Name: LEGO LEGO Ideas - Old Fishing Store (21310)
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Rating: 4.7 (128 reviews)

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LEGO LEGO Ideas - Old Fishing Store (21310)

Collectible<br><ul><li>Includes 4 minifigures: a captain, fisherman, fisherwoman and a child, plus cat and 3 seagull figures</li><li>Old Fishing Store features a detailed exterior, shop and connected lookout tower with office, all standing on a sand-colored LEGO® 32x32 baseplate with rock-style elements</li><li>Exterior features steps to the front and side doors of the store, railings, a tap with 2 pipes with meters on the back wall, ventilator and assorted elements including: ‘Anton’s Bait Shop’ sign (2x4 tile), opening times sign, ‘gone fishin’’ sign, anchor, barrel, 2 tires with chains, 3 crates with 2 fish and transparent ice-style elements, 4 fish hanging on hooks, 2 life preservers, box of hooks (1x2 tile), and a toolbox with a drill, oil can and wrench</li><li>Shop features an opening back wall and removable roof with mismatched timber-style elements and decorative stickers, 2 ceiling light elements, 2 opening entrance doors, 2 glass-style windows, green and beige floor tiles, 4 opening windows, shop counter, display racks, plus assorted elements including: cash register, mug, bottle, hook boxes, cash, desktop lamp, 2 oars, fishing gear including rods, harpoons and fishing nets, 3 diving helmets, 3 oxygen tanks, 4 diving flippers, a sextant, decorated map tile, TNT box, plus a spider and spider’s web under the floor</li><li>Lookout tower lower level features an office with 2 opening windows, boarded-up window with newspaper sticker, desk, chair, lamp and newspaper elements, plus a ladder to the upper level</li><li>Lookout tower upper level features a removable roof with a weather vane, 2 opening windows, 360-degree viewing balcony, plus assorted elements including a telescope, flag, ship’s wheel, lantern and 2 decorative crabs; Great for display or role-play fun; Includes a booklet about the fan designer and LEGO® designer of this set; This set includes over 2,045 pieces; Measures over 12” (32cm) high, 9” (25cm) wide and 9” (25cm) deep</li></ul>

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Visit the beachside Old Fishing Store, featuring a shop packed with fishing-themed elements, and a connected watchtower with a 360-degree viewing balcony and office on the lower level. Ideal for display and role-play, this model has 2 removable roofs, an opening back wall in the shop for easy access, 4 minifigures, cat and 3 seagull figures, as well as loads of other cool details and elements to fire up the imagination.

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Provides nice details and a fun build experience.

Features many playable details and hidden nooks.

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My oldest son loved LEGOs when he was young. I never thought about doing a LEGO set until I saw this one. It was fun to build and I enjoyed it very much. I have it on display in my living room. I got the light kit and it looks really cool. LEGOs are now for young and old.

LEGOs for young and old.

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I wanted a project for me and my son and we settled on making a fishing village. We bought two Fishing Stores and have built one as per the instructions, the other we will use to build a boat house and other villagey buildings.

It's an amazing set and is worth every single penny! There's lots of detail and is a joy to put together! My son has had so much fun so far and I feel like a little boy again. If we can afford it, I might buy a third one some day... Hahaha! Great stuff, Lego! Thank you for the fun!

So great I bought two!

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I never really thought about building Lego's until I came across this set. Know I have purchase Lego's for kids throughout the years and when I was shopping this year for some Star Wars set for the boys I saw this set and something inside said I had to have it. After starting the set I decided to by a couple other small sets to add some extra people and props to the set. This was so fun to build and cannot believe how sturdy this structure is. I really hope Lego brings on more of these sets because if they do I will definitely be purchasing them. I think sets like these broadens Lego's customer base. As an older adult who is not into Star Wars or the other super hero lines this is a perfect build to bring me in. Big thank you to the original designer, The Lego designer and Lego for being this to life.

My First Lego Set

Brought this set yesterday and it's by far my favourite. Fun and not at all repetitive which I really enjoyed. Loved all the diffferent bricks and the attention to detail is amazing.... kind of wish I had a real beach house with the same plan! Come on Lego build me a life size model on the west coast! 10/10 although it was abit expensive and I did initially have buyers remorse although it quickly faded when I started to build it. 

Lego, darling. Keep up the good work!! 

P.s. bring out more modular buildings, my partner and I can't wait anymore!!!

