i wanted to make a comment, therefore i pressed comment and began typing. this is of course the normal way to make a comment so of course that is how i would naturally do it. so now it is time for me to send my comment as u can see, i therefore now will press the send button and hopefully see my comment rise to the top of the list.
I don't know what you're getting at quite, @fu3g but I hope you're having a great day man. You might have been joking or burning me, either is fine. It's probably my bad, I just woke up from a vivid dream where I was luging on train tracks and being hunted by soldiers and I was young again and not alone among friends, family, and love and my mother who I haven't seen this year pushed an old friend of mine who betrayed me a decade ago off a bridge into a river gorge because he and a friend felled an alder tree into the house through the window and the wall blue out and everyone suddenly realized we were going to have to lie to cover it up, but then he was okay and we were off the hook. Really my dream. Hope it brings you a smile. It's the little things, @fu3g. Take care, and thanks for noticing me with a reply. Too few do. You're good people.
@@magnumxlpi That's some grade-A trolling (Would be better still if the R word hadn't become the F word). Except that I am on the spectrum, and have worked with a myriad of children who are. It's not a point of shame. We make fun of normatives, because many on the spectrum are more creative, feel more deeply, and conform less. I guess I mean, I can see your bullseye, but I have plot armor. You icon is perfect for your craft, by the way. Compliments: it works in one more burn, which is both classic and still packs a lot of punch. Keep up the count, magnum. You the man.
I have to say your Lego city really stands out from others I have seen. It's very organic in the sense that there isn't a base plate grid to your layout. Every part of it is exceptionally detailed. Very well done.
as someone who uses a rollator/walker and has found how incredibly frustrating it is to locate and use properly accessible routes (like an entire mall having literally only one entrance with an elevator to bypass the stairs that every other entrance has) I really love seeing details like that elevator not only being visible but being a way to get across the train tracks. it's too common for an accessible path to be even further out of the way than one with stairs so it's just really nice to see this even in a lego city!
I've been wanting to ask for a long time: are there plans to have glass barriers between the displays and the public? Presumably this kind of attraction would be fantastic for kids, but not necessarily good for owners to have to rebuild and replace pieces. And honestly, it might be good to have an area for kids to play/interact with Lego. Lots of museums have interactive areas for kids, to inspire and promote creativity.
I want to avoid putting things behind glass - hopefully a sort of 'open' barrier will do to have a bit of distance between visitors and the city- experience will tell I guess :)
@@Brick_Crafts Perhaps more of a "zoo" approach may work, where there's a sort of small fence to stop wandering hands from reaching out and grabbing things and just getting too close
Having the elevator in a different style is a nice touch, gives the feeling it was added to the station way after the sation itself was build, like the city really grew over the years
That little island in the middle filled in that space nicely. Also loved the use of those blue and purple flowers to add some more color variation to the plantlife.
I love the progress! It would be very funny to use a cheese slope on the moon moc just as a joke! astronauts could be comparing it to moon rock or doing experiments on the cheese hahah. please continue with these amazing builds!
4:48 Can confirm, the moisture is what causes it to peel! Typically when removing wallpaper, you want to use a steamer to heat it up and make it moist before trying to peel it off of the wall, might be a good investment if you plan on doing this in different areas
Since lots of people have already asked. The "factory" is in Legoland Germany (No. 35 on the map www.legoland.de/media/p4dc4iru/legoland-parkplan-2023.pdf ) and the cost per 100g is 10€. With an annual pass, you get a few percent off.
You could use the excess hinges to make a curvature in the rockface to go around the lighthouse. The printed pieces would greatly enhanced your streets and train lines if you make them into warning and traffic post. The numerous newspapers could be used in the walls so they look like advertisements and wanted posters, good to make the city less clean and a bit more alive (and poluted).
I think the elevator should be a bit further to the right to give more room to the wheelchair minifigs. It looks a bit cramped to turn around if they just want to go on the regular platform and not the elevator.
