The LEGO Shopping Street (11371) Modular dropped 1st January and there have been many alternative builds for it, but the latest one from Briquoleur looks absolutely stunning!

The talented fan designer has transformed the 3,000 plus piece set into something completely different and fresh. The build, dubbed High Street Therapist, is an alternative design of the LEGO Icons Shopping Street (11371) set. It uses parts and spare pieces only found in the set, keeping the colour schemes of dark blue, white, sand green, and dark tan. The indent made by the two angled buildings is gone and instead is a typical row of shops with a traditional yet fresh look.

This alternate build of the Shopping Street modular building 11371 gives you the opportunity to add a therapist’s office to your city’s high street.

Above the Chair store and Music shop is the new Therapist’s office, perfect for counselling Minifigures. Looking at the images below, we can see that each room and floor is filled with details, more so than the modular it spawns from. Empty rooms become busy shops, offices, and an apartment, brought to life thanks to the designers imagination and past building experience.

This is a great looking alternative build that many fans may prefer to the original, as it was not widely accepted by many AFOLs. The size of the set remains the same and the pieces used are implemented perfectly, it looks stunning and rather grandeur. Briquoleur has done a wonderful job in designing and building this alternate build, from the tiled walkway and exterior details, to the underpass with office and apart access.

The alternative design can be found on Rebrickable, where you’ll also find the instructions which cost just $12.99, a great price for a great alternative set. Please follow, like and comment on the creators post to show your support, Thank you. Happy Building!

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