove or good hat if you like. I think that the way you layout Brick Nottingham is always so exciting. I was afraid the station and art studio would get lost but instead they make you want to see more and lean in to it all. I was thinking that maybe the clock should be turns and moves to the closer corner so you see it running from the "Where's my pants?" shop to the station or the Pub, and really every racer needs to check their time. Thanks again for sharing your exciting mirror build.

[@Al8lack]

Well done with that mirror build, and actually, all the previous concerns about the station not being visible have been put to rest too. It fits the space perfectly, and actually helps to frame the station too. Definitely the best modular since... well actually, it's got to be one of the best ever. The Clockmaker's studio reminds me a bit of Doc Brown's place.too!

[@RobinHoodBricks]

The clockmaker's place is epic, yes. I agree a VERY solid modular!

[@krishealey4294]

You need to get a crowd of people in and around the pub watching the racing. Maybe a minifigure carrying a silly amount of beers on a tray

[@pfre4k84]

Love it. Fits perfectly especially with mirroring it. Good idea! I think the Apartment upstairs could be made into a cat cafe, just by adding the coffee maker from the pub, and a chair or two, plus a counter. If you want to get an outside entrance, you could switch the balcony door completly with the window next to it, and add another set of stairs onto the Plattform on the second floor. You could even add a sign, that would be visible from the alley. I also placed the second chimney a little more to the right, with the Intention of adding a fireplace on the third floor.

[@RobinHoodBricks]

Yeah the fireplace would never have been sited on the corner where the stairs are. I think there's a Friends Cat Café sticker maybe!

[@andhe]

Seems like the perfect spot to relocate your animal suit stag do. Beer and car racing!

[@sambrown6426]

30:09 Reminds me of a Good Humor ice cream bicycle from ye olden days

[@RobinHoodBricks]

I'll take your word for it!

[@eliaslego]

Awesome video! That bathroom problem in the appartement is also in that violet building next to the police station and also in the bookshop.

[@RobinHoodBricks]

At least some of them have beds!

[@Cymindis]

love the modular, and love the way it fits into your city. the mirroring just makes it perfect! well done!

[@FightingCookies]

hey Robin Hood, you can actually flatten out those new box styles. Bottom part require disassembling on four corners part where that little tounge is put throught other part and flattening operation can begin. top part just flat out by the bends itself. Lego did their homework for us people who like boxes to be stored flat :)

[@RobinHoodBricks]

Oh right. I'll investigate further then!

[@BlockHeadUK]

I'm not really collecting modulars any more (my city is mostly Ninjago orientated now) but this one is seriously tempting. And I love your mirror build of it - it looks superb in your prime real estate location! Need to save my pennies…

[@chefeddie6164]

According to Star Trek, in the mirror universe everyone has a beard and is evil, so you need to make everyone in the Tudor House evil now. You need to add some evil doings up in the attic room.

[@RobinHoodBricks]

Haha, like my City didn't have enough bad guys already!

[@godlessdisco4266]

Love that you do the mirror image build. I don’t see many people do this but I’ve done it with so many builds because it just helps make them fit so much better for certain spaces

[@BrooksBricks]

I've been working on this set build myself and so far, I've loved it as well! So many wonderful designs and techniques and details! Thanks for sharing your reverse-build style of this as well Robin! You made the right decision; it looks *perfect* in that location next to the Pants shop. Complementary designs and colors and just fits!

[@JacquiRosenberg]

What a great video the Tudor corner looks amazing

[@australianlegofan]

Ive been watching you for a year or 2 now your creativity never ceases to amaze me i also would think you are the reason why i add little stories with some lego sets i own

[@brickartisan]

The tudor spot is perfect. It’s definitely one of my favorite modulars 😊 Bank, laundry, pants, kitchenware, clothes, clocks and a pub! that’s a very prime and busy spot in your city 😄

[@karens8633]

Great Job, especially on the mirroring bit! It’s beautiful!

[@joachimnyborg7944]

That looks really cool! I'm amazed you could plan this out in advance when it was announced, it really does look like it has always been there.

[@RobinHoodBricks]

I was lucky it looked THIS good but the mirroring was clear to me straightaway!

[@Joey74950]

Great video as always. The area you're planning the outside seating would be the perfect place to include a huge tree.