Little bit connecting to this, on the station side, I'd flip the staircase, it looks a bit odd to me that it goes away, then reappears in the middle of the station on the middle platform.
@@macparzival9271 I would say its realistic. Usually there is more tunnels underneath and as he was explaining that the elevator connects to the same area I would not be surprised if there is straight connection to the underground parking too. My country has quite often those kind underground connections to train platforms and quite often they are more complex than just straight tunnel to the middle platform. They usually connect to the train station directly and other structures near by and usually also provide access to the other side of the tracks so pedestrians can easily get over the tracks. The direction is also correct as they always go parallel to the tracks not towards or away from them as it takes less space from the platform. Still the stairs should be wider as you need room for both direction travel so it goes smooth now it being one person wide just makes it look odd to me and not really fitting a city station.
You are 2 things. 1. Only one lego city designer/builder that brings joy to watch. 2. Better town planner than any city in Poland has I want to live in your lego city
Every time I watch your builds I’m in awe. I consider myself to have good eye for design and attention to detail but you’re next level. When you come up with ideas I never look at it and think I would’ve done that differently .. you’ve smashed it , good job 👍
Tbh, i do envy europe because you can actually live without a car because you have trains, bikes, and pedestrian friendly cities. In the US, its unenjoyable to walking on our sidewalks because we are a car-dependet. :(
I love the pace of your videos. you fit a lot of detail in and it is so interesting to watch every second. Your city is incredibly beautiful and an inspiration.
In case anyones interested, his friend made a vlog from the legoland tour and the price on the receipt was shown, 1200€ for lots and lots of bricks :D Also a few meters of receipt
I just wanted to say again, I think your before and after pictures at the end were so well aligned, I think you do those so well to get everything lined up when there must be several hours or even days between the two photos. Thank you for the effort!
Definitely the best lego builder I have seen online!! So skillful and creative! Also love your passion for lego! Keep up the good work! Looking forward to your content every week.
I wish you all the best luck, the concept is already amazing and I hope the extra space gives you even more inspiration for creativity. Keep up the great work man!
It would be really cool to see some type of skatepark or ramp near the houses somewhere, in my opinion. Something like this would showcase the way people of the city spend their free time and just be fun in general. Amazing video as always!!
It's so impressive to me that you can go to a lego store or factory, know what you need to build your ideas, and just turn a bunch of bricks into this amazingly detailed and expansive city I'm always so curious to see what you're gonna add next
Every week I look forward to your videos! Thanks for making such amazing content. I think the angled benches might block the stairs that lead to other platforms.
I think you should build a building which is not yet complete on the upper platform and build a crane and have construction workers on it. Love the way this city is coming out. Cant wait to see what you do next!!!
I have an idea for the city to make some of the details like the cheese stand a bit more visible for the eye. What if you placed controllable cameras all around the city which the visitor could potentially interact with to zoom in and out and/or look around? You could have a camera someplace high up, or from ground level so people can explore that way. You could then broadcast these live shots on a television screen somewhere. It’s a pretty extensive and perhaps expensive idea but I feel like it would really benefit the exploration aspect of the experience.
Very cool!! Loving the stairs and the elevator added to the train station, it adds a lot of realism!! A suggestion could be to also add a overhang roof with support pillars at the edges to the platform over the benches and the stairs, like a lot of train stations have incase it rains or storms! Still looking really cool as it is tho, just an idea :D
This is amazing! The limited time I spend with my son building Legos using only two basic sets and sometimes struggling to find workable alternatives for some missing pieces is both meditative and extremely satisfying. I can only imagine the pleasure of going nuts with all imaginable pieces at your disposal. You are living the dream of every little boy in the world ❤
Would not have expected a little added greenery, very nice! My table at home for Lego is only 2ft wide by 5ft long so a portion of the rails stick out over the edge lol This city is amazing!
Absolutely incredible. You are turning into a Lego legend sir! Best Lego builder content on CZcams. Not only are you the best builder, but your video quality is the best as well. Hoping you get more and more subscribers!
