Brick-built roads and streets for my LEGO city

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  • Streets with tram tracks and railroad crossings.
    An overview of the different methods I've used to create the streets and roads in my LEGO city Brickostan.
    Transcript:
    hey today i want to show the brickwork
    road i have in my city and how i've
    built it
    most of the road a street in my city is
    a brick built
    some with this cobblestone
    look and uh
    somewhere that's this asphalt a concrete
    look
    there are though some of the street in
    merced that's not brick built
    for example this bone section
    here and
    over here
    i've used
    some of the old road plates
    so that part i want to keep it with this
    road system
    and
    i do have some of the new
    road system
    i have powder set but i have not used it
    anywhere in my city
    but let me show how this
    brick build road is made
    let's just start with some basic lego
    geometry
    we can see this one
    it's a two start wide in both direction
    and five plates high
    this one here has the same
    width and all on all sides
    it's a it's a perfect cube
    or at least in lego world it is
    so
    two starts with is the same as five
    plates in height
    and we can see it here
    i have something here and here the same
    direct dimensions
    but i uh attach it in different ways
    but still the same height
    most people know this
    but uh i don't know if all people know
    that
    one brick on top of studs
    has the same
    height
    as
    as a brick
    this one is nearly the same
    and
    we can use that
    so if we attach this rail here
    it will have the same height
    as this one and the same
    with a three stud brick
    the height of that
    is the same as two bricks and two plates
    so where
    and if we attach
    a rail
    on top here
    it will have exactly the same height
    and
    we use that here
    where we have three bricks in height
    just resting on top
    of the studs on the plate underneath
    and over here
    we have this cobblestone design
    and that too is resting
    so
    you can see here if we put
    put the cobblestones
    on the headlight
    bricks on top of
    something with this height
    let's just add it here
    we can see
    that
    oh let's
    turn it the other way around
    we can see that this one
    and this one
    gets the exact same height
    so that's the technique i've used here
    and here
    let me just try to pull up some of this
    so you can see how it's made
    these are just loose
    but
    three bricks high and down here
    we have
    the rails
    resting on
    two bricks
    here i just put in
    a brick
    and a plate
    and a tile
    so
    this one here
    is hold back
    also just three brakes high
    and here
    is the same
    three bricks
    and
    over here
    we have these
    sticks of
    headlight bricks with
    tiles on them to make the cobblestone
    and this one here
    is attached
    by these
    bricks
    and this one here
    is just hold in place
    with these technic pins
    so uh
    you see here there's a
    red and
    something that should look like a sewer
    so
    when i put this one down here
    i made sure
    that the part
    that was here were blue
    and not white
    for the bright background
    and the curve section here
    i just filled in
    see if i can get it
    some bricks that isn't fully attached
    my street here with frame tracks uses
    the old
    track system from lego from the 80s
    but my main railroad line here
    uses the new rc tracks
    but i managed to
    make straw stripes from the
    street
    into the railroad crossing so how is
    that done
    here's how i did it
    i have this track
    it has some tiles
    and it's each style is raised
    one plate
    on top of each
    tie or sleeper
    and if i have a brick
    and
    a plate and a tile
    it perfectly fits down here
    i could also use
    a tile and two plates
    that also fits
    or here
    four plates
    and a tile
    clips nicely
    and here
    and one here
    and then we get this striping
    railroad crossing
    one thing though if i only have one
    brake height
    it will
    kind of lose
    you can see
    but
    if i instead
    have it
    elevated a little
    then i can
    make these three bricks high
    and if i use those
    it will not move
    it's locked in position
    and i could also use something like this
    on top of
    of a
    tile
    and that will go in
    both directions
    this one
    or
    this one
    and that's how i've made
    my railroad crossing here
    so i've made these
    and uh let's see
    i'll try to pull it up
    and take this one
    in here
    with the straw
    stripes
    on the street
    managed to create it
    this one
    here the cobblestone look is just the
    tiles attached on a plate
    so let's just put some of this
    you can see here tiles on a plate
    and it's the same
    both for the
    all tracks here
    and the new tracks here
    but
    up
    here the street is created with lots of
    one by two plates
    let's remove this one
    so
    maybe you can see it
    a lot of
    one by two plates
    and this boss lane here
    with just some
    panel pieces
    in like bluish gray
    and the stretch itself
    is
    dark blue is grey
    and it's held up
    by this
    technic structure
    so
    that's what's keeping
    it from falling down i hope you enjoyed
    this video showing how i've made the
    streets
    and the roads in my city
    and
    the bridge here
    is a separate video
    but the street
    a road is made of technic beam parts or
    lift arms
    and
    this one
    was one of the only normal
    lego rope plates i've used i've cut it
    in half
    so
    smaller than normal
    ...
    #legoroad #legocity #lego

Komentáře • 11

  • @FaisalAddas007
    @FaisalAddas007 Před 2 lety +1

    cool !

  • @theroaringbricks
    @theroaringbricks Před 2 lety

    That's genius! Really good techniques👍

  • @legoben98productions
    @legoben98productions Před 2 lety

    I’m curious on how you integrated the old train tracks with the new. I’ve been toying with it recently and so far using jumper plates seems to do the trick.

    • @Brickostan
      @Brickostan  Před 2 lety +1

      I cheated. I cut it.
      There's 3 kind of LEGO pieces I cut in: Train track, base plates & flex tube/hose. In that regard I'm not a LEGO purist!
      If you cut the new track you can get it to align perfect with the old track.
      But if you don't want to cut in your LEGO, the best method I came up with was with jumper plates. But everything gets offset by half a stud then.

  • @thelegoman4705
    @thelegoman4705 Před 2 lety

    Nice

  • @FaisalAddas007
    @FaisalAddas007 Před 2 lety +1

    can i have a shoutout please ?