LEGO Model 6117: Doors & Windows

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Over that last few years Doors and Windows has been a particularly good investment for Bricks and More collectors with an annualized growth of upwards of 9. It came with various pieces to build only windows and doors for an addition to a LEGO collection or for additional parts of buildings. The 1970's LEGOLand vehicles had proper minifigs, but the vehicle scales were way too small, but they work in the background. The tendency to go bigger, bigger, bigger seems everywhere in LEGO, whether it's door parts or Star Wars helmets This isn't always a good thing.

In my opinion the current door with frame is for me, although with great fondness I remember the classic 4x5 door in my Shell servo, yellow fire station, snack bar and little garage - ah simple times as a child ! I quite like the modern look of the new door system, and the sturdiness provided by having a door frame.

I agree however that the new 4-pane door looks too tall for a minifig, they could have made the window panes start a bit lower on the door. Cheaper, thinner plastic would replace the old 4×5, as well as the need to attach a round 1×1 plate for added door-opening ability.

Keep in mind that anyone can view public collections—they may also appear in recommendations and other places. On the side of the 5-high door, however, I tend to build buildings at 6-high per floor - 5-high door, with a lintel or decoration above it. Of course, what I really want is a lot of wallpaper printed up like the backgrounds shown on some set boxes so I can put a 'false horizon' on the room walls. There are a lot of different shapes and sizes but only two or three of each, so it becomes difficult to build something that looks really nice.

There are never enough (and often no) doors and windows in the basic Lego boxes, so I thought this would be a great supplement to her Lego collection. Includes a wide selection of windows and doors, plus a colorful mix of LEGO® pieces including eyes, wheels, hinges and bricks for kids to create classic LEGO toys. Unfortunately, although one could see through the clear plastic, the door had a major design flaw; it was molded shut.The primary goal of the Bricks and More theme was to provide sets that were centered around basic building. The door required no additional clear plastic or a frame, and it was molded in numerous colors including black, blue, green, light grey, red, brown, white, yellow, and even navy blue and pink.