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LEGO Creator Expert Bookshop 10270 Modular Building, Home Décor Display Set for Collectors, Advanced Collection, Gift Idea for 16 plus Year Olds

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LEGO Creator Expert Bookshop 10270 Modular Building, Home Décor Display Set for Collectors, Advanced Collection, Gift Idea for 16 plus Year Olds

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3.79 out of 5stars
(14 reviews)

Most helpful positive review

5.00 out of 5 stars review
Verified Purchaser
05/24/2020
I love it!
I own three expert modular buildings so I am not the most experienced with this series and more experienced lego fans may have more useful things to say but I love this set. The build was fun, the main colors of the buildings look nice together, and it fits right in with my other two modular buildings. One odd thing is that one of the pieces looks like its marbled when I'm pretty sure it shouldn't be but, its not a huge deal because you can only see it from the side. I do think this set could use a little more interior detail, particularly in the apartment above the book store but I can always do that myself using my frankly ridiculously huge collection of legos. I love this set and I cant wait to see what lego does with this series next!
KittyFrog

Most helpful negative review

1.00 out of 5 stars review
Verified Purchaser
12/27/2021
Fake product
They send me a Chinese nock off brand. The box looked almost Identical but the brand name was G.E. Instead of LEGO.
Luke
  • 1.00 out of 5 stars review
    Verified Purchaser
    12/27/2021
    Fake product
    They send me a Chinese nock off brand. The box looked almost Identical but the brand name was G.E. Instead of LEGO.
    Luke
  • 5.00 out of 5 stars review
    Verified Purchaser
    12/04/2021
    First Modular build
    What a fun build and great looking finished product. I rather enjoyed putting this set together. I plan on building more of these even though I typically build from the Star Wars theme
    Sbdragoo
  • 1.00 out of 5 stars review
    Verified Purchaser
    12/01/2021
    Bootleg
    Bootleg LEGO set was as sent. It doesn't even say LEGO on the box. Now I need to return it.
    Jonathan
  • 5.00 out of 5 stars review
    Verified Purchaser
    10/25/2021
    Librarian/booklover had to build the Bookstore!
    This was my second modular building built about one month into my Lego journey. As a librarian and booklover, I had to have a bookstore in my future city! As with all the modular buildings, I enjoy the rooflines and architectural detail. The birch tree with the bluebird are some of my favorite details in this set. I especially like when sets incorporate elements of nature into them. This was my first set that includes multiple buildings in one kit. The instructions were clear and easy to follow.
    SkillfulSocks037
  • 3.00 out of 5 stars review
    Verified Purchaser
    07/25/2021
    Not the best modular, but has its perks
    It's hard to pinpoint what's off about this modular. I don't mind and am not frustrated with the two, 16x32 baseplates, nor do I find the tree awkward (like others have expressed). I think what I find off about this set are two things: 1. The size and structure of the house is somewhat weird. If you're placing this in a city, or a row of other modulars, this building sticks out in the wrong ways. It's easily one of the shortest buildings, and the bright teal color is only found in the Downtown Diner to match. Not a huge problem, but again, it sticks out for funny reasons. 2. There are some building choices here that make this modular seem a little "cheap" or that it wasn't fully finalized. For example, above the bay-widows there are three stacked rounded plates. I get that these are necessary to take the second floor off, but it makes it look a little strange, and almost looks like it's an error. Perhaps it should have been one complete, brick-tall rounded piece instead. Another issue is on both buildings, the back side/second floors look abruptly cut off. This makes the buildings look skinnier, less substantial, and overall less realistic. I get this is to reduce piece count and bring the cost down but it's a nevertheless noticeable. Pet Shop didn't have that problem and they look a bit more complete. There are also a handful of pieces who's colors don't match the accompanying or conjoining pieces. Tthe roofing tiles on the house are blue while underneath is black, and the snot bricks on the last level of the bookshop are tan instead of nougat. Pros! It's my wife's favorite modular, there are some very fun building techniques, and overall, I'm glad to have it!
    Mawgim
  • 5.00 out of 5 stars review
    Verified Purchaser
    07/09/2021
    My first modular building!
