Road Signs & Screens Bundle
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.
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.
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