Love how you made that little area come to life. I am sooooo jealous that you have a Lego factory near you to shop for all you want. We have no such thing in the USA.
i know its a small detail but a public bathroom/toilet/WC/Restroom is a must for any staion unless you want mini figs to start relieving them self onto your walls or in the dark alleys around the city
Just crazy good. It’s a true stroke of genius. I think my favourite feature is definitely how you have graduated the trees making them smaller gradually for perspective.
I absolutely love the news stand, I suggested it in the comments of the "this will backfire" update. It made me incredibly happy seeing that you used the idea, I cant wait for the next update.
Amazing build, grest to see the progress! Id just reccomend maybe extending the length of the platforms, i work on the railway and realistically you wouldnt be able to fit more than 2 cars on that platform, maybe extend it to accommodate 4, just a suggestion!
The new plaza behind the rails looks great. And I'm glad to see stairs and an elevator for crossing the station platforms, it makes the station seem far more believable. I also think it was a good decision to make the elevator structure look different from the rest of the station, since with old buildings like that, elevators are usually added decades or even centuries later.
Try paining your ceiling tiles black too! We’ve done this in our studio on the same style ceiling tiles and it really adds to the aesthetic and helps get rid of that “office tile ceiling” look
Brilliant builds as usual. I hope your museum rakes in a windfall; you're inspiring the next generation of builders.
i wanted to make a comment, therefore i pressed comment and began typing. this is of course the normal way to make a comment so of course that is how i would naturally do it. so now it is time for me to send my comment as u can see, i therefore now will press the send button and hopefully see my comment rise to the top of the list.
I don't know what you're getting at quite, @fu3g but I hope you're having a great day man. You might have been joking or burning me, either is fine. It's probably my bad, I just woke up from a vivid dream where I was luging on train tracks and being hunted by soldiers and I was young again and not alone among friends, family, and love and my mother who I haven't seen this year pushed an old friend of mine who betrayed me a decade ago off a bridge into a river gorge because he and a friend felled an alder tree into the house through the window and the wall blue out and everyone suddenly realized we were going to have to lie to cover it up, but then he was okay and we were off the hook. Really my dream. Hope it brings you a smile. It's the little things, @fu3g. Take care, and thanks for noticing me with a reply. Too few do. You're good people.
Ah two people on the spectrum trying to figure out basic human interactions
@@magnumxlpi That's some grade-A trolling (Would be better still if the R word hadn't become the F word). Except that I am on the spectrum, and have worked with a myriad of children who are. It's not a point of shame. We make fun of normatives, because many on the spectrum are more creative, feel more deeply, and conform less. I guess I mean, I can see your bullseye, but I have plot armor. You icon is perfect for your craft, by the way. Compliments: it works in one more burn, which is both classic and still packs a lot of punch. Keep up the count, magnum. You the man.
@@magnumxlpi are these dudes making no sense to you either or am i just really high lol
I have to say your Lego city really stands out from others I have seen. It's very organic in the sense that there isn't a base plate grid to your layout. Every part of it is exceptionally detailed. Very well done.
Organic is a great way to describe it. It has the feel of a living, breathing city that has changed through the years, which adds a lot of realism!
as someone who uses a rollator/walker and has found how incredibly frustrating it is to locate and use properly accessible routes (like an entire mall having literally only one entrance with an elevator to bypass the stairs that every other entrance has) I really love seeing details like that elevator not only being visible but being a way to get across the train tracks. it's too common for an accessible path to be even further out of the way than one with stairs so it's just really nice to see this even in a lego city!
I was so happy to see this! I hope the museum can be wheelchair accessible too if I ever make it to Germany.
@@repentandbelieveinJesusChrist9 Perhaps you and Jesus could both do with a bit more humility and leave us alone.
I've been wanting to ask for a long time: are there plans to have glass barriers between the displays and the public? Presumably this kind of attraction would be fantastic for kids, but not necessarily good for owners to have to rebuild and replace pieces.
And honestly, it might be good to have an area for kids to play/interact with Lego. Lots of museums have interactive areas for kids, to inspire and promote creativity.