[@ryujustryu340]

I absolutely adore the narrow facades near the station, and how the Tudor Corner modular has three detailed walls making it a perfect beginning of the alley. I may suggest expanding the dark grey pavement section to make it more irregular and following the shape of the station square and not so straight-angled. Also, I may suggest adding a laundromat sign atop of the entrance to the Clothepin alley, because the business seems so hidden from the customers and it is also an another opportunity for a 3d sign.

[@teammontagnino9073]

Love the alley. What a great use of the new modular for this year. Keep up the great job with the city. Can’t wait for your next video.

[@brickools7348]

Looks great next to the train station with that open area. Maybe you could move the chimney to the top of "Where's my pants"? so they have one each? Also think that if you could move the clock to the near corner would look good. May need to move the jumper plates under that window, not sure a minifig would be able to stand there? The paper bags are able to be recycled. I'm a printer and we are using this kind of paper for chocolate bars here in Australia.

[@gilcouto4044]

Looks great ! It really fits this part of the city!

[@Slavador2393]

Very intricate build, looks nice...perhaps another floor for a bedroom/bathroom 😂?

[@RobinHoodBricks]

That would be cool but I'm not messing with the perfect proportions of this little number!

[@josephhobbs4754]

Put mine together over the weekend. Really enjoyed the build. On the third floor though, the white corners look a bit off on the timber framing.

[@RobinHoodBricks]

I thought that on building it. It HAS to be black on the corners!

[@samuelives20]

Just a random thing, its so refreshing to see the detail of a chimney, very scarce in a lot of peoples cities, but I think they add another layer to the skyline. I'm really loving the city updates!

[@MajiSylvamain]

💕 it, brilliant how you reversed it to fit perfectly in that corner, it would be fun to be able to shrink down and take a walk around, what a view that would be 🐱🐈👍

[@RyanPhilips-x1i]

0:18 😂😂😂 Yes, I have a mucky mind 😂

[@RobinHoodBricks]

Fnarr!

[@shujinzo]

Looks really inviting. Like you said, the view from the staion/pub angle makes you wonder what is going on in the alley.

[@michaelcasserly5861]

Hello Robin. That looks so good. You hit it out of the park with this one. Good job.

[@fathercrim]

The sunken cannons are actually something thats been done in real life. My local courthouse has 4 of them sunken around an obelisk in the middle of the intersection

[@clutchmorecity]

A nice British modular

[@RobinHoodBricks]

Not 'alf, Gov'nor!

[@highshelfcomicscore595]

You could move the second chimney over to the pants store and claim that it was removed from the inside during a reconstruction.

[@RobinHoodBricks]

Haha, yes, or just add more!

[@CroydDC]

Looks amazing in the city, feels more like you need the new Indy cars running past that.

[@Jasonwolf1495]

I can't help but feel I would want the pub section to be twice as large. Especially with the fact you have the angles there with the paths that already match up.

[@RobinHoodBricks]

Everything would be better twice the size but I have my Diversity design rule. If there's room for a double, do two different things instead!

[@BrickobieLakePark]

That is such a nice modular! And I’m looking forward to a breakfast lager!

[@beeblebrox42069]

Bangers and mash, the cornerstone of every nutritious breakfast!👨🏾‍🦱😎

[@RobinHoodBricks]

Do you mind if I have some Sprite to... wash it down?!

[@paultk4063]

I agree, the second chimney is not needed. I would remove. As for the ladder detail...it is for roof access. I also have an issue for the way the roof access doors open. I would turn those 90° if possible

[@anderschannel9424]

Amazing job, Robin. Mirroring it must have been difficult. I love the new modular. It fits perfectly in bricknottingham!

[@chrischristiansen6204]

Maybe the cat could go on the rail of the the balcony with the door ajar? On second look that would be pretty lost so maybe the lower stair rail and turned a bit so its head or tail sticks over the edge to be seen from the other end of the alley. Some amazing details and techniques on this one. Maybe the chimney could be shifted to above the book case like it was converted to a built in book case? I agree on how there should be a clock in the apartment. Maybe swap a wall one with the poster? Or build one into the book shelf. Maybe some small black tiles on the roof top between the chimney sweep and the chimney for sooty footsteps? Maybe one of the cats could have their head or tail poking out at the Just Pants sign? Maybe with the chimney sweep trying to get it down with their brush.

