Stickers for a LEGO city street
A city block is mostly flat grey and tan until somebody puts writing on it. These are the sheets that do that job: road and traffic signs for the tarmac outside, shop fronts and price cards for the ground floor, and working screens for the windows. Every design is hand-drawn, printed on self-adhesive vinyl in the UK, and cut out by you.
Forty-seven stickers on one A4 sheet to turn a town into a Christmas village: the market board over the square, the signs above the shops and stalls, posters for the carol concert and the panto, and the small details in every window and doorway.
Every shop name is made up, and every sign and poster has its own lettering, so the village reads as a street of different traders rather than one sticker repeated. Tinker’s Toys has a toy soldier by the door, Sugarplum Sweets has a candy cane, and the station at Holly Halt runs the Santa Special.
It sits happily on a modular high street or a winter village layout: put the toy shop window behind the glass, the snowman by the door, the robin on the wall and the Santa stop sign at the kerb.
WHAT IS ON THE SHEET
Forty-seven designs, one of each, no repeats.
3 big pieces for 4×4 tiles: a Christmas Market board above a square of snowy stalls, a toy shop window full of toys (rocking horse, train, teddy, drum and presents) and a cafe menu chalkboard (Gingerbread, Hot choc, Mince pie)
9 shop and stall signs for 2×4 tiles: Tinker’s Toys, Christmas Trees, Hot Chestnuts, Hot Drinks, Ginger Bread, Baubles, Holly Halt (the village station), a Season’s Greetings banner and Sugarplum Sweets
14 posters for upright 2×3 tiles: Carols, Panto, Skating, Late Night shopping, Grotto, Lights On (the switch-on), Fair, Santa Special (the steam train), Trees, Mince Pies, Festive drinks, Wreaths, Gift Wrap and Raffle
21 small designs for 2×2 tiles: shop windows with a Christmas tree, with stockings and with a Noel sign, a holly sprig, a green front door with a wreath, a wrapped present, a snowman, a robin, Open Late, Santa Today, a snowy 30 road sign, Gifts and Toys shop signs, a Letters to Santa postbox, a reindeer crossing sign, a Santa stop sign, a Mind the Ice sign, a Christmas pudding, a Christmas tree, a Santa hat and a snowflake
WHICH TILES TO USE
Any colour. Every design covers the whole tile face with its own background, so the tile underneath never shows. If your cut wanders a little, cut just inside the line rather than outside it: we print on white-backed vinyl, so a cut on the wide side leaves a pale edge, while a cut on the narrow side disappears.
WHY IT LOOKS RIGHT ON A TILE
Every sticker is sized 0.2mm in from each edge of the tile face, so it sits inside the tile’s bevel rather than riding up onto it. We settled that figure by printing candidates and sticking them on real tiles.
HOW IT ARRIVES
One A4 sheet of printed vinyl, posted flat in a protective A5 box. The stickers are NOT pre-cut. They print as a full sheet and you cut each one out yourself with small scissors or a craft knife, which is what lets us fit 47 designs on one sheet at this price. There is a fine crop mark at each corner to cut to.
Ordering from the USA? This sheet posts to you for £4.95 by standard airmail, or £12.85 tracked, with duties paid so there is nothing to pay when it arrives.
The artwork was created with AI image generation and the lettering was set by us. Every design was chosen by us and checked at true print size before the sheet went on sale. All the shop names are invented.
Compatible with LEGO® and other leading building-brick systems.
LEGO® is a trademark of the LEGO Group, which does not sponsor, authorise or endorse this product. This is not a LEGO® product.
Forty adverts on one A4 sheet, for the billboard over the junction, the poster in the bus shelter and the hoarding round the building site.
Every brand is made up, and every brand has its own lettering and colours, so the sheet reads as forty different companies trying to sell your minifigures something. The same brand matches across sizes: The Daily Grind on the billboard is The Daily Grind in the bus shelter, the way a real campaign runs.
Look closely and the city has a story. The Daily Grind and Golden Crust advertise the coffee shop and bakery from our City range, Skyline Air flies from the airfield, and Brenda from the Daily Grind is playing tonight with her band, Brenda & the Beans.
WHAT IS ON THE SHEET
Forty designs, one of each, no repeats.
• 4 extra-wide hoardings for 2×6 tiles: The Daily Grind (coffee and cake), Skyline Air (fly the world), Blast Off! (in cinemas soon) and Brenda & the Beans (tonight)
• 15 billboards for 2×4 tiles: The Daily Grind (coffee and cake), Golden Crust (fresh bread), Fizz! (lemonade), Scoop (ice cream), Volta (electric cars), Sunny Bay (beach holidays), Skyline Air (fly the world), ping (mobile phones), Big Bite (burgers and fries), Blast Off! (in cinemas soon), Brenda & the Beans (tonight), Splash (water park), The Slice (New York style pizza), Woof (dog food) and an Advertise Here board
• 21 bus shelter posters for upright 2×3 tiles: The Daily Grind, Golden Crust, Fizz!, Scoop, Big Bite, The Slice, Brenda live tonight, Blast Off!, Skyline Air, Sunny Bay, a missing cat called Tom, a 50% off sale, the Fun Fair, the Circus, City Zoo, the Museum and its dinosaurs, the Library, Recycle, City Bikes, the number 42 bus and a Your Ad Here poster
WHICH TILES TO USE
Any colour. Every advert covers the whole tile face with its own background and a black frame, so the tile underneath never shows. If your cut wanders a little, cut just inside the line rather than outside it: we print on white-backed vinyl, so a cut on the wide side leaves a pale edge, while a cut on the narrow side disappears.
WHY IT LOOKS RIGHT ON A TILE
Every sticker is sized 0.2mm in from each edge of the tile face, so it sits inside the tile’s bevel rather than riding up onto it. We settled that figure by printing candidates and sticking them on real tiles.