Dust is also an unrelenting enemy.
There's always the option to build the display barrier out of transparent lego bricks lol
@@Stormmblade that would be mad expensive tho, but it would be cool as hell
I want to avoid putting things behind glass - hopefully a sort of 'open' barrier will do to have a bit of distance between visitors and the city- experience will tell I guess :)
@@Brick_Crafts Perhaps more of a "zoo" approach may work, where there's a sort of small fence to stop wandering hands from reaching out and grabbing things and just getting too close
Having the elevator in a different style is a nice touch, gives the feeling it was added to the station way after the sation itself was build, like the city really grew over the years
Very true
That little island in the middle filled in that space nicely. Also loved the use of those blue and purple flowers to add some more color variation to the plantlife.
I love the progress! It would be very funny to use a cheese slope on the moon moc just as a joke! astronauts could be comparing it to moon rock or doing experiments on the cheese hahah. please continue with these amazing builds!
4:48 Can confirm, the moisture is what causes it to peel! Typically when removing wallpaper, you want to use a steamer to heat it up and make it moist before trying to peel it off of the wall, might be a good investment if you plan on doing this in different areas
Since lots of people have already asked. The "factory" is in Legoland Germany (No. 35 on the map www.legoland.de/media/p4dc4iru/legoland-parkplan-2023.pdf ) and the cost per 100g is 10€. With an annual pass, you get a few percent off.
why is it only in Germany? theres not one in Denmark?
@@cykrypt1049 sadly no
I can see why the Lego factory is bankrupting you. But wow! The level of details in the city build is AMAZING!
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It's the best shop! We were there today and spent a good amount. I could have spent all day in there honestly 😂
You could use the excess hinges to make a curvature in the rockface to go around the lighthouse. The printed pieces would greatly enhanced your streets and train lines if you make them into warning and traffic post. The numerous newspapers could be used in the walls so they look like advertisements and wanted posters, good to make the city less clean and a bit more alive (and poluted).
Love seeing the progress as you build to fit into the larger space
I think the elevator should be a bit further to the right to give more room to the wheelchair minifigs. It looks a bit cramped to turn around if they just want to go on the regular platform and not the elevator.
Little bit connecting to this, on the station side, I'd flip the staircase, it looks a bit odd to me that it goes away, then reappears in the middle of the station on the middle platform.
You realize it’s LEGO and not real correct?
@@macparzival9271 I would say its realistic. Usually there is more tunnels underneath and as he was explaining that the elevator connects to the same area I would not be surprised if there is straight connection to the underground parking too. My country has quite often those kind underground connections to train platforms and quite often they are more complex than just straight tunnel to the middle platform. They usually connect to the train station directly and other structures near by and usually also provide access to the other side of the tracks so pedestrians can easily get over the tracks. The direction is also correct as they always go parallel to the tracks not towards or away from them as it takes less space from the platform. Still the stairs should be wider as you need room for both direction travel so it goes smooth now it being one person wide just makes it look odd to me and not really fitting a city station.
The only city Godzilla avoids in fear of hurting his feet
You are 2 things.
1. Only one lego city designer/builder that brings joy to watch.
2. Better town planner than any city in Poland has
I want to live in your lego city
Every time I watch your builds I’m in awe. I consider myself to have good eye for design and attention to detail but you’re next level. When you come up with ideas I never look at it and think I would’ve done that differently .. you’ve smashed it , good job 👍
Tbh, i do envy europe because you can actually live without a car because you have trains, bikes, and pedestrian friendly cities. In the US, its unenjoyable to walking on our sidewalks because we are a car-dependet. :(
I love the pace of your videos. you fit a lot of detail in and it is so interesting to watch every second. Your city is incredibly beautiful and an inspiration.
In case anyones interested, his friend made a vlog from the legoland tour and the price on the receipt was shown, 1200€ for lots and lots of bricks :D
Also a few meters of receipt
The point is that this wasn't his receipt from him; it was the from brickstory...his receipt was a little bit longer ^^
I just wanted to say again, I think your before and after pictures at the end were so well aligned, I think you do those so well to get everything lined up when there must be several hours or even days between the two photos. Thank you for the effort!
