Modular Buildings

Shopping Street

Shopping Street adds another detailed building to the long-running Modular Buildings series for adult collectors. Its 3,457 pieces and 7 minifigures create a structure designed to connect with earlier Modular sets. The name points to several shopfronts sitting behind one shared façade, in keeping with the series' usual approach.

Set number
11371
Year
2026
Pieces
3,457
Minifigures
7
Different parts
811
What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 811

As BrickLink list (XML)

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Spare parts (143)

These extra parts come with the set in case one gets lost.

Minifigures 7

Description

Another piece of the modular street

Shopping Street joins the Modular Buildings series, which has released matching city buildings for years, each designed to line up into a street with a furnished interior and ground-floor shopfronts. White, dark grey, reddish brown and tan give it a façade that sits comfortably next to other buildings in the series rather than competing with them. With 7 minifigures included, shopkeepers, customers and passers-by can be placed in and around the storefronts for small everyday scenes. That is enough for a modest but lively street picture without the architecture taking a back seat.

Typical Modular construction

3,457 pieces built from 811 unique parts point to a multi-storey building with a furnished interior, exactly what the series is known for, including detail in windows, staircases and furniture. The build usually follows the classic Modular layout: a ground-floor shop, middle floors of living space, and a rooftop with its own special detailing. Anyone who already owns other Modular Buildings will recognise familiar techniques here in the façade, windows and interior fit-out. Newcomers to the series get a reasonable introduction to its overall building style at the same time.

Colours and the parts list

White and tan form the lighter façade surfaces, while dark grey and reddish brown cover the roof, base and brickwork, a combination that suits plenty of other townhouses. That colour choice makes a good share of the 811 unique parts useful for other Modular or city-building projects, regardless of the specific set. The parts list on this page gives every element with its colour, making matching façade or interior pieces easy to pull out.

Who it suits

Shopping Street is aimed at adult collectors already building, or starting, a Modular street, rather than casual builders without prior experience of the series. With 7 minifigures, the focus sits clearly on architecture and interior detail rather than a large cast of characters. At around 3,500 pieces, it suits a weekend project and connects seamlessly to existing or future Modular buildings afterwards.

FAQ

Is Shopping Street part of the Modular Buildings series?
Yes, it follows the series' usual layout, with a ground-floor shop and furnished upper storeys.
How many minifigures are included?
7 minifigures come with the set, enough for small everyday scenes around the shops.
Can the building connect to other sets?
Yes, like all Modular Buildings, the façade is designed to line up with other buildings in the series.

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