HOW IT ARRIVES
One A4 sheet of printed vinyl, posted flat in a protective A5 box. The stickers are NOT pre-cut. They print as a full sheet and you cut each one out yourself with small scissors or a craft knife, which is what lets us fit 40 designs on one sheet at this price. There is a fine crop mark at each corner to cut to.
The artwork was created with AI image generation. Every advert was then chosen by us, checked at true print size and printed on vinyl before the sheet went on sale. All the brands are invented.
Compatible with LEGO® and other leading building-brick systems.
LEGO® is a trademark of the LEGO Group, which does not sponsor, authorise or endorse this product. This is not a LEGO® product.
Fifty-four pieces of street art on one A4 sheet, for the back alley, the shutter on the corner shop, the side of a train or the wall under the railway bridge.
Every piece is painted onto its own wall: red brick, green painted brick, roller shutters, boarded-up wood and layers of torn posters. The sticker brings the surface with it, so a plain tile becomes a piece of wall that has been on the street for years.
It's all one hand. The pieces share one stencil style, black shadow, bright colour and white highlight, so the sheet reads as one street artist working across your city rather than a mixed bag.
These are made for building bricks generally, not for one system, and the vinyl works just as well on model railway scenery or a diorama as it does on a brick-built wall.
WHAT IS ON THE SHEET
Fifty-four designs, one of each, no repeats.
• 3 large pieces for 4×4 tiles: a CCTV camera, a giant eye on torn posters, and a yellow spray can in mid-spray
• 9 wide pieces for 2×4 tiles: a dachshund, a sleeping cat, a skateboard, a running fox, a swooping gull, a BMX, a double-decker bus, a row of spray cans and a broken chain
• 28 small pieces for 2×2 tiles: a cat, an eye, a spray can, a crow, a pigeon, an open hand, a dripping heart, a light bulb, a skull, a boombox, a paper plane, a fox, a key, a dog, a padlock, a telephone, a camera, a tin can, headphones, a microphone, a vinyl record, a paint roller, a traffic cone, a dustbin, a gull, a pair of dice, trainers hanging from a wire and a dripping tap
• 14 tall pieces for 2×3 tiles: a street lamp, a traffic light, a cat, a standing fox, a fire hydrant, a tower block, a crane, a parking meter, an arrow sign, a stepladder, an electricity pylon, a speaker stack, a wheelie bin and a fire extinguisher
WHICH TILES TO USE
Any colour. Every piece covers the whole tile face with its own painted wall, so the tile underneath never shows. If your cut wanders a little, cut just inside the line rather than outside it: we print on white-backed vinyl, so a cut on the wide side leaves a pale edge, while a cut on the narrow side disappears.
WHY IT LOOKS RIGHT ON A TILE
Every sticker is sized 0.2mm in from each edge of the tile face, so it sits inside the tile's bevel rather than riding up onto it. We settled that figure by printing candidates and sticking them on real tiles.
HOW IT ARRIVES
One A4 sheet of printed vinyl, posted flat in a protective A5 box. The stickers are NOT pre-cut. They print as a full sheet and you cut each one out yourself with small scissors or a craft knife, which is what lets us fit 54 designs on one sheet at this price. There is a fine crop mark at each corner to cut to.
The artwork was created with AI image generation. Every piece was then chosen by us, checked at true print size and printed on vinyl before the sheet went on sale.
Compatible with LEGO® and other leading building-brick systems.
LEGO® is a trademark of the LEGO Group, which does not sponsor, authorise or endorse this product. This is not a LEGO® product.
USA EDITION. These are American signs, for an American street. Buy it wherever you live: we draw and print in the UK and post to both the UK and the USA. Ordering from the USA? This sheet posts to you for £4.95. Our US bundles include this sheet and ship tracked for £5.95.
Give your brick-built American city real streets. This single sheet has the road signs, street blades and sidewalk furniture that finish off a US City or Modular scene: the yellow diamonds, a full set of traffic lights, the interstate shield, Route 66, New York street blades in the real green, San Francisco blades in the real white, and the stacked Manhattan parking signs that nobody who has walked those blocks ever forgets.
EVERY TRAFFIC SIGN IS THE REAL FEDERAL DESIGN
The 30 traffic signs on this sheet are official artwork from the US Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices, the actual federal specification, not an artist's impression. STOP is the real R1-1. The deer crossing is the real W11-3. No AI artwork was used anywhere on this sheet.
TWO CITIES, AND THEY LOOK DIFFERENT BECAUSE THEY ARE DIFFERENT
New York street blades are green with white lettering. San Francisco's are white with black lettering inside a rounded border they have used since 1946. Both are drawn to the real specification, and on the sheet you can tell the two cities apart at a glance, which is the whole point.
It's a VARIETY PACK, not a print-twice sheet. Every sign is a different design. Only the traffic lights come in pairs, so a junction can show red one way and green the other.
WHAT'S ON THE SHEET (72 stickers)
• Regulatory (2x2): STOP, Yield, Do Not Enter, Wrong Way, No U-turn, No Right Turn, No Left Turn, Keep Right, accessible parking
• Yellow diamond warnings (2x2): pedestrian crossing, bicycle, signal ahead, stop ahead, cross road, side road, curve, merge, chevron, railroad advance, deer crossing, slippery when wet
• School (2x2): the fluorescent yellow-green school pentagon
• Services and routes (2x2): parking, EV charging, bike route, hospital, Interstate 95 shield, US Route 66 shield
• Upright plates (2x3): Speed Limit 25 and 30, No Turn On Red, Do Not Block The Box, Curb Your Dog, Bus Stop, Taxi Stand
• New York parking stacks (2x4): No Standing Any Time, No Parking Any Time, Don't Even Think Of Parking, Street Cleaning, Fire Hydrant, 2 Hour Parking, No Honking 350 Dollar Fine
• New York street blades (1x4): Broadway, 5 Av, W 34 St, Wall St, Park Av, Madison Av, Canal St, W 42 St, Lexington Av, E 59 St, Times Sq
• San Francisco street blades (1x4): Lombard St, Haight St, Ashbury St
• Subway entrance strip (1x4)
• Traffic lights and street furniture (1x2): two red, two yellow and two green signal heads, a green left-turn arrow, WALK and DON'T WALK pedestrian signals, One Way left and right, All Way, two building number plates and a parking meter
THE MANHATTAN PARKING STACKS
A real New York pole carries a stack of signs, not one plate, which is why these are on 2x4 tiles rather than the usual small ones. Red lettering means you cannot park, green means you can, exactly as it works on the street. And yes, DON'T EVEN THINK OF PARKING is a real sign.
