LEGO Tudor Corner REVIEW

Here's my review of the LEGO Icons 10350 Tudor Corner, the latest product of the Modular Series Collection a fan favourite theme that seems to be on point this year!

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[aheadachewithpictures]

The irregular windows of the more Georgian style workshop is actually quite realistic, Georgian buildings would have the fanciest windows for the facade and then very plain ones for all other faces of the building.

[CheeseyStudios]

I haven't collected modulars for years now, but wow, I almost want to pick this up simply for the joy of building it! The angles, colors, and techniques are incredible. Thanks as always for your thorough review, Tiago!

[last_thylacine]

This is one of the most beautiful modulars

[fedreserv]

The thing that stood out to me the most is the building techniques. They are BRILLIANT and for sure one of the best we got this year. Well done LEGO.

[BrotherhoodWorkshop]

In a set full of brilliant building techniques, that one that he literally exclaim was the but tiles inside the hollow spaces of the transparent bricks. I love this modular so much! I want to live in it!

[hamsterproductionsofficial]

As a Brit I simply have to buy this 🤩 My first modular purchase since the Detectives Office!

[RCmies]

6:37 I like to imagine the person living in the apartment is the clock maker's daughter living in the upstairs of the shop. Maybe she's a student who needs a place to live with low cost.

[WillBruton]

an absolute British icon. they captured everything perfectly; I'm surprised that this exact building isn't just down the road. phenomenal set and the designers are so talented for cooking up something like this. The Tudor rose in the instructions is an amazing detail. it is such a shame that I cannot purchase this one, it is truly one of, if not the best modular building in the series.

[aalexis]

Parisian restaurant, the detective’s office, and now this. Absolutely amazing.
I love all of my modular buildings, but these three are my absolute favourites. Can’t wait for January the 1st.
And as always an excellent review by you. I always wait to hear what you have to say about the modular buildings.

[The_Professor_Toad]

9:29 The Tudor corner looks absolutely AWESOME next to the Police Station!

[AdamJasper]

The moment I saw this it instantly became one of my favourite Modular buildings ever. I thought it was a high end MOC at first so it's amazing how they got all of these details in an official LEGO set. The corner pub reminds me of my old local one.

[cowsonzambonis]

The tile with the lanyard 🙌🏻🙌🏻 Awesome job, Lego!!

[lanefaulhaber]

Who designed this set? And why are they not designing literally every set for LEGO? This is one of the most well designed sets I have ever seen for LEGO. Up there with the Lion Knights Castle.

[gfbray]

Overall I would say it's architecturally more a 'Mock Tudor' corner than a Tudor one. There are still a few Tudor buildings of this size in London, like Prince Henry's Room on Fleet Street and St Bartholomew’s Gatehouse, but most of the buildings that look Tudor are actually late Victorian or even 1920s/30s imitations - a lot of them are pubs (or 'inns' if you like, but no-one in the UK would call them that!) and the style is even sometimes known as 'Brewers Tudor'. Given the style and shape of the ground and middle floor, this feels like one of those buildings - still perhaps 100-150 years old but not quite 500 years old! Btw the way I really love this set and the channel, really appreciate the reviews and looking forward to building the (Mock) Tudor Corner, once I get through some Black Friday purchases!

[HighTeaToys]

I am so excited for this. As it is mostly based on English architectural styles it does sort of make sense from what you see around here why the window is different. I totally agree with you as I too would also like it matching, but with these older style buildings many things are usually added and changed as building tastes change over the centuries and it makes for some odd styles. Though not my favourite, I did quite like the nod to that in this modular. It feels like a fitting amalgamation of Britain in a fantasy-adjacent way. In the same way Bridgerton is 'history adjacent'

[pakosb]

Wow! That's an amazing new modular! Definitely a must have!

[LONDONBRIDGEBRICKS]

By design It’s very British 🇬🇧 and that makes me very happy - great run through/review Tiago of what is shaping up to be a much loved modular.

[BrilliantBro]

Perfect, everything is perfect, down to the last detail, as a proud British person I can say that this is one of the best Modular’s ever!😁

[charlotteterry]

I always look forward to your reviews especially because of your knowledge, honesty, and excellent photography. LEGO’s modular buildings line is my absolute favourite and has been since 2007. Having said that, there are releases I’ve skipped because they didn’t make my heart beat a little faster lol. I won’t be skipping Tudor Corner. Your review really highlights its charm. And I think I’m going to love it as much as 10243 Parisian Restaurant and 10297 Boutique Hotel. Thanks for another informative review :)

[BrickMeisterZ]

Love how the new Tudor building turned out, especially the exterior of that black and white striped-wall.