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Two alternate takes on 10350 Tudor Corner

We called this year’s LEGO modular, 10350 Tudor Corner, one of the best sets in the line. While many who assemble this impressive model will likely leave it fully assembled, Japanese creator Azurekingfisher was inspired to remix the parts into two alternate builds. Each preserves a section of the half-timbered walls from the original design but otherwise takes the architecture in a wholly different direction with results that are unmistakably Azurkingfisher originals.

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In the first alt build is a multi-unit residence with climbing vines and an outdoor fountain. The second looks like an old carriage and guard house converted into a cafe. This design is a real charmer, especially the clock tower cube with mosaic faces and soothing pastel colors. While the original set was inspired by British architecture, Azurekingisher ‘s models evoke the Netherlands or Denmark in the springtime.

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Which of Azurekingfisher’s modulars would you rather call home?

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LEGO Icons 10350 Tudor Corner modular building – a return to the Classic Castle Guarded Inn [Review & Exclusive Designer Insights]

In 1986, LEGO released the all-time classic LEGO Castle 6067 Guarded Inn (so beloved that it was even briefly re-released in 2001). Harking back to this bygone era, LEGO just announced the latest in their long-running line of modular buildings, LEGO Icons 10350 Tudor Corner. Launching on January 1st, 2025 for LEGO Insiders members (January 4th for everyone else), the set incorporates design elements from traditional British architecture for the first time, including a ground-floor pub named after the Classic Castle set and brick-built half-timber construction. As its name indicates, Tudor Corner is also the next corner module, following 10297 Boutique Hotel from 2022. The set includes a whopping 3,266 parts with 7 minifigs, and will retail for US $229.99 | CAN $299 | UK £229.

At LEGO headquarters in Billund, Denmark, I sat down for a conversation with the set’s designer François Zapf alongside graphic design team manager Ashwin Visser, and I’ll be sharing insights from that interview throughout this review.


Set designer François Zapf (right) and graphic design team manager Ashwin Visser (left) unveil 10350 Tudor Corner

The LEGO Group provided The Brothers Brick with an early copy of this set for review. Providing TBB with products for review guarantees neither coverage nor positive reviews.

Read our hands-on review of LEGO Icons 10350 Tudor Corner Modular

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