WHY IT LOOKS RIGHT ON A TILE
Every sticker is precision-sized 0.2mm smaller per edge than the tile face, so it sits inside the tile's bevelled edge rather than overlapping it. It looks like it belongs, not stuck on. It's a small detail most sellers don't bother with.
WHAT YOU GET
• A printed sheet of self-adhesive vinyl stickers. You cut each one out yourself (they are NOT supplied pre-cut), then peel and apply
• One A4 sheet, posted flat in a protective envelope
• Tile-size labels printed on the sheet so you know exactly which tile each sign is for
• Compatible with LEGO and other leading building-brick systems. The self-adhesive vinyl also sticks to train track, model scenery, board-game pieces and more
A NOTE ON TILE SIZES
Most signs are 2x2 tiles. The upright plates are 2x3, the street blades are 1x4, and the New York parking stacks are 2x4, a very common tile and worth having a few of before you start.
CUTTING AND APPLYING
• Cut each sign out with small, sharp craft scissors, or a craft knife against a steel rule on a cutting mat for the crispest edges
• Cut just inside the printed border so no white edge shows, then peel and place
• Take your time with the small 1x2 pieces (signal heads, parking meter, number plates). A hobby knife handles the tiny ones best
Pairs with our Screens & Displays sheet for a complete city scene, and with the Road & Traffic Signs UK Edition if you build both sides of the Atlantic.
LEGO is a trademark of the LEGO Group, which does not sponsor, authorise or endorse this product. This is not a LEGO product.
113 stickers in total: 57 bread signs, price cards and framed wall art for The Golden Crust, plus 56 different working screens, TVs, departure boards, hospital monitors and more, to drop into any build.
WHY THESE TWO GO TOGETHER
The Screens sheet even carries a "LIVE from The Golden Crust" news screen and a café-menu display, so your bakery gets a working TV on the wall and a digital board behind the counter. Build the shop, then wire it up.
WHAT'S IN THE BUNDLE
• The Golden Crust, Bakery (30 designs / 57 stickers): shopfront branding, specials boards, dietary shelf tags, display price cards, counter strips and framed wall art including Bakery Bob. Every design is printed twice, so you get a built-in spare.
• Screens & Displays (56 designs / 56 stickers, one of each): big TVs, departure and arrivals boards, hospital and medical screens, monitors, tickers and small signs, a pure variety pack for any scene.
WHY IT LOOKS RIGHT ON A TILE
Every sticker is precision-sized 0.4mm smaller per edge than the tile face, so it sits inside the tile's bevelled edge rather than overlapping it, it looks like it belongs, not stuck on.
WHAT YOU GET
• Two printed sheets of self-adhesive vinyl stickers, you cut each one out yourself (they are NOT supplied pre-cut), then peel and apply
• Sent flat in a protective envelope, posted together as one UK Large Letter
• Tile-size labels printed on the sheets so you know exactly which tile each sticker is for
• Compatible with LEGO® and other leading building-brick systems, the self-adhesive vinyl also sticks to train carriages, model scenery, board-game pieces and more
CUTTING & APPLYING, A QUICK HOW-TO
• Cut each sticker out with small, sharp craft scissors, or a craft knife / scalpel against a steel rule on a cutting mat for the crispest edges
• Cut just inside the printed border so no white edge shows, then peel and place
• Take your time with the small 1×2 and 1×4 pieces, a hobby knife handles the tiny ones best
A CONNECTED WORLD
The Golden Crust is run by Bakery Bob, and many of the news screens are fronted by Rick the Reporter, part of a recurring cast (with Bard and Brenda the Barista) that ties the whole range together. Add the coffee shop next door to keep building your high street. Every name, brand and headline in it is our own invention, drawn for this world.
LEGO® is a trademark of the LEGO Group, which does not sponsor, authorise or endorse this product. This is not a LEGO® product. Designs created with AI image generation.
Claire, verified Etsy buyer
Two sheets, one connected scene, our Coffee Shop sheet plus the universal Screens & Displays sheet, together for £16 (save £3 on buying them separately).
111 stickers in total: 55 café signs, menus and framed wall art for The Daily Grind, plus 56 different working screens, TVs, departure boards, hospital monitors and more, to drop into any build.
WHY THESE TWO GO TOGETHER
The Screens sheet even carries a "LIVE from The Daily Grind" news screen and a café-menu display, so your coffee shop gets a working TV on the wall and a digital menu board behind the counter. Build the café, then wire it up.
WHAT'S IN THE BUNDLE
• The Daily Grind, Coffee Shop (29 designs / 55 stickers): shopfront branding, drinks menus, "Coffee of the Day" boards, framed wall art including Brenda the Barista, bean retail tags and counter signs. Every design is printed twice, so you get a built-in spare.
• Screens & Displays (56 designs / 56 stickers, one of each): big TVs, departure and arrivals boards, hospital and medical screens, monitors, tickers and small signs, a pure variety pack for any scene.
WHY IT LOOKS RIGHT ON A TILE
Every sticker is precision-sized 0.4mm smaller per edge than the tile face, so it sits inside the tile's bevelled edge rather than overlapping it, it looks like it belongs, not stuck on.