[@chrischristiansen6204]

Is there something that would make sense to break up the solid back wall of just pants? Maybe something hanging from the roof like one of those window cleaner hoists and have them painting it or doing a wall repair? The large flat section of wall just needs brick texture or something to break it up a bit.

[@arrantaylor8763]

It looks so good and fits the city perfectly

[@danshewell8746]

I'm surprised you've not adapted the Friends Coffee House into the city. Some really nice mini builds in that set.

[@MutantProductions]

Many moons ago, I had some work done on a house I lived in, and we did cap a chimney, leaving the stack intact at the top. It was just resting on big concrete blocks inside the roof structure. So what they did here is not unrealistic 🙂 How do you mirror a build without making mistakes? Do you look at the instructions through a mirror?

[@2indiekids]

Wow looks great mirrored. I was hoping to mirror it myself. It'll go next to the laundrette with the Brick Bank. The bank on the main street and the pub facing the canal.

[@RobinHoodBricks]

Sounds good. It's not too hard but you'll need those two extra wedge plates!

[@nigelholland1811]

Love the build, your enthusiasm sold it though.

[@JustinBrazill-x9t]

That was quick build time!!!!!

[@RobinHoodBricks]

Full pelt, haha!

[@Cellofoon]

Looking Great !!

[@lupolinar]

"Paperbags". Yeah. They could do something for the envoiroment: make their instructions compact and shorter. They are stupid big.

[@RobinHoodBricks]

Yeah a full step for adding one piece sometimes!

[@sleepswithlego]

@@RobinHoodBricks @lupolinar so annoying! Or those junior sets, with those hands on the left “holding” the parts you need. They’re kids, not stupid. Make a bigger parts box.

[@stefansauvageonwhat-a-twis1369]

Fantastic, its happening

[@RobinHoodBricks]

Indeed it is!

[@sampykett8799]

Great job

[@randolphthesilver4245]

No, the lining inside the bag isn't recyclable in all areas. It will most likely wind up in the landfill anyway

[@AdrianBresfelean]

Please raise the hight of the trainstation. I‘m waiting for every add-on to make the issue go away for me but it just doesn’t happen. It just feels like it is sinking in more and more between all the buildings. Maybe adding a row of bricks to the ground floor of the station itself, not the caffee, would do it

[@RobinHoodBricks]

Yeah maybe. It's a bit stubby but it's not a priority. It'll be harder to do than you think, especially on mine as it's built in now!

[@SharpeysWorld]

that area now reminds me of the market square at Ashboune . looks goods

[@RobinHoodBricks]

Thanks, man!

[@MinifigJez]

“When I saw the size of the package in the delivery man’s hands… I accepted it” Is it childish that I laughed at that?

[@paulwalker427]

Splendid video sir

[@RobinHoodBricks]

Thanks, as ever!

[@LeoGladmanMusic.]

Very British looking, I love the look.

[@GuanoLad]

An "illegal" build is if it would damage a piece. Having something loose to achieve an effect does not fit that definition. If anything you might call it dodgy, or a copout, but that's just an opinion.

[@isobelsmith6999]

@GuanoLad I think the designers would prefer 'innovative'!

[@mr.sherrill9137]

The dark tiles around these 2 modulars is kind of blocky/simple/flat and road colored....I kind of want to see the dark Grey rectangle that surrounds these 2 modulars (underpants building and the new tudor) in cobblestones! The cobbleston alley, and the cobble stone patio stairs near the train station, would pair great with some sort of cobbles or old style tiling around these 2 modulars. It could cut at an angle with the pub patio and would really unify this whole section making it a sort of "old historic" section.

[@TRLAuthor]

Man, I wasn’t planning on getting this set, but seeing all the details makes me want it. Might not be an immediate purchase, but I may just grab it after all…

[@anderschannel9424]

First comment! Yay! Congrats!!! I am finishing my Tudor corner build myself

[@callum-td4bz]

Same

[@RobinHoodBricks]

Great isn't it!

[@aliciapozzo9947]

Robin i will sing the mary poppins chimney sweep song with you. The modular looks fanntastic.

[@RobinHoodBricks]

Chim chiminey, chim chiminey, chim chim cher-ee, A sweep is as lucky as lucky can be!

