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Step into the world of 90s car-tuning culture and urban garage aesthetics with this dynamic build. The Street MOD Garage set combines workshop architecture, custom car tuner details, LED lighting, and display/value quality, perfect for builders who love vehicles, street scenes and modular display pieces.
Key Features
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Solid piece count & display ready
The set contains about 1,935 pieces. -
Integrated lighting effects
Includes 7 light points and COB-type light strips to simulate the ambience of an 80s/90s garage front signage and interior lighting. -
Workshop architecture & detailed design
• Two types of front-entrance mechanism: folding and roller-shutter doors.
• Front façade can be removed / dismantled for interior access.
• Car modification bay: includes a six-slot car and parts to customise its look. -
Street-style setting & printed details
13 themed scenes and 18 printed pieces (walls, graffiti, signs, tools) complement the build. -
Display-friendly vibe
The colours (red/white/grey), architecture and lighting make it stand out in a display environment or modular street layout.
Why You’ll Love It
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Because it gives you scene + story, it’s not just bricks but a narrative: cars, mods, graffiti, workshop hustle.
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The lighting lifts it from “model” to atmospheric show-piece, especially effective under ambient or low light.
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Great for collectors or display builders who like vehicle themes, urban settings, or modular-street layouts.
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A balanced size: large enough to make an impact, but still manageable in build time and display footprint.
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