By far my favourite.

the best building I have built yet, better than any modular in the sense that there are details in every possible space and interesting ways to put parts together and keep it visually appealing, not blocky at all. Feels like they put a lot of thought into it, kept it on subject and didn't just add things because they could, but because it fit.

very good

This set is so amazing. Play value is great, Build quality is outstanding, part selection is perfect, Overall it's such a great and unique set like no other! This is by far my favorite Ideas set ever released and I would not think twice about buying any more sets like this, amazing! Also I might go and buy another one just to see what I can come up with using the parts and try and make a second shop to go next to it.

Hands down the BEST modular building EVER

21310 Old Fishing Store is the 18th set of the Lego Ideas line. It has 2049 pieces which makes it, thus far, the largest Ideas set. The box is quite nice looking with images of the set and some fishing gear superimposed on sand green planks at the front of the box and brown ones at the back. When opened, the box reveals 16 bags, all numbered from '1' to '7', and a 32x32 stud brick yellow baseplate. There are three bags dedicated to stages 1 and 7, while each of the other stages have two bags. The instruction manual and a sticker sheet of 11 stickers are in the same protective bag. The manual has 276 pages and 313 steps to complete the model. It starts with a short introduction of the fan designer, Robert Bontenbal, and the Lego designer's account of how the set was transformed from a fan design to an actual Lego set.

There are four minifigures included in the set: a captain, a fisherman, a fisherwoman, and a child. The captain is wearing a brick yellow knitted Aran jumper/sweater and dark blue trousers, and his white hat with a black visor and a gold braid is in a bag of its own. The fisherman is dressed in olive green overalls over a stained gray shirt, a dark gray pixie cap, and black boots, whereas the fisherwoman is sporting a brick yellow vest with multiple pockets over a white T-shirt, and sand blue trousers with dark green boots. The child (a boy) is wearing a dark azure hoodie over a green striped shirt, light gray trousers, and a white cap. Unfortunately, none of the heads are two-sided, but the fisherman's head is brand new. All three torsos of the adult minifigures are also brand new prints and the two dual-molded leg assemblies with boots are also new recolors.

The three bags printed with number '1' reveal all four minifigures of the set. This stage also builds the basement for the building, especially that of the watchtower side. I noticed that the bricks used are quite large, and there is some repetition when building the seven fenced assemblies that are placed under the tower. No stickers are applied, yet.
Stage two of the build concentrates mainly on the lower part and floor of the bait shop, but also the floor of the tower office floor gets finished. At this point of the build I have only 7 spare pieces, so there aren't that many small bits. Still no sign of stickers.
Stage three is where the first three stickers get pasted on. This stage builds some of the bait shop interior and outer walls of the building, and completes both the tower office and the lower part of the opening wall with hinges, and as the bricks ran out, I was left with nine spare parts. I was pleasantly surprised to see that the 2x2 newspaper tile on the office desk was a new print with a fireman, a cat and the caption "The greatest hero ever!". The inventory printed on the last pages of the instruction manual still shows the picture and number for the old tile (4655208), so I'm not sure that every set has the new variant of the tile.
Stage four adds mainly to the wall height of the building, but also a cash register and other accessories to the shop. Another two stickers are affixed to different pieces, I found the one sticker that attaches to a glass pane especially difficult to align. This stage ended with me having 12 spare parts in my hands.
Stage five is not as much about adding to the building as it is about accessories. Extremely cool and useful accessories, I might add, though I wonder what kind of fishing a box of TNT and some dynamite sticks are meant for. The first 12 steps of this stage depict the assembly of various decorative elements, either adding to the interior of the bait shop, or just cobbling together actual accessories one can play with, such as boxes of lobsters or fish. Having written that, there are also bricks to build both the upper part of the opening back wall with hinges, and the triangular reddish brown gables of the roof. My set had 11 spare parts after the completion of this stage.
Stage six introduces some more sand green shingling (or perhaps cladding) of the walls, three seagulls, a cat, the rest of the stickers, and the roof over the shop. A small amount of upside down building, which I'm very bad at, is done on the roof part. This stage yielded me a meager four spare parts.
The three bags printed with number '7' are the final stage of the build, and the bags contain the bricks and pieces to finalize the watchtower. The tower is adorned by a weathervane, a ship's wheel, two crabs, and there is even a golden telescope on the balcony. I was left with eight spare parts when the last stage was finished.

