Hello Mr. Jang. The License Plates on the tram are added because in cities (at least around the EU) tram lines are often level with the road and trams are considered just another kind of vehicle and therefore must be registered (this is why they are required to have two-stage headlamps, rear lamps, brake lights and turn signals). However, they also have a permanently painted on registration number because they are also considered a form of train. Hope this helps.
There is a good news for those of you who didn't get this set, especially for those who would like to get a tram: this summer, LEGO will release another city square set, which contains a very nice looking tram. The set number is 60097, and it contains a tram, a helicopter, a LEGO store, an auto shop, a tram station, a small coffee shop, a flat-bed truck and a LEGO truck. I'm sure it will be a fun set to play with! :)
Finally, a bike rack in LEGO city! I'm really happy for all those minifigs who ride up to a restaurant nearby and now don't have to worry about their bikes getting stolen outside. Also, I'm glad there's a map and times. I always seemed to miss the bus in LEGO city before this appeared. It's the little details here that make me happy, though the larger- like the bus and the light-rail thing that is very similar to the one near my house, look pretty darn good too. Thanks for the review, Jang!
the street sweeper design normally only has the brush on the left (facing from the back) and in real life would have a suction tube behind it that sucks up the dirt and rubbish into the storage area
I'm working on building one of the trains in the color red, using my own parts, and the instructions as a quick guide. I just need to buy some doors and windows on PAB
The seating in their buses,trains has always confused me.You only need torsos,as that is all you can see.Remove the legs and you can get a lot more seats in them.
I think that with the details from the tram I wouldn't like the seating issue, but I think that most kids will not really care about the missing door, since the doors are pretty useless anyway.
For your costume lego city you should have A two mini-figure wide car Formula one race car Transparent/clear car A mobile home Rocket car Hover car Stretch limo A spider walker mech A zip line on a tall building A giant tank Futuristic car High class sports car These are just some suggestions and interesting challenges I know it is your city but these are just some possibilities
When I built this set some of the doors on the tram and the bus were way too loose and they would open up by themselves really easily. Very annoying. I placed a brick on the inside stud of the loose doors to prevent them from opening all the time.
Would there be any room for the power functions in the middle car? It does look kinda small, but with that middle car not having much detail, it seems like the best place for it.
+LeftForDead Player - It can. Sorry for quite the late response, hope this still helps you. This is a wonderful set totally recommend it i do mostly MOCS now nut if this just came out today i would still get it. I have it built still! - Mostly everything but the bus stop. Sadly it broke and i never fond all the right pieces to rebuild it. :( But do get this set! i give it a definite 9 out of 10 starts!
On a REAL lightrail this would only be ONE car with ONE articulated spot in the center. Still a driver's cab at each end, but as many as four can form a train.
7:24 All right hand drive countries: *Are we a joke to you* Jang, I have watched you for a while and you were once my favourite CZcamsr but I had to make the joke since you failed to notice that some countries drive on the other side. Lego sells their sets throughout the world, and it would be wrong to not accommodate for the international market. Also, any coach driver would cringe at you calling it a *bus* instead of a *coach*. It’s a coach since it has luggage compartments for long distance travel.
Eh, I described clearly that I was criticizing the fact that a second full-sized ingress/egress door was placed immediately next to the driver's seat. It's not designed with RHD countries in mind. Passengers could not get in as they'd have to literally climb over the driver. As for coach vs. bus, I just looked it up for sport and every relevant definition of "coach" I seems to use the word "bus." Also LEGO, based in Denmark, EU, officially calls this vehicle a bus (twice) in their English language description.
Hello Mr. Jang. The License Plates on the tram are added because in cities (at least around the EU) tram lines are often level with the road and trams are considered just another kind of vehicle and therefore must be registered (this is why they are required to have two-stage headlamps, rear lamps, brake lights and turn signals). However, they also have a permanently painted on registration number because they are also considered a form of train. Hope this helps.
Oh,that's fasinatating,thanks.
This set but i dont have it. The bus is more of a long distance coach bus rather than a commuter bus tho but i still like it
Probably the coach has doors on both sides, so that players from both LHT and RHT countries can enjoy the set.
you could easily remove a door and put bricks
That's... a lot of things in one set.