WHAT YOU GET
• Two printed sheets of self-adhesive vinyl stickers, you cut each one out yourself (they are NOT supplied pre-cut), then peel and apply
• Sent flat in a protective envelope, posted together as one UK Large Letter
• Tile-size labels printed on the sheets so you know exactly which tile each sticker is for
• Compatible with LEGO® and other leading building-brick systems, the self-adhesive vinyl also sticks to train carriages, model scenery, board-game pieces and more
CUTTING & APPLYING, A QUICK HOW-TO
• Cut each sticker out with small, sharp craft scissors, or a craft knife / scalpel against a steel rule on a cutting mat for the crispest edges
• Cut just inside the printed border so no white edge shows, then peel and place
• Take your time with the small 1×2 and 1×4 pieces, a hobby knife handles the tiny ones best
A CONNECTED WORLD
The Daily Grind is run by Brenda the Barista, and many of the news screens are fronted by Rick the Reporter, part of a recurring cast (with Bard and Bakery Bob) that ties the whole range together. Add the bakery next door to keep building your high street. Every name, brand and headline in it is our own invention, drawn for this world.
LEGO® is a trademark of the LEGO Group, which does not sponsor, authorise or endorse this product. This is not a LEGO® product. Designs created with AI image generation.
UK EDITION SIGNS. The signs sheet in this bundle is the UK Edition. If you are building an American street, buy the Road & Traffic Signs USA Edition sheet instead.
The two sheets that work in ANY build. Our Road and Traffic Signs sheet finishes the street outside; our Screens and Displays sheet lights up everything inside. Together they turn a bare brick-built town into somewhere that looks lived in, and unlike our themed shop sheets, neither one is tied to a particular building. Whatever you are making, these belong in it.
140 stickers across two sheets, and 138 of them are a different design. These are variety packs, not print-twice sheets.
SHEET 1 - ROAD & TRAFFIC SIGNS (84 stickers)
Give your town real roads.
• Speed and regulatory: STOP, Give Way, No Entry, 20 / 30 / 40 / 50 / 60 mph, national speed limit, no waiting, no stopping, no left / right / U-turn
• Mandatory direction: ahead only, keep left, keep right, turn left, turn right, mini-roundabout
• Warning triangles: roadworks, school, pedestrian crossing, crossroads, level crossing, two-way traffic, wild animals, accompanied horses, falling rocks, low-flying aircraft, quayside, speed camera
• Parking and services: parking, accessible parking, EV charging, hospital, bus, cycle, pedestrian, fuel
• Wide signs: bus lane, 20 and 30 mph zone entry, Park & Ride, Red Route
• Brown tourist signs: golf, theatre, castle, steam railway, zoo, picnic, vineyard, museum, abbey / cathedral, marina
• Street-name plates: Main Street, High Street, Station Road, Church Lane, Park Lane, King Street, Market Street, Queen's Road
• Direction finger-posts: Town Centre, City Centre, Car Park, Station, Hospital, Parking, Airport, Beach
• Street furniture: traffic lights showing the full UK cycle (red, red and amber, amber, green), a belisha beacon, a red pillar box, one-way arrows
SHEET 2 - SCREENS & DISPLAYS (56 stickers)
Every screen in your build, switched on.
• Hero TV screens: news, sport, weather, business
• Vertical displays and monitors
• Rail and airport departure boards
• Hospital screens: ECG traces, X-ray viewers
• CCTV and security monitors
• Shop and cafe screens
A WORKING SET OF TRAFFIC LIGHTS
The traffic lights are not just an icon. The strip shows the real UK sequence (red, then red and amber, then amber, then green), so you can set different lights to different states around a junction and it reads like a live crossing.
A TIP ON THE BROWN TOURIST SIGNS
The brown tourist signs are the classic pointed direction shape. They look cleanest applied to a WHITE tile, because the white-backed vinyl around the point blends in, so you see just the brown arrow with no border.
WHY IT LOOKS RIGHT ON A TILE
Every sticker is precision-sized 0.4mm smaller per edge than the tile face, so it sits inside the tile's bevelled edge rather than overlapping it. It looks like it belongs, not stuck on. It is a small detail most sellers do not bother with.
WHAT YOU GET
• TWO printed sheets of self-adhesive vinyl stickers. You cut each one out yourself (they are NOT supplied pre-cut), then peel and apply
• Sent flat in a protective envelope
• Tile-size labels printed on the sheets so you know exactly which tile each sticker is for
• Compatible with LEGO® and other leading building-brick systems. The self-adhesive vinyl also sticks to train track, model scenery, board-game pieces and more
CUTTING AND APPLYING, A QUICK HOW-TO
• Cut each sticker out with small, sharp craft scissors, or a craft knife against a steel rule on a cutting mat for the crispest edges
• Cut just inside the printed border so no white edge shows, then peel and place
• Take your time with the small 1×2 pieces (traffic lights, beacon, pillar box). A hobby knife handles the tiny ones best
SAVE ON THE PAIR
Bought separately these two sheets are 19.00. Together they are 16.00.
A CONNECTED WORLD
The screens are fronted by Rick the Reporter and the MOC News channel, and the street outside is the one our shops stand on: The Golden Crust, where Bakery Bob bakes, and The Daily Grind, where Brenda pulls the espresso, all narrated by Bard, our storyteller. Build one part of the town, then the next, and a little connected world starts to grow. Every name, brand and headline in it is our own invention, drawn for this world.
LEGO® is a trademark of the LEGO Group, which does not sponsor, authorise or endorse this product. This is not a LEGO® product. Some designs created with AI image generation.
It's a variety pack: 56 distinct designs, no repeats, superb value, and useful in literally any scene. It also quietly covers the MOC gaps nobody makes sheets for, like hospitals and train stations, without needing a dedicated theme.
