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Set 910008 Modular Construction Site
BrickLink Designer Program

Modular Construction Site

Modular Construction Site is a fan design from the BrickLink Designer Program that puts a building site in the middle of a town layout, crane and half-finished structure included. At 3,375 pieces and 6 minifigures, it matches the scale of existing modular collections while taking a different angle on the theme. Instead of a finished building, you're constructing the process that comes before one, an idea the official range rarely covers.

Set number
910008
Year
2023
Pieces
3,375
Minifigures
6
Theme
BrickLink Designer Program
Different parts
534
What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 534

As BrickLink list (XML)

Import on BrickLink: Wanted → Upload, upload the file (or paste its content), pick a Wanted List and add the parts.

Spare parts (44)

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

Minifigures 6

Description

A work in progress, not a finished facade

Rather than a completed facade, the set shows a building mid-construction, surrounded by scaffolding, materials and tools much like a real building site. That angle is unusual among Modular Buildings-style sets, which almost always depict finished, move-in-ready structures. For a street layout, that's a welcome change of pace: not every building needs to look complete, some are simply still being built. If you want your layout to tell a story of change over time, this is the piece that supplies it.

A crane as the functional centrepiece

A crane forms the functional heart of the set and rotates to move materials around the site. Combined with barriers, site containers and small tools, it builds a scene that also works as a standalone diorama, separate from the half-built structure itself. The moving parts mean the set invites hands-on play as well as display, something pure building sets rarely offer. For collectors who like a bit of motion in their layout, that's a genuine point in its favour.

Yellow and grey, straight from a real site

Light grey and dark grey dominate the exposed structure, while yellow handles the crane, barriers and warning markings that give the set its site-specific look. Red adds further accents on tools and smaller details, keeping the scene from feeling flat despite the grey base. That colour combination is unusual among town-style sets, since it prioritises function over the warmth of a finished home. Next to finished buildings in warmer facade colours, the site stands out as a deliberate contrast.

534 unique parts across scaffold and materials

3,375 pieces across 534 unique parts are spread across scaffolding, crane, materials and small props like toolboxes and barrier tape. That variety of small elements keeps the build engaged and interesting, even though the overall model is more compact than some other BDP sets. The full parts list on this page shows exactly which shapes and colours are used, handy for anyone after specific site-themed pieces for their own street scenes. Scaffold and material parts in particular translate well into other projects.

FAQ

Does this set show a finished building?
No, the centrepiece is a building mid-construction with scaffolding, a crane and materials rather than a completed facade.
Does the crane actually move?
Yes, the crane rotates and functions as a moving, working element of the construction scene.
How many unique parts are in the set?
534 unique parts and colours across a total of 3,375 pieces, with the full list further down this page.

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