JANGBRiCKS you are right
Haha yeah
There is a good news for those of you who didn't get this set, especially for those who would like to get a tram: this summer, LEGO will release another city square set, which contains a very nice looking tram. The set number is 60097, and it contains a tram, a helicopter, a LEGO store, an auto shop, a tram station, a small coffee shop, a flat-bed truck and a LEGO truck. I'm sure it will be a fun set to play with! :)
Downside: it'll cost you £125 ($200)
Jonathan Albericci
Yeah I think the cost will be high, but that's because it's a really big set (1683 pieces).
E23p m
Jonathan Albericci Well in singapore the lego sets are almost DOUBLE the price
I got this for Christmas some years back.
Finally, a bike rack in LEGO city! I'm really happy for all those minifigs who ride up to a restaurant nearby and now don't have to worry about their bikes getting stolen outside.
Also, I'm glad there's a map and times. I always seemed to miss the bus in LEGO city before this appeared.
It's the little details here that make me happy, though the larger- like the bus and the light-rail thing that is very similar to the one near my house, look pretty darn good too.
Thanks for the review, Jang!
I wish they sold the train as a sepret set. :(
i think they do sell the train seprately
you could put pieces on the track to make it look leveled
the street sweeper design normally only has the brush on the left (facing from the back) and in real life would have a suction tube behind it that sucks up the dirt and rubbish into the storage area
i wonder what would happen if two tram drivers tried to drive at the same time
would it tear itself a apart or just stay there?
i think the bus doors should slide open almost like the air plane doors
I agree
THE TROLLY DOSE FIT ON TRACKS THANK YOU
on the left side door of the bus, it should be smaller it is the driver's door. (he wouldn't go through the passenger door.)
These coach type of buses only have 1 door
The bus is a coach and it is a long distance mode of transportation
I had this set when I was little I loved it
I NEED THIS!!
me too.
Me too
good set
I have it
same
9:31 That was the Coast Guard logo.
Hero factory jet rocka has those windshield used as a canapede
That logo by the beach on the map is the 'Coastguard' logo.
My favorite part about the set is either the train or the bus.
Only the passenger trains actually stay 6 wide on their base. The freight trains always have things that stick out making them 7 wide or more.
I'm working on building one of the trains in the color red, using my own parts, and the instructions as a quick guide. I just need to buy some doors and windows on PAB
This is a spectacular set, I just wish I had enough money to buy it.
I love your work jang thanks a lot
The door on the other side is for the bus driver to get in
That looks cool
The seating in their buses,trains has always confused me.You only need torsos,as that is all you can see.Remove the legs and you can get a lot more seats in them.
that is something Lego doesn't do enough of is transport sets
I'd call it a street sweeper
I think that with the details from the tram I wouldn't like the seating issue, but I think that most kids will not really care about the missing door, since the doors are pretty useless anyway.
Awesome video!
nice set!
For your costume lego city you should have
A two mini-figure wide car
Formula one race car
Transparent/clear car
A mobile home
Rocket car
Hover car
Stretch limo
A spider walker mech
A zip line on a tall building
A giant tank
Futuristic car
High class sports car
These are just some suggestions and interesting challenges I know it is your city but these are just some possibilities
........Its supposed to be realistic..... limos cool though
It's supposed to be realistic and compact
back then people who work at lego used to get paid by given a golden lego brick that was huge
This set looks great! I hope I can still find it somewhere on ebay!
i need to get this set and the train station! by the way good video.
this is the best version!
you can make another train car to make it longer
Maybe Lego use doors on both sides of the bus so no matters which country your are in the passengers can actually board
That logo was Coast Guard :)
When I built this set some of the doors on the tram and the bus were way too loose and they would open up by themselves really easily. Very annoying. I placed a brick on the inside stud of the loose doors to prevent them from opening all the time.
Yeah, I used to have that same problem with the doors on my modular pet shop
Part inconsistencies can be a pain. Thankfully, they've gotten better and I haven't had any problems with any other doors recently.