WHAT'S ON THE SHEET (56 designs, one of each)
• Big TVs (2×3), Breaking News desk · weather · sport · markets · "LIVE from The Golden Crust" · "LIVE from The Daily Grind" · retro arcade · film still · kids' cartoon · nature documentary · TV quiz · cooking show · music channel · shopping channel · health show
• Vertical displays (2×3), chest X-ray · ad totem · departures board · cinema poster · café menu · gym timetable · arrivals board · building directory · A&E waiting times · hospital directory · pharmacy collection · bedside monitor · "now calling" board · MRI scan
• Monitors (2×2), CCTV grid · ECG monitor · computer desktop · lift indicator · ATM · smart-home panel · arcade game · jukebox · vending machine · parking meter · fruit machine · weather radar · IV pump · defibrillator
• Long boards & tickers (1×6), markets ticker · rail departures · airport departures · A&E wait strip
• Small boards & signs (1×4), platform indicator · gate/boarding · "Now Showing" · car park spaces · "Now Serving" · Ward 7 Cardiology · Theatre in Use · A&E Emergency · X-Ray wayfinding
ONE OF EACH, MAXIMUM RANGE
Unlike our themed shop sheets, which print every design twice so you have a spare, Screens is a pure variety pack: 56 different displays, one of each. Screens aren't tied to a single build, so the value here is breadth: the widest possible choice of working screens to drop into any scene.
BEST FOR
Homes, shops, offices, train stations, airports, hospitals, security rooms, arcades, cinemas, anywhere a build needs a screen. Around 11 of the designs are hospital and medical screens, so an A&E or ward build is covered in one sheet.
WHY IT LOOKS RIGHT ON A TILE
Every sticker is precision-sized 0.4mm smaller per edge than the tile face, so it sits inside the tile's bevelled edge rather than overlapping it, it looks like it belongs, not stuck on. The image fills the whole screen edge to edge, with no fake bezel or border getting in the way.
WHAT YOU GET
• A printed sheet of self-adhesive vinyl stickers, you cut each one out yourself (they are NOT supplied pre-cut), then peel and apply
• Sent as two A5 sheets (cut from one A4), posts flat in a protective envelope
• Tile-size labels printed on the sheet so you know exactly which tile each sticker is for
• Compatible with LEGO® and other leading building-brick systems, the self-adhesive vinyl also sticks to train carriages, model scenery, board-game pieces and more
CUTTING & APPLYING, A QUICK HOW-TO
• Cut each sticker out with small, sharp craft scissors, or a craft knife / scalpel against a steel rule on a cutting mat for the crispest straight edges and corners
• Cut just inside the printed border so no white edge shows, then peel and place
• Each sticker is sized fractionally smaller than the tile face, so it sits neatly inside the tile's bevelled edge, line up one edge first, then lay it down
• Take your time with the small 1×2 and 1×4 pieces, a hobby knife handles the tiny ones best
BUILDING A WHOLE TOWN? SAVE ON THE PAIR
These screens finish everything inside. Our Road and Traffic Signs sheet (84 stickers: speed limits, STOP and Give Way, warning triangles, street-name plates, brown tourist signs and a full traffic-light cycle) finishes everything outside. Get both in our Road Signs and Screens bundle for 16.00, instead of 19.00 bought separately.
A CONNECTED WORLD
Many of the news screens are fronted by Rick the Reporter and the MOC News channel, part of a recurring cast (with Bard, Bakery Bob and Brenda the Barista) that ties the whole range together. Every channel, headline and brand on the sheet is our own invention, drawn for this world.
LEGO® is a trademark of the LEGO Group, which does not sponsor, authorise or endorse this product. This is not a LEGO® product. Designs created with AI image generation.
UK EDITION. These are British signs, for a British street. If you are building an American street, buy the Road & Traffic Signs USA Edition sheet instead.
Give your brick-built town real roads. This single sheet has the road and traffic signs that finish off a City or Modular street scene: speed limits, STOP and Give Way, the full set of warning triangles, parking and service signs, street-name plates, finger-post direction signs, brown tourist signs, and a working set of traffic lights. One sheet does a whole town.
It's a VARIETY PACK, not a print-twice sheet. Unlike our themed shop sheets (which print every design twice), almost every sticker here is a different sign, so 84 stickers give you 82 different designs. Maximum variety for one street scene.
WHAT'S ON THE SHEET (84 stickers)
• Speed and regulatory (2×2): STOP, Give Way, No Entry, 20 / 30 / 40 / 50 / 60 mph, national speed limit, no waiting, no stopping, no left / right / U-turn
• Mandatory direction (2×2): ahead only, keep left, keep right, turn left, turn right, turn-left and turn-right ahead, mini-roundabout
• Warning triangles (2×2): roadworks, school, pedestrian crossing, crossroads, level crossing, two-way traffic, wild animals, accompanied horses, falling rocks, low-flying aircraft, quayside, speed camera
• Parking and services (2×2): parking, accessible parking, EV charging, hospital, bus, cycle, pedestrian, fuel
• Wide signs (2×3): bus lane, 20 and 30 mph zone entry, Park & Ride, Red Route
• Brown tourist signs (2×3): golf, theatre, castle, steam railway, zoo, picnic, vineyard, museum, abbey / cathedral, marina
• Street-name plates (1×4): Main Street, High Street, Station Road, Church Lane, Park Lane, King Street, Market Street, Queen's Road
• Direction finger-posts (1×4): Town Centre, City Centre, Car Park, Station, Hospital, Parking, Airport, Beach (green primary, blue local, brown tourist)
• Street furniture (1×2): traffic lights showing the full UK cycle (red, red and amber, amber, green), a belisha beacon and a red pillar box, plus one-way arrows
A WORKING SET OF TRAFFIC LIGHTS
The traffic lights are not just an icon. The strip shows the real UK sequence (red, then red and amber, then amber, then green), so you can set different lights to different states around a junction and it reads like a live crossing.
A TIP ON THE BROWN TOURIST SIGNS
The brown tourist signs are the classic pointed direction shape. They look cleanest applied to a WHITE tile, because the white-backed vinyl around the point blends in, so you see just the brown arrow with no border. (The sheet even prints a little reminder next to them.)