Definitely the best lego builder I have seen online!! So skillful and creative!
Also love your passion for lego! Keep up the good work! Looking forward to your content every week.
The progress is BOOMIN'
Amazing work! ❤️
I love all of your builds! ❤ You are so amazing! 😊 Thanks for making such cool videos! 😎
I wish you all the best luck, the concept is already amazing and I hope the extra space gives you even more inspiration for creativity. Keep up the great work man!
Just discovered this channel and the creativity & passion on display here is staggering. so inspiring!
It would be really cool to see some type of skatepark or ramp near the houses somewhere, in my opinion. Something like this would showcase the way people of the city spend their free time and just be fun in general. Amazing video as always!!
Your knack for making your city come alive is so delightful!
Super cool update, I like the newspaper stand and the attention to detail is fascinatingly beautiful and so well thought out, thank you for sharing.
The way you consider things highlights your kindness, thanks for sharing your hobby! Look forward to seeing more
This guy just blows me away every time. A LEGO artist
It's so impressive to me that you can go to a lego store or factory, know what you need to build your ideas, and just turn a bunch of bricks into this amazingly detailed and expansive city I'm always so curious to see what you're gonna add next
Every week I look forward to your videos! Thanks for making such amazing content. I think the angled benches might block the stairs that lead to other platforms.
I always look forward to your videos! Glad to see how things are turning out! It looks amazing! 😁
Amazing as usual!
Why not cover walls with Lego plates as well? You can still cover it with bricks to make clouds, skyline, sunset, etc.
I think you should build a building which is not yet complete on the upper platform and build a crane and have construction workers on it. Love the way this city is coming out. Cant wait to see what you do next!!!
I think that's a wonderful idea! An unfinished building with a crane and construction workers sounds awesome!
@@g.e131 thank you
I always love watching these lego city updates as well as the rest of the projects like the wild west moc and moon base, keep on building brickcrafts.
Amazing job. So much creativity and attention to detail. Outstanding!!!!
I have an idea for the city to make some of the details like the cheese stand a bit more visible for the eye. What if you placed controllable cameras all around the city which the visitor could potentially interact with to zoom in and out and/or look around? You could have a camera someplace high up, or from ground level so people can explore that way. You could then broadcast these live shots on a television screen somewhere. It’s a pretty extensive and perhaps expensive idea but I feel like it would really benefit the exploration aspect of the experience.
I see where you’re going with that. Those lil spy cameras come to mind to keep it inconspicuous.
I love the island but I think the pond gets hidden a little too well. Otherwise an amazing update! Kudos
Always excited to see the latest updates. I really like the idea for the 1st floor.
This sooo reminds me people building parks in RCT2 because it has so many similar constraints, like hiding gaps with vegetation etc
Amazing builds again! Maybe you could add a couple of signs ⛔️ ⚠️ next to the train tunnel entrance as the wall is so low.
Very cool!! Loving the stairs and the elevator added to the train station, it adds a lot of realism!!
A suggestion could be to also add a overhang roof with support pillars at the edges to the platform over the benches and the stairs, like a lot of train stations have incase it rains or storms!
Still looking really cool as it is tho, just an idea :D
Looks amazing, and love the way you did the lift. Thank you for sharing.
Wow! One of the best builds I have seen. Love the way you build that grassy island outside the station!
I have to admit, I'm very curious as to the dollar amount this city will cost when it's done...if it's ever done 😉
My favourite channel 😊😊😊😊😊😊
This is so wonderful!! This is genuinely one of the best Lego projects I’ve ever seen. I can’t wait for that second level above the train tunnels!
I can’t wait to see the airport starting! I reckon you could do a single runway and leave room for some hangers to house some airplanes and mechanics.
I love that newspaper kiosk! It looks so natural, the way you’ve arranged the papers. So cool!
