There needs to be some sort of wildlife! Put some deer, bears, elk, or wolves to add something to the treelines. Maybe a pair of hunters at a hunting camp processing some animals, or just general outdoor campers.
I came here to say this as well! Some wildlife would add storytelling and vibrancy to make the space feel alive - big animals on the ground as you said, plus squirrels and birds in the trees
I read "wildfire" and immediately thought YES! Ofc I misread it lol but still! Maybe add some natural disaster on some part of the mock? And then some first responders on the scene? Maybe even a helicopter hovering above? I think something like that could really add more life to the city!
I think it would be interesting to replace some of the green plates under those beautiful pine trees with brown plates, like the forest floor has trouble getting sunlight to grow grass, or is covered in fallen pine needles
I agree with this! forest floors under pine trees are always gray/white/brown, maybe a little green :) because of the water that runs off the pine trees are so sour, that more or less nothing can grow under them, except mos, reindeer lichen and heather ^^ sometimes ferns can be found as well :)
Some other comments mentioned adding brown into the vineyard and I think that would look great as well. It could also add some separation between the normal vegetation, the forest, and the vineyard. From some angles, the vineyard gets a little lost (but this is just a suggestion so do what ever you want. It's your Lego city!)
Sometimes I think about how similar Lego and Minecraft are- but then I watch these videos and I am just so grateful that I don't need to pay for the blocks I use in the game or frequently vacuum dust off them 😂
Suggestion: add brown beneath the vineyard, it would create more color in an otherwise green flooded area as well as make it more realistic to a well-trampled and cared-for vineyard. Adding a winery in the old village would also help tie it into a greater connected story where wine was one of the most popular drinks in old villages.
I don't know if it's feasible, but the grapevines I've seen usually have dirt paths between them, not grass. It might be a fun detail to break up the wall of green. The path then could connect to the village and the (future) castle.
I was thinking the same thing. Also it seems hard to see the vineyard in general. At first the green of the vines blended in with the green of the ground and then it was all mostly hidden behind the trees. It's a really cool idea, I hope it gets some more attention.
I so enjoy these updates! I am almost 60 but I still remember the fun I had with my Lego sets back in the day. I have collected a few of the Star Wars ones. Someday I need to go through the old sets and clean the pieces up. I found the boxes recently, it’s just having time to sort through it all. I eagerly await future updates!
For the interactive buttons (duel, mine) could you incorporate a bit of randomness to the sound effects? If I pressed the button and heard the sound I would then immediately want to press it again and see if its exactly the same. A bit of randomisation to the sound effects, order, duration, interval, pitch, loudness etc could go a long way. Like if the cowboys shot in a different order, or the explosion went off slightly differently each time. Also the people working there would get some variety.
Not to mention if it is the same sounds all the time it would quickly become irritating for someone working there, or even off looking at other displays. Randomness helps make it blend into the background noise
Maybe a horse whinny every now and then with the shots? If we're not afraid to be more goofy, I'd throw in a "What in tarnation?!" or something like that from the cowboys XD
Great Work as always! Love the Lego Factory BTS!! Suggestion for the animations: I would add 2-3 different randomized animations and varied sound effects for each of them - that way when somebody presses it: A - it feels more interactive and varied, B - it doesn't get too repetitive for both visitors and yourselves/future staff.
Imo, you need to aid a railing above the train tunnel. Someone could fall off so easily! Maybe a wooden one with some binoculars on it. Could have a bear approaching two people coming from the woods, one screaming in fear, the other still focused on the view through the binoculars! 😂
For the vineyard, I think it would look better if you replaced the green tiles they sent on with brown to represent the field the trellis would be in. It'd also help break up a lot of the green in the area and make it stand out more. Might also be helpful to put a small gray wall around the field as well, just to really separate it from the surroundings. Just a thought! Love your videos, they remind me of being a kid when I would just lay on my floor and play with my legos all day building stuff.
Idea for the hill extension to the left side: make the slope much more gradual, so that it blends more seamlessly into the plain. The sudden rise of the hill where the tunnel is, is not so natural. Try to keep the slope at 5 to 10 degrees, if you have the lateral space. This will also allow for easier building of tiny plateaus for campgrounds, huts, etc. Although camping that close to an airport is not ideal!
Such beautiful work as always. Thank you for posting. I look forward to each new installment. One small suggestion for realism: the vineyard trellises in real life would be oriented parallel to the contour of the hillside. They don’t run perpendicular to the contour, straight up the hillside. That would be really hard on the people picking grapes! Anyway small detail I only mention because everything you do is so great. Cheers mate!
Spectacular! Amazing! So cool you got all that help on the trees! They look great! And those buttons...wow!!! The lighting...fantastic! I'm just so fascinated by your work! I can't wait to see what you do next!
This is absolutely beautiful! I found your channel a few months ago and showed it to my nephews who love Lego. We binge watched your videos and watch your updates together. Keep up the amazing work!
Man it always sucks hitting the end of these videos as I just get so invested. Also the special animations for the wild west section are great and came out really well.