The car looks a little bit like an audi
When I was on holiday I went in a tram that looked from the uotside just like that one in the lego set. But it was red
It was probably a mock up by some knockoff building block brand.
Andre Jafreese Tyquofer Jerquinti Jamal Harris III no. the train i saw was a real train,not a toy
I want this because of the street sweeper
The logo you did not know I think it was coast guard
They should have given the bus some bigger wheels ! even though its not bad
Worth every penny... Even though pennies aren't worth itself.
What were the other ideas which weren't made into sets?
I have that one!
can you make more lego hero factory or bionicle mocs and reviews please?
He waits... ... In patience...
British buses have the door on the right
have that set the yellow car is now a suv
You are so lucky
Would there be any room for the power functions in the middle car? It does look kinda small, but with that middle car not having much detail, it seems like the best place for it.
yes
It's my birthday next month and I'm getting the high speed shade set and it has chase mcain in it :p
Where I come from all trams have number plates.
I had the set twice
I take it the tram doesn't have power functions, but can you insert them in it?
No u cant i got this set it didnt show anything about powerf functions, you can put them in but you have to make ALOT of edits
JANGBRiCKS con this train go on tracks
+LeftForDead Player - It can. Sorry for quite the late response, hope this still helps you. This is a wonderful set totally recommend it i do mostly MOCS now nut if this just came out today i would still get it. I have it built still! - Mostly everything but the bus stop. Sadly it broke and i never fond all the right pieces to rebuild it. :( But do get this set! i give it a definite 9 out of 10 starts!
On a REAL lightrail this would only be ONE car with ONE articulated spot in the center. Still a driver's cab at each end, but as many as four can form a train.
All trams have a number plate on both sides
no their "number plate" is a printed vehicle ID printed on the sides of the tram
the front of that yellow sports car sort of looks like an Audi R8.
uhhh does trams or trains
have licence plates?
i think so
i know you might of brock it apart,and you said only mocs,but keep this one in your lego city.
Taken apart many months ago because my custom MOC city is only for MOCs :)
+JANGBRiCKS Who would want to take this apart? I thought it was pretty cool :) Jang did you at least keep that Public Transports bus intact?
+Darth Gamer
He just answered your question... *facepalm*
With a court yard
I really wish i had gotten this set when it was out. Anyone got one for sale
I liked the bus
how many lego houses do you have
It has a door on the other side so that brits buying this can use it as a brittish bus
Cool
Cool
I have a big Lego Star Wars base moc
the front of the yellow car looks like a Audi :P
I need this :o
Coast guard
a agree
Wow
The other logo is gas station
Were did u get yours from
I think it is the lego air port
How could the driver get in
Muy bueno te doy un like
that how bus are made in england and island and Scotland and wales
Can I get this cheap somewhere?
I has that
The tram is in lego city undercover
AWSOME set review
Archception?
Can I still buy this
the railroad looks dirty
Hey
You live in san fransico I live in san fransico go to brick friar San Jose
How is he sopposed to make hf reviews if there is no new sets yet?
the car looks like a BMW convertable
I have this set
But its broke :(
me to i got it when i was younger but i was so stupid that i broke it
7:24 All right hand drive countries: *Are we a joke to you*
Jang, I have watched you for a while and you were once my favourite CZcamsr but I had to make the joke since you failed to notice that some countries drive on the other side. Lego sells their sets throughout the world, and it would be wrong to not accommodate for the international market. Also, any coach driver would cringe at you calling it a *bus* instead of a *coach*. It’s a coach since it has luggage compartments for long distance travel.
Eh, I described clearly that I was criticizing the fact that a second full-sized ingress/egress door was placed immediately next to the driver's seat. It's not designed with RHD countries in mind. Passengers could not get in as they'd have to literally climb over the driver. As for coach vs. bus, I just looked it up for sport and every relevant definition of "coach" I seems to use the word "bus." Also LEGO, based in Denmark, EU, officially calls this vehicle a bus (twice) in their English language description.
I disagree it's much cheaper if it's sold as one set
I GOT TO GET THIS !!!!