Set Facts
- This is the first modular set to contain a detailed interior and features a grocery store, detailed apartments with a fireplace and bay windows, a roof terrace with grill and seating, and 4 minifigures.
- The Green Grocer set features a variety of fruits and vegetables like apples, bananas, cherries, and carrots, with the addition of croissants, and includes detailed elements such as a mousehole, fridge, postboxes in the lobby, and apartment furnishings like a fireplace, curtains, a grandfather clock, radiator, rug, bins, and a fire escape.
- Green Grocer was designed by LEGO designer Jamie Berard.
Regional Retail Prices (LEGO.com/Store)
Green Grocer Reviews
Eurobricks
“This is an incredible set and the best of the three in my opinion. It is hard to top Cafe Corner but I believe Green Grocer just did. I absolutely love all the details and building techniques that went into making this set. There is a ton of different parts and wide color... More selection.”
The Bearded Nerd
“The end result is simply lovely. The grocer itself is very quaint and extremely detailed, with an exquisite tiled floor which extends to the side passage, which houses mail boxes, stairs to the apartment and a passage to the back alley. ”
Full review at www.beardednerd.se
Brickset
Essential for any expanding street — “A superb set, unfortunately hard to find as any modular street would be so much the poorer for not having it. There are a few clues as to its age, but the shop is second to none, the flooring is superb and the stock is marvellous.”
Full review at brickset.com
Subtheme Analysis
Lifespan
39 mos (this set 32 mos)
Annual growth
+7.20% (this set +8.61%)
This set's annual growth (CAGR) vs. subtheme
Community Stats
Green Grocer currently ranks #5 out of the top most owned sets in Advanced Models Modular Buildings.
About Advanced Models Modular Buildings
The Modular Buildings subtheme is a Creator/Advanced Models series of sets introduced in 2007 that feature larger detailed buildings, primarily aimed at older teenagers and adult fans of LEGO. many of the sets in the series are designed to connect together via TECHNIC pins to form the 'The Street Layout'. Café Corner, Grand Emporium, Palace Cinema, and Brick Bank are connecting corners by which two sides of the layout can be joined together. Typically new sets in this series are released once or twice a year.
Modular Buildings consists of 7 sets that ran from 2007 to 2012. As of today,
10182 Cafe Corner is the most valuable Modular Buildings set with an estimated new/factory sealed value of $2,819.
Summary
Advanced Models Modular Buildings Green Grocer set 10185 was released on March 5, 2008, retailing for $150, it has since been retired. New, unopened sets are valued at $1,754, used ones can be found for $1,250.
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Amazing details and design! Expand your LEGO neighborhood or start a new one with the Green Grocer! Designed in a modular style, this colorful and lively building features a grocery store and classic apartments that can be built, rebuilt and rearranged to suit your own LEGO town. Detailed architecture includes realistic interior, courtyard access, a roof terrace and fire escape, lots of windows and doors, and much more! 2352 Pieces.
Build a street layout by combining Green Grocer with 10190 Market Street and 10182 Cafe Corner! Top 3 floors lift off to reveal inner rooms! Grocery store features a blue and white awning, cash register, bins for bread, vegetables and fruit, refrigerator and tiled floor!
Apartments have lots of details like bay windows, fireplace with tools, grandfather clock and windows that open to the fire escape! Stairs lead up to the apartments and to the roof terrace! Roof terrace has chairs, umbrellas, grill and flowers!
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