I especially love your newspaper kiosk. A clever use of the hinge bricks.
This is amazing! The limited time I spend with my son building Legos using only two basic sets and sometimes struggling to find workable alternatives for some missing pieces is both meditative and extremely satisfying. I can only imagine the pleasure of going nuts with all imaginable pieces at your disposal. You are living the dream of every little boy in the world ❤
I'm always so excited to see you post!
Amazing 🤩! Can’t wait to see the Finished result!
Would not have expected a little added greenery, very nice! My table at home for Lego is only 2ft wide by 5ft long so a portion of the rails stick out over the edge lol This city is amazing!
So cool to see you incorporating accessibility in your Lego city!
Great update! Your city is by far the best on CZcams
I’m defo visiting when all this is done! The detail and passion is clear to see
Always looking up to your uploads! Great work
This is so mesmerising to watch. Absolutely fantastic
Absolutely incredible. You are turning into a Lego legend sir! Best Lego builder content on CZcams. Not only are you the best builder, but your video quality is the best as well. Hoping you get more and more subscribers!
Simply fantastic as usual!
0:56 that newspaper kiosk may be the best small building build I’ve ever seen
Lovely, first time to your channel and you brought a really big smile to my face :)
Wow, this looks so great. Love the kiosk, simple but lovely! 🥰
Nice work! I learned a lot watching you build.
Love how you made that little area come to life.
I am sooooo jealous that you have a Lego factory near you to shop for all you want. We have no such thing in the USA.
Amazing work! I always loved Lego but what you build here is next level.
Damn I love these updates! It's astonishing!
I realy love your builds, so creative and realistic! I hope it gets even bigger in the future, best of luck!
i know its a small detail but a public bathroom/toilet/WC/Restroom is a must for any staion unless you want mini figs to start relieving them self onto your walls or in the dark alleys around the city
Just crazy good. It’s a true stroke of genius. I think my favourite feature is definitely how you have graduated the trees making them smaller gradually for perspective.
I absolutely love the news stand, I suggested it in the comments of the "this will backfire" update. It made me incredibly happy seeing that you used the idea, I cant wait for the next update.
the curves you do are insane , love this section
A master at his craft! Outstanding!!
I love you adding a ramp and elevator for minifig accessibility! So cool and such great realism!
Amazing build, grest to see the progress!
Id just reccomend maybe extending the length of the platforms, i work on the railway and realistically you wouldnt be able to fit more than 2 cars on that platform, maybe extend it to accommodate 4, just a suggestion!
Your builds are always so nice!
Awesome as always!
incredible work as always
Looks absolutely amazing!
This entire build and all the individual details have so much soul dude. 👍
Gorgeous work!
Looking forward to seeing more progress!
So love to follow the progress❤❤❤❤
Outstanding! Thanks for the update. Good day… 🍻
I LOVE the kiosk ! Such a nice build !
Always good content. Thanks.
Your imagination is only matched by your building techniques and ability - out of this world dude.
The new plaza behind the rails looks great. And I'm glad to see stairs and an elevator for crossing the station platforms, it makes the station seem far more believable. I also think it was a good decision to make the elevator structure look different from the rest of the station, since with old buildings like that, elevators are usually added decades or even centuries later.
Love your new little addition. Esp the little newspaper stand and bike stall
Love the progress of the lego city.❤️❤️
First time seeing your content and I am amazed 🤩 also I would love to visit that factory.
Wow, this is a project .Good luck, and I'm looking forward to the completion.
Absolutely insane! Perfectly executed!
Super interesting thank you. The greenspace turned out so nice!!
The wallpaper thing was hilarious, great project, subbed!
You are incredibly talented! Your channel is my absolute favourite LEGO channel.
This seems super fun! Great video
I'M TOTALLY IN LOVE WITH YOUR CITY/MUSEUM!!🤩
Try paining your ceiling tiles black too! We’ve done this in our studio on the same style ceiling tiles and it really adds to the aesthetic and helps get rid of that “office tile ceiling” look