WHY IT LOOKS RIGHT ON A TILE
Every sticker is precision-sized 0.4mm smaller per edge than the tile face, so it sits inside the tile's bevelled edge rather than overlapping it. It looks like it belongs, not stuck on. It is a small detail most sellers do not bother with.
WHAT YOU GET
• A printed sheet of self-adhesive vinyl stickers. You cut each one out yourself (they are NOT supplied pre-cut), then peel and apply
• Sent as two A5 sheets (cut from one A4), posts flat in a protective envelope
• Tile-size labels printed on the sheet so you know exactly which tile each sign is for
• Compatible with LEGO® and other leading building-brick systems. The self-adhesive vinyl also sticks to train track, model scenery, board-game pieces and more
CUTTING AND APPLYING, A QUICK HOW-TO
• Cut each sign out with small, sharp craft scissors, or a craft knife against a steel rule on a cutting mat for the crispest edges
• Cut just inside the printed border so no white edge shows, then peel and place
• Mount the round and triangular signs on any tile; mount the pointed brown tourist signs on a white tile for the cleanest look
• Take your time with the small 1×2 pieces (traffic lights, beacon, pillar box). A hobby knife handles the tiny ones best
BUILDING A WHOLE TOWN? SAVE ON THE PAIR
These signs finish everything outside. Our Screens and Displays sheet (56 mini TVs, departure boards, shop screens and hospital monitors) finishes everything inside. Get both in our Road Signs and Screens bundle for 16.00, instead of 19.00 bought separately.
PART OF THE UNIVERSAL RANGE
Works in any build, and pairs with our Screens and Displays sheet and The Airfield marking sheets for a complete town-and-transport scene.
A CONNECTED WORLD
These are the signs on the street our shops stand on. Follow the Town Centre finger-post past the traffic lights and you reach The Golden Crust, where Bakery Bob is pulling loaves from the oven, and The Daily Grind, where Brenda pulls the espresso, with Rick the Reporter broadcasting LIVE from one or the other and Bard, our storyteller, somewhere in the scene. Build one part of the town, then the next, and a little connected world starts to grow. Every name, brand and headline in it is our own invention, drawn for this world.
LEGO® is a trademark of the LEGO Group, which does not sponsor, authorise or endorse this product. This is not a LEGO® product. Some designs created with AI image generation.
Most brick stickers you find are name labels or decals for existing sets. This is different: a complete, themed kit of bakery signage that doesn't exist anywhere else, built for MOC (My Own Creation) builders who want real detail.
THE IDEA, SIGNS FOR THE OUTSIDE, A WORLD FOR THE INSIDE
The Golden Crust branding and bread signage go on the shopfront. The framed wall-art tiles bring the inside to life. Together they transform the whole scene, not just one corner.
WHAT'S ON THE SHEET (30 designs)
• Framed wall art (4×4), Master Baker (Bakery Bob) portrait · modern abstract grain print · minimalist wheat-field print
• Boards (2×3), specials board · "Bread, Rolls & Pastries" sign · "Made Today" badge
• Banners (2×3), "Baked Fresh Today" · "Please Use Tongs Provided" · "Artisan Bread, Baked Fresh in Store" · "Cakes to Order"
• Signs & badges (2×2), Golden Crust logo · "Light & Flaky" croissant · meal deal · "Bread · Pastries · Cakes" · 5-star Hygiene Rating · "Cards Welcome"
• Counter strips (1×6), "Sourdough ◆ Baguette ◆ Focaccia" · "Bread ◆ Pastries ◆ Coffee"
• Dietary shelf tags (1×2), Gluten Free · Vegan · Fresh In · Organic · Nut Free · Dairy Free
• Display price cards (1×2), Baguette · Sourdough · Croissant · Cinnamon Swirl · Victoria Sponge · paper bag label
TWO OF EACH, A BUILT-IN SPARE
Every design is printed twice, which is why 30 designs give you 57 stickers, the three large 4×4 wall-art pieces are the only singles. The second copy is deliberate, not padding: small vinyl can be fiddly to cut and apply, so if one doesn't go on cleanly first time, you've a spare ready to go.
WHY IT LOOKS RIGHT ON A TILE
Every sticker is precision-sized 0.4mm smaller per edge than the tile face, so it sits inside the tile's bevelled edge rather than overlapping it, it looks like it belongs, not stuck on. It's a small detail that makes a big difference, and one most sellers don't bother with.
WHAT YOU GET
• A printed sheet of self-adhesive vinyl stickers, you cut each one out yourself (they are NOT supplied pre-cut), then peel and apply
• Sent as two A5 sheets (cut from one A4), posts flat in a protective envelope
• Tile-size labels printed on the sheet so you know exactly which tile each sticker is for
• Compatible with LEGO® and other leading building-brick systems, the self-adhesive vinyl also sticks to train carriages, model scenery, board-game pieces and more
CUTTING & APPLYING, A QUICK HOW-TO
• Cut each sticker out with small, sharp craft scissors, or a craft knife / scalpel against a steel rule on a cutting mat for the crispest straight edges and corners
• Cut just inside the printed border so no white edge shows, then peel and place
• Each sticker is sized fractionally smaller than the tile face, so it sits neatly inside the tile's bevelled edge, line up one edge first, then lay it down
• Take your time with the small 1×2 and 1×4 pieces, a hobby knife handles the tiny ones best
A CONNECTED WORLD
The Golden Crust is run by Bakery Bob, one of a recurring cast (alongside Bard, Brenda the Barista and Rick the Reporter) that ties the whole range together. The perfect neighbour to The Daily Grind coffee shop. Every name, brand and headline in it is our own invention, drawn for this world.
LEGO® is a trademark of the LEGO Group, which does not sponsor, authorise or endorse this product. This is not a LEGO® product. Designs created with AI image generation.
168 stickers in total across three themes, enough to fit out a café, a bakery and wire every screen in the scene.