What I find interesting about the city is that everything is in a freeze frame, meaning even if something is added to the city 1-2 years after something else is added, they are still happening at the EXACT same time in the city. Keep up the great work!
holy C! This brings me so much joy for everyone involved and viewers. It's just like that Queen song "bicycle". Simple things in life should bring so much joy, but are squashed by the idiocy of our world. I discovered your channel a bit before the tragic event that occurred.. I can't remember what it was but I wrote several encouraging messages hoping everything would be alright... then you got crowdfunded or I can't remember. I'm happy to see you build this monument of greatness (sorta)! Great work. Super happy to see that this is More than working out for you. GL in your future endeavors!
Fantastic work! Everything is incredible! Ideas for forest … a few trails to break things up, orange and white orienteering flags and some hikers and so on.
There's nothing better than seeing a new Lego City Update video from you, your city has so much contrast and I love how everything has a story to it, it really brings so much life and uniqueness to this world you've created! Can't wait for more!
This is AMAZING! When I was a child, LONG ago, we had Lego but nothing like this. It just didn't exists back then. I never knew it what changed untill I saw your video. Impressive what the people at Lego came up with and what you made with it.
I think a building fire close to the harbor, with fire fighters battling the blaze would be a very cool addition, especially with the lighting effects that could be done with it. The flashing lights, the bright fire escaping from a window. Anyhow, amazing video as always!
I think the plate work for the grassy hill changed the balancing dramatically and made it WAY better, as I've heard before. Details are a key to unlocking a door to better possibilities. The more attention you give to details, the better your product should be.
You’ve inspired me to take out the old bins, sort, and start using my legos again. Love watching the videos and using some techniques I’ve seen in them.
No matter how many times I see it, it's still such an impressive project! Would love a video tour of the Lego factory store next time you go if possible. The hillside looks so good with the pine forest too!
the craziest and the best Lego City has an update. YAY! As always, a beautiful build. I would love to see some camping story in the forested area. Looking forward to the next update!
Insane progress!! And so genius getting the community involved its helpful and involving. If im ever in your country i hope and event like that is happening
Its fun to see that even a great builder like you still uses lego sets in these. For example the tree near the festival is the lego bonsai tree but with the bottom removed
WOW, just wow. That video was amazing. I really wish you had updates more often, but I know building with legos takes time and is expensive. So keep up the great work, because it's looking great!
its been so long since I cared about a channel releasing new videos. every time you release a new video its like a Christmas present. I just cant get enough of your videos man!!! keep up the amazing work!
I found this a while channel and its so fun to watch. All the Lego builds look so good and you did a great job! Keep up the great work! Also some ideas: 1. For the buttons for the wild west you could cover it in Lego to match the theme of everything. 2. You can add a cabin for the new hill your making to add more story telling.
As you have now made a hillside with such huge pine trees, you can integrate it into a forest and add some campers, some wildlife like dear and all! Also, you can add some road-going towards the airport......There can be a lot of other things done! Great job!
"This section is not modular therefore is completely irrelevant" (but continues to build said section to make it beautiful with a vineyard and storytelling) The moment you realize the festival party is really Oktoberfest Fest
Amazing work! Love following the progress and the city looks stunning in night view. Idea: making a steep Rocky Mountain face like the Matterhorn behind the castle and put a working cable cart to the top of it like chamonix. Maybe even a snowy mountain resort between the city and the airport? Just a thought anyway, your creative ideas keep amazing me. My son is looking forward to visiting the museum some day.
I absolutely love your videos! The amount of detail and effort you put in is amazing! I was thinking if you could put a person camping in a tent in the forest area to add some color and story telling. Love the work you put in!
That hillside looks incredible! One suggestion to make the vines pop a little more would be to line the rows with brown bricks on the ground instead of the green
Been loving watching the evolution of your city over the last few months! So much creativity and fun. Quick suggestion: You may already do this, but have you considered taking your bins or reusing the Lego bags for your trips to the Lego factory? It’s twice now I’ve seen you come away with like 40 seemingly single use bags and it makes me sad! Just a friendly suggestion for the planet! 😊
I thought it was really cool how realistic you designed the runways in your airport. I had some other ideas too. You could add a VASI or PAPI lighting system next to the runway, Approach lights at the front the runway, A VOR station in the open space, a wind sock, a beacon light on the control tower or near it. All of these would take a small amount a bricks while adding a lot of realism and visual interest, most could also use lighting that would look awesome as well.
7:10 When you do interior lighting for the city houses, make sure to not light up everything and leave about half the windows dark. That would look very realistic. Maybe you can even set an automatic timer that turns different rooms on/off throughout the night
Wow that forest looks so good! And getting people to build them for you is genius lol. Would be great to see some more forest next to the airport with maybe another lake!
Brickcraft: *walks into the factory
The employees: "red alert, it's him again! He's here for all our green!"
It should be a green alert
@@Imightexist7I came here to say exactly that!
"He's here to end our entire stock of bricks"
Why does that sound like a Cypress Hill lyric?
A lego builder is in the base!
There needs to be some sort of wildlife! Put some deer, bears, elk, or wolves to add something to the treelines. Maybe a pair of hunters at a hunting camp processing some animals, or just general outdoor campers.
I came here to say this as well! Some wildlife would add storytelling and vibrancy to make the space feel alive - big