Residential Row (Series 1)

Welcome to “Residential Row”, a full urban, residential neighborhood, for your brick built city. This is Series 1 of the Residential Row line, which will consist of 4 series total, each containing 3 houses, Series 1&2, are going to be the odd address side of street, and Series 3&4, will be the even address side. This is the first 3 houses of the odd side, addresses 1,3,& 5, and in the end, all 4 series will connect into a 12 house neighborhood, 6 houses on each side, with a street going up middle. The whole point of “Residential Row” is to emulate an area similar to where I live, on east coast of the US, where it’s all ”Row Houses”, but there all independently owned, and all have different architectural styles from 1 house to the next. Each house in “Residential Row” also has a story behind it, with the minifig residents who live in each house. “1 Residential Row” is occupied by Sam, a hot shot business man, and bachelor, who has completely remodeled his house, into a modern 1br duplex, and converted it into an E-House, and he also drives the red “E-Car”, that pairs with the charger installed in his driveway. The middle house “3 Residential Row”, is actually “our” house, as in BrickBuildersMD, myself (Rick/Dad), and my daughter Mia, as minifigs, and just like in real life, we are a “lego” household, and there are 3 micro builds throughout the house, 2 based on real lego sets, and 1 micro lego art piece “moc”, see if you can spot them. The last house, “5 Residential Row”, is 2 band mates sharing the house, Tommy(singer/producer), and Joey(drummer), from a hip hop/alternative duo called “21 builders”(based on our favorite group lol), and in there den/Tommy’s room, they have a studio, with a nice drum set build, and a 500 series analog/digital hybrid mixing/mastering desk, for them to work on they’re new album. My goal is by the end of all 4 Series, to have a vibrant neighborhood, that feels real, and lived in, and full of awsome minifigs, with lives to live in everyone’s lego cities, in their own complete "residential" area.