MOCs That Transform Modular Buildings | Custom LEGO City Update! from Youtuber- Emmasaurus
a beautiful castle called Heidelberg Castle. So, I thought it would be really cool to incorporate that into my mock. I started by building the police station modular, but instead of it being a regular police station, I turned it into a miniature version of Heidelberg Castle. I used the roof technique from the set to create the castle’s towers and added some extra pillars to give it that old European look.
Next, I moved on to the Assembly Square set. This set is filled with different techniques and colors that would work perfectly for my old town theme. I decided to use the greens and purples from this set to create a row of colorful, European-inspired houses. I added unique details to each house, like flower boxes and small balconies, to give them character.
Throughout the building process, I realized that mock building is not as easy as it looks. It takes a lot of creativity and patience to come up with unique designs and use pieces in different ways. But, I was determined to make my mock personal and really showcase my love for Heidelberg.
As the days went by, my knee slowly started to heal, and I was able to move around a bit more. This allowed me to add more details to my mock and really bring it to life. I added a marketplace with stalls, a small river, and even a tiny replica of the Heidelberg Bridge.
Finally, after a week of building and healing, my mock was complete. I was proud of what I had created, and it felt even more special knowing that it was inspired by a place that holds so many memories for me.
So, there you have it, my journey into mock building and turning modular buildings into MOCs. It was a fun and challenging experience, and I can’t wait to continue building more mocks in the future. And hey, who knows, maybe one day I’ll even sell these custom LEGO creations for a profit. But for now, I’ll just enjoy the process and the personal connection I have with each and every build.
Thanks for joining me on this adventure, and I’ll see you in the next video. Stay bricky, my friends!
Check out this video from Emmasaurus here