WHY THE FULL SET
Buy any two themes on their own and you're at £19, so adding the third for just £3 more makes the complete set the obvious choice. The Screens sheet ties it together: it carries "LIVE from The Daily Grind" and "LIVE from The Golden Crust" news screens and café-menu displays, so both shops get working TVs and digital boards.
WHAT'S IN THE SET
• The Daily Grind, Coffee Shop (29 designs / 55 stickers): shopfront branding, drinks menus, "Coffee of the Day" boards, framed wall art including Brenda the Barista, bean tags and counter signs.
• The Golden Crust, Bakery (30 designs / 57 stickers): shopfront branding, specials boards, dietary shelf tags, display price cards, counter strips and framed wall art including Bakery Bob.
• Screens & Displays (56 designs / 56 stickers, one of each): big TVs, departure and arrivals boards, hospital and medical screens, monitors, tickers and small signs.
The two themed sheets print every design twice, so you get a built-in spare; Screens is a pure variety pack, one of each.
WHY IT LOOKS RIGHT ON A TILE
Every sticker is precision-sized 0.4mm smaller per edge than the tile face, so it sits inside the tile's bevelled edge rather than overlapping it, it looks like it belongs, not stuck on.
WHAT YOU GET
• Three printed sheets of self-adhesive vinyl stickers, you cut each one out yourself (they are NOT supplied pre-cut), then peel and apply
• Sent flat in a protective envelope, posted together as one UK Large Letter
• Tile-size labels printed on the sheets so you know exactly which tile each sticker is for
• Compatible with LEGO® and other leading building-brick systems, the self-adhesive vinyl also sticks to train carriages, model scenery, board-game pieces and more
CUTTING & APPLYING, A QUICK HOW-TO
• Cut each sticker out with small, sharp craft scissors, or a craft knife / scalpel against a steel rule on a cutting mat for the crispest edges
• Cut just inside the printed border so no white edge shows, then peel and place
• Take your time with the small 1×2 and 1×4 pieces, a hobby knife handles the tiny ones best
A CONNECTED WORLD
The Daily Grind is run by Brenda the Barista, The Golden Crust by Bakery Bob, and the news screens are fronted by Rick the Reporter, a recurring cast, all narrated by Bard, that ties the whole range together. This is the set that builds the connected world in one go. Every name, brand and headline in it is our own invention, drawn for this world.
LEGO® is a trademark of the LEGO Group, which does not sponsor, authorise or endorse this product. This is not a LEGO® product. Designs created with AI image generation.
Most brick stickers you find are name labels or decals for existing sets. This is different: a complete, themed kit of café signage that doesn't exist anywhere else, built for MOC (My Own Creation) builders who want real detail.
THE IDEA, SIGNS FOR THE OUTSIDE, A WORLD FOR THE INSIDE
The shopfront branding, menus and signs go on the walls and doors. The framed wall-art tiles bring the inside to life. Together they transform the whole scene, not just one corner.
WHAT'S ON THE SHEET (29 designs)
• Framed wall art (4×4), Brenda the Barista portrait · "Coffee on a Sunny Day" modern print · latte-art guide (four cappuccinos)
• Menus & boards (2×3), full drinks menu · "Coffee of the Day" (kraft) · "Coffee of the Day" (dark) · Opening Hours · Beans to Take Home · Gift Cards
• Banners (2×3), "The Daily Grind" shopfront · "Freshly Roasted"
• Signs & badges (2×2), Daily Grind logo · espresso machine · loyalty card · chalkboard special · "100% Arabica" roundel · "Free WiFi"
• Retail products (1×2), Colombia, Brazil & Ethiopia beans · caramel syrup · ground-coffee bag · takeaway cup sleeve
• Café tags (1×2), Oat Milk · Decaf · Dog Friendly
• Counter signs (1×4), "Order at the Counter" · "Takeaway Available" · "Speciality Coffee"
TWO OF EACH, A BUILT-IN SPARE
Every design is printed twice, which is why 29 designs give you 55 stickers, the three large 4×4 wall-art pieces are the only singles. The second copy is deliberate, not padding: small vinyl can be fiddly to cut and apply, so if one doesn't go on cleanly first time, you've a spare ready to go.
WHY IT LOOKS RIGHT ON A TILE
Every sticker is precision-sized 0.4mm smaller per edge than the tile face, so it sits inside the tile's bevelled edge rather than overlapping it, it looks like it belongs, not stuck on. It's a small detail that makes a big difference, and one most sellers don't bother with.
WHAT YOU GET
• A printed sheet of self-adhesive vinyl stickers, you cut each one out yourself (they are NOT supplied pre-cut), then peel and apply
• Sent as two A5 sheets (cut from one A4), posts flat in a protective envelope
• Tile-size labels printed on the sheet so you know exactly which tile each sticker is for
• Compatible with LEGO® and other leading building-brick systems, the self-adhesive vinyl also sticks to train carriages, model scenery, board-game pieces and more
CUTTING & APPLYING, A QUICK HOW-TO
• Cut each sticker out with small, sharp craft scissors, or a craft knife / scalpel against a steel rule on a cutting mat for the crispest straight edges and corners
• Cut just inside the printed border so no white edge shows, then peel and place
• Each sticker is sized fractionally smaller than the tile face, so it sits neatly inside the tile's bevelled edge, line up one edge first, then lay it down
• Take your time with the small 1×2 and 1×4 pieces, a hobby knife handles the tiny ones best
A CONNECTED WORLD
The Daily Grind is run by Brenda the Barista, one of a recurring cast (alongside Bard, Bakery Bob and Rick the Reporter) that ties the whole range together. Build the café, then add the bakery next door. Every name, brand and headline in it is our own invention, drawn for this world.
LEGO® is a trademark of the LEGO Group, which does not sponsor, authorise or endorse this product. This is not a LEGO® product. Designs created with AI image generation.