The build of this set does take some concentration, but in my opinion it is not overly difficult. However, I found that small and nimble fingers would have been a good thing to have. I thought I'd build this set without any major mistakes, but at some point I managed to turn the detachable roof over so that the majority of the hinged parts were put in wrong. The roof would have looked just fine even with the mistakes, but I wanted to complete the model the way it is depicted in the manual, so I had to pull some of it apart. I, personally, would have built some bits of the set in a different order, such as adding the cheese slopes on top of the rocks and stacking 1x1s, otherwise the piles of tiles and/or bricks may look a bit wonky, unless that is the look a builder is aiming for. Also some of the accessories can be quite difficult to add to the shop interior if one happens to have larger hands, therefore an earlier addition of these pieces might have been a good thing. There is some repetition, for example almost all windows are identical, and the sand green wall cladding looks the same throughout the build, but to me it was barely noticeable, I was enjoying the build too much to be bothered with such trivialities. The build offers no revolutionary building techniques (or else they sneaked by me), yet still managed to fill me with awe. I like the color scheme of the set very much. I also like the smooth finish of the walls and that there is only a limited number of studs left exposed. For some reason, I always struggle to put the roof on top the store when the detachable part of the tower is in its rightful place. It seems to be easier to do so with the tower removed.

For those looking for new or rare parts, I will list a few: Completely new printed parts, which are currently exclusive to this set, are the printed flat 2x4 tile which spells 'Anton's Bait Shop' (element ID 6205749) and the flat 1x2 tile printed with 'Hooks' and a lure (6205746). There are also a few recolors, this is the first appearance of a medium nougat 1x4 plate (6167700), a red lifebuoy (6202627), and an olive green 1x2 masonry brick (6202628). The dark stone gray 2x3 tile (6187008) is currently available in only two sets, and both the captain's hat (6179574) and the seagull (6208794) have previously appeared only in the Collectable Minifigure Series 10 where they were the accessories of Sea Captain. The reddish brown fence 1x4x2 (6202676) was previously used in one set back in 2014, and prior to this set, the olive green 1x8 brick (6058219) has been used (in abundance) only in 10243 Parisian Restaurant.

And now to the nitpicking section: 
1) Interior is too small for big hands.
2) No room for a minifigure to walk through to the cash register, the passageway is too narrow. The same goes with the doorway to the tower, which is only two studs wide while a minifigure is close to being four studs wide.
3) The 1x1 transparent tiles (the ice inside the lobster crates) in my set look yellowed when compared to with the transparent cheese slopes.
4) The opening wall parts chafe on each other just a tiny bit.
5) Sticker glue is very strong, and leaves residue behind if the stickers are placed wrong and then removed for adjustment.
6) The anchor is left loose.
7) "Backyard" a bit empty, some grass (for example olive green flower stems) would have made a huge difference. Also, no visible access to the backyard, perhaps there could have been a ladder down from the tower section.

On the whole, I think Old Fishing Store is a fantastic set. I don't fish and I don't even like the taste of fish, but I knew I had to buy it. In my opinion, it is the best Ideas set so far. The overwhelming number of accessories in the set makes other, larger sets look sparse (I'm looking at you Grand Emporium). Yet every detail seems to have been thought through with care: there is even a ladder to the top of the tower. Old Fishing Store is definitely in my top 5 of favorite Lego sets. I would especially recommend this set for those who love Lego buildings and fishing.

Ps. If someone is looking to add even more sea-related stuff to the set, at least these things were omitted from the original: a trident (design ID 92290), a clam/shell (6092203), some string netting, and a starfish (design ID 33122). If one is really out to catch something big with a fishing rod, there are also larger animal molds for an octopus, a shark, and a dolphin.

21310 Old Fishing Store

Built this in five or six sessions but hard to hold out working on this as detail evolved, some very clever building techniques and tons of accessories so the inside of the shop is a feast for the eye. One of my favourites and a real credit to original designer and Lego Making this. When your fitting out shop you may struggle if you have big fat fingers like me but not too bad if you take your time. The tiles used to clad the outside with ability to pose a few at angles add to the charm of this great set. Its also bigger than you think, almost like the modulars as it pretty much fills a 32x32 baseplate and is at least 20 bricks high.

Fun with supurb detail, love it

This is a Christmas present so I dont want to open it to make sure everything is ok, but the cardboard item box is wet. The shipping box it was in is dry. So it's almost like the item got wet at the facility and they shipped it like that. I've got my fingers crossed that the items inside the box are ok and not damaged, but I will have to wait until Christmas to find out.

Item box is wet but shipping box is not

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