[@robertdurrance8161]

this is my favorite modular so far. probbaly a tie with your bank on back wall. i think the red roof on tudor works well with brickcross roof on side

[@rbleisem]

Robin, can you move that shimney(?) to be on both modulars? That way you can use them for both that kitchen and any fireplace in the other building.

[@RobinHoodBricks]

I should add a dozen chimneys to keep the sweep busy!

[@andrewkowald1443]

Great set. Mine will be here soon. I disagree with your opinion on the Jazz Club though. I think that’s one of the worst ones in the past five years and love the Museum and Boutique Hotel. To each their own. Keep up the great content.

[@FelipeVinhao]

Nice to take the challenge of mirroring it, considering this set clearly would have missing symmetrical parts. 😅 But anyway it was a great choice to match the building upper floor entrance with the alley. And the building itself is pretty nice, loved the technique to build the Tudor structure. But yes, I'm glad I'm not the only one bugged by a chimney that doesn't make sense. But there's another thing that also bugs me a little is the lack of a bathroom, or these sets that seems to be 2 buildings but it's actually 1, similar to the Brick Bank, the Detective's Office and the Jazz Club. But as I keep them closed after assembled, I just make believe they're what they look like, and are correct inside. 😉

[@CHlEFBEEF]

Thank goodness they switched to paper bags, so much better for the enviroment

[@isobelsmith6999]

@01SaharaEdition What are they coated with on the inside?

[@blacktronlego]

This set looks great in your city. On a real building If the timbers are not straight It is genuine old one, I don't think any mock Tudor ones have misshapen frames. Having said that, many genuine old ones still have straight timbers. Still looking forward to seeing you modifications to the original 6067 Guarded Inn. but I guess that will be after Brink Nottingham Castle is re-done. I have my castle sets still as separate builds connected with Technic pins but i have had to move them a number of times, so that made it easier.

[@lordsjaak]

well lucky i have mine tomorrow and i can't wait to build mine and putting on mine street.

[@xinlu2806]

Hey, i’ve been wondering: Do you plan to light the city up? I love lit up citys, but they are a pain to do

[@RobinHoodBricks]

In a word, no. I like close up scenes and detail and hate seeing any wires. Also I don't want to slow down my progress too much!

[@bucherwurm5344]

Fabulous job!

[@lifeoutdoorseveryday1682]

You know, I'm not sold that you like it... You really couldn't tell. ;)

[@lawllaygoh]

Your mirror build looks amazing next to “Where’s My Pants”.

[@RobinHoodBricks]

I'm so glad they're both front and centre. What a pair!

[@johnvocatura]

Robin, not to get off of topic. How about placing a 1x8 yellow tile as a bit of caution tape spanning two posts where the alleyway path meets the race track?

[@beth7467]

So good!

[@Andy-fd5fg]

Have you considered adding lights to you city?

[@RobinHoodBricks]

Yes I have. No I won't haha!

[@alisonbailey-c8u]

Bedsit with a sofa bed?

[@Vegardye]

7:02 Add Borat😉

[@RobinHoodBricks]

Haha, gotta love Borat!

[@robertdurrance8161]

this is my favorite modular so far. probbaly a tie with your bank on back wall

[@ragincrinz1457]

Im building my modular like yours reversed. Oh you didnt mention two pieces extra will be needed ha. The angle plates is wrong way around so need the other directions 😂

[@RobinHoodBricks]

I did mention them but there's only two over the whole set. Use an alternate colour in the meantime!

[@ragincrinz1457]

@RobinHoodBricks oh ok missed you say that. I have left it out right now as it's ground floor. I'll have to keep an eye out for another one that's right. I don't have spares of Lego like plates.

[@TheMatthewCraig]

I couldn't justify this right now, but man alive, comparing this to the X-Mansion, ninety pounds the dearer, and it's night(crawler) and day (sorry). It might be an unfair comparison, but I feel like I'd get so much more out of this than the Mansion. Such a cool build - the angled beam technique...I was looking at how to write letters with plates and tiles yesterday, and maybe it could be adapted for that (despite the sign I'm making not having any Ks/Ys/Vs/Ws in it). Kinda surprised we didn't get a Badoing! when you put those bar seats in, though...