☀️ I built a sunny slice of the South of France! My "Provence Market" is now live on LEGO Ideas. I’d love your support! 🇫🇷🥖
LEGO fan designer BrickGineer officially launches their vibrant new "Provence Market" project on the LEGO Ideas platform. The submission captures the warm, relaxing atmosphere of a traditional village in the South of France, offering builders a sunny slice of Mediterranean culture that fans can now support to become an official set.
Instead of utilizing a standard modular square base, the builder designs the model as a standalone curved diorama to emphasize the picturesque landscape. The front yard features a sweeping lavender field constructed from numerous purple 1x1 pieces, while the main structure showcases traditional Mediterranean architecture complete with a terracotta-style roof, rustic walls, and colorful shutters. The bustling village square includes a stone stone fountain, a dedicated painter capturing the scenery, and a bright yellow-and-blue market stall. Additionally, the open-back design grants easy access to explore the fully detailed interior.
The project currently needs community support on the LEGO Ideas website to advance toward official production. Fans who enjoy building detailed architectural displays and botanical models can vote for the design online and share their feedback with the creator. For those inspired to build their own custom architectural creations, it is always a good idea to have a brick separator on hand to make sorting and modifying pieces much easier.
Hi everyone! 👋 I’m very excited to share my latest LEGO Ideas project with you all: the Provence Market. My goal was to capture the warm, relaxing, and vibrant atmosphere of a traditional village in the South of France. Instead of a standard modular square base, I designed it as a standalone curved diorama to really highlight the landscape! Here are some of my favorite details: The Lavender Field: A curved front yard filled with vibrant purple lavender (yes, placing all those 1x1 pieces took...
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