    This was the first set I got after the Central Perk set got me back into the game that is LEGO. I had no idea what I was in for! The Friends one was fun to build but this was fantastic. I really loved building all these little intricate things for the first time. I had had no idea things could look like that. The exterior, for most of the modulars, is the main draw, and that's the case with this one. The interior IS lovely, though, don't get me wrong. Many complain about the lack of books in the book shop but I find it plenty sufficient. The green stairs are so gorgeous. The rooms are so great and efficient. I think my favorite is the little townhouse, though. It reminds my wife and I of our own little apartment in NYC and is really quite cute. The bay windows in the front is probably my favorite feature on any exterior of any modular. I got some cheap LED lights and lit it my own way instead of buying one of those expensive packs, see for yourself how it turned out. It's all so beautiful and was a heck of a way to get into the modular scene. I bought a great many after this, the Diner being my personal favorite, but this one is still terrific.
    CrassMonkey
  • 5.00 out of 5 stars review
    Verified Purchaser
    04/17/2021
    A pleasant and enjoyable build.
    When I first saw the box art I kept thinking of buildings I've seen in my hometown. It looked like a nice, quite slice from the city. And the build did not disappoint. I haven't bought or built a Lego set in nearly 15 years, and with each one I build now I'm impressed by the amount of milage they get out of every piece. A lot of creativity and talent at Lego, and it shows in this set. From the stonework, to the bay window, and even how they connect every room, I couldn't help but smile thinking how much fun the people who designed this must have had. I won't spoil much, as part of the fun for me is seeing how they use pieces in clever ways, but one thing that surprised me was how they used skeleton legs to make the rooftop guardrail on top of Birch Books. That's something I never would have thought of doing, and when put together it fits together seamlessly. I'd highly recommend this to anyone looking to get back into Lego, and it makes a beautiful display piece as well. That's not to say younger fans of Lego wouldn't have a great time going through the rooms and playing out scenarios with their mini figures. This is also the first set that I've come across that would make a great cooperative build, as both buildings have individual sets of instructions. It would be an enjoyable activity for families, but even couples looking to have a nice project to work on together would enjoy this as well. Great work to the folks at Lego.
    AntBabbitt
  • 5.00 out of 5 stars review
    Verified Purchaser
    01/26/2021
    Satisfying
    Visually appealing, with lovely colors and a beautiful birch tree in front of the store. Charming home and delightful bookstore; a wonderful way to nerd out as an adult! My kiddo plays with it daily, incorporating into her Lego Friends world. Most builds are deconstructed/reimagined during play after a week or so, but this one is so loved that it has only had a kitchen/living room apartment added to the second level of the bookstore, garden enhanced, and cats added throughout the bookstore. It's been well loved for several weeks now. Pictured with Parisian Restaurant.
    Adorkable
  • 3.00 out of 5 stars review
    Verified Purchaser
    01/14/2021
    By far the least amazing modular building set
    Bookshop is my 10th modular set. I got it after I completed the 2021 police station. Before the purchase I was aware the review of this product is not as amazing, when I finish the last brick of this set, I understood why: 1. It feels small. 2. Building technique is repetitive. 3. Only 2 floors vs most 3 floors for other modular sets. Overall, this set is only valuable to me because it's a modular set. If I didn't want to collect them I would not bother to get this one. But keep in mind, I only made those comments based on comparison to the high quality products lego has made, this set is still cool if you are purchase for someone new to lego.
    Legogetit
  • 2.00 out of 5 stars review
    Verified Purchaser
    10/23/2020
    Only 1/2 happy with this set.
    I feel only half happy with this set. The reason being, I wish this set had been a stand-alone building of the bookshop rather than compromising so much by adding a second building. The compromises are pretty sever, especially for the teal townhouse, which is lacking a bathroom, a kitchen and the basement is more of a crawl space. This is suppose to be a home, but lacks the basic necessities of a house. The bookshop itself suffers from the same disappointing compromises as the bookshop, but on top of not having a bathroom or a kitchen, the bookshop suffers from a lack of books and bookshelves. I like how the bookshop exterior building looks and the colors. I also like how the townhouse looks, but I REALLY dislike the teal color. The teal seems to really clash with the warm colors of the bookshop. The build techniques are fine and the set was enjoyable to build. I love bookshops, and I got this set because of that love. But I DON'T love this set. I would had loved this set if the designers didn't make any compromises by just sticking to one building, the bookshop. I would had loved to had seen a fully realized bookshop with at least two isles of bookshelves, glass cabinets displaying rare books, a bathroom, and a backroom or office. This set is such a missed opportunity, as I have seen builders who purchased two of these sets to built a full bookshop building. I'm not going to double dip for something the designers should had done in the first place though.
    Aricson