Road signs for a LEGO city
Nothing reads as "city" faster than a stop sign at a junction. There are two road sheets, so your street can belong somewhere. The UK edition is a variety pack: 84 stickers giving 82 different designs, covering speed limits, STOP and Give Way, the full run of warning triangles, parking and service signs, street-name plates, brown tourist signs, finger-posts pointing to the town centre, and a strip of traffic lights that shows the real UK sequence, so you can set different lights around a junction and the crossing reads as live. The USA edition does the same job for an American street: 72 stickers on one sheet, every one of them different. Buy either wherever you live. We draw and print in the UK, and we post to the UK and the USA.
Shop fronts for a LEGO high street
Two ground floors, ready to fit out. The Golden Crust turns a plain modular shop into an artisan bakery: shopfront branding, specials boards, counter strips, dietary shelf tags, price cards, and framed wall art for the wall behind the counter. The Daily Grind does the same for a cafe, with drinks menus, "Coffee of the Day" boards, counter signs, and its own framed art. On both sheets nearly every design is printed twice, so if a small piece does not go on cleanly first time you have a spare ready.
Screens, TVs, and departure boards
The Screen & Display sheet is the one that makes a build look switched on rather than switched off. Fifty-six designs, one of each, no repeats: big TVs, departure boards, hospital monitors, digital menus, shop screens, and news tickers. It suits any interior rather than just a high street, which is why it is paired with each of the other sheets as a bundle.
Where to start, and what the bundles save
If you are starting a street, start with the road. A signs sheet is the cheapest way in and it changes the look of a whole layout on its own. After that, pick the building you want to fill. Each sheet is sold on its own, or paired with the screens sheet as a bundle that costs less than the two bought separately: Road Signs & Screens, Bakery & Screens, or Coffee Shop & Screens. The Full Set puts the coffee shop, the bakery, and the screens together, which is the sensible buy if you are building more than one shop.
How the stickers work
Every sheet is printed on self-adhesive vinyl and sent out flat, as two A5 sheets in a protective envelope. You cut each sticker out yourself, they do not come pre-cut, and tile-size labels are printed on the sheet so you know which tile each design is for. Every sticker is drawn 0.4mm smaller per edge than the tile face, so it sits inside the tile's bevelled edge instead of lapping over it. That is the difference between a sticker that looks like it belongs and one that looks stuck on.
A street that joins up
The signs, the shops, and the screens all belong to the same invented town. Follow the Town Centre finger-post past the traffic lights and you reach The Golden Crust, where Bakery Bob is pulling loaves out of the oven, and The Daily Grind, where Brenda works the espresso machine and Rick the Reporter is broadcasting live from whichever shop will have him. Build one corner, then the next, and a connected world starts to grow. Every name, brand, and headline on these sheets is our own invention, drawn for this world.
If the sign you need does not exist
Half of a city is its names. Shop names, street names, house numbers, a logo for a business that only exists in your town: if it is not on a sheet, we will draw it. That is what custom LEGO stickers are for.
LEGO is a trademark of the LEGO Group, which does not sponsor, authorise or endorse this product. This is not a LEGO product.
Our UK road signs sheet, ready for winter. Every one of the 84 signs has snow settled along its top, and each sits on a night sky with falling snow, so your town looks as if it snowed overnight.
It is the same set of signs as our plain UK Edition, the speed limits, warnings, blue direction signs, brown tourist signs, street names and traffic lights, so it fits a city or village layout you have already built and simply turns it to winter.
It pairs with The Christmas Village sheet for a full festive street, and there is a bundle of the two.
WHAT IS ON THE SHEET
42 road signs for 2×2 tiles: stop, give way, no entry, 20, 30, 40, 50 and 60 limits, national speed limit, no waiting, no stopping, no left turn, no right turn, no U-turn, ahead only, keep left, keep right, turn left, turn right, turn left ahead, turn right ahead, roundabout, roadworks, pedestrian crossing, crossroads, school, two-way traffic, level crossing, speed camera, low-flying aircraft, horse riding, wild animals, quayside, falling rocks, parking, accessible parking, EV charging, hospital, bus, cycle route, pedestrian zone and fuel
15 signs for 2×3 tiles: bus lane, 20 zone, 30 zone, park and ride, red route, and ten brown tourist signs: golf course, theatre, castle, steam railway, zoo, picnic site, vineyard, museum, abbey and marina
8 street names for 1×4 tiles: Main Street, High Street, Station Road, Church Lane, Park Lane, King Street, Market Street and Queen’s Road
8 direction signs for 1×4 tiles: Town Centre, City Centre, Car Park, Station, Hospital, Parking, Airport and Beach
11 small pieces for 1×2 tiles: three traffic light housings, red, red and amber, amber and green lights, a Belisha beacon, a postbox and two one-way arrows
WHICH TILES TO USE
Any colour. Every sign carries its own night-blue background, so the tile underneath never shows. If your cut wanders a little, cut just inside the line rather than outside it: we print on white-backed vinyl, so a cut on the wide side leaves a pale edge, while a cut on the narrow side disappears.
THE SNOW
The snow is set so it never covers a letter, number or symbol. On the long thin street-name signs, where the lettering sits close to the top edge, the snow is a lighter dusting.
WHY IT LOOKS RIGHT ON A TILE
Every sticker is sized 0.2mm in from each edge of the tile face, so it sits inside the tile’s bevel rather than riding up onto it. We settled that figure by printing candidates and sticking them on real tiles.
HOW IT ARRIVES
One A4 sheet of printed vinyl, posted flat in a protective A5 box. The stickers are NOT pre-cut. They print as a full sheet and you cut each one out yourself with small scissors or a craft knife, which is what lets us fit 84 signs on one sheet at this price. There is a fine crop mark at each corner to cut to.
Ordering from the USA? This sheet posts to you for £4.95 by standard airmail, or £12.85 tracked, with duties paid so there is nothing to pay when it arrives.
Compatible with LEGO® and other leading building-brick systems.
LEGO® is a trademark of the LEGO Group, which does not sponsor, authorise or endorse this product. This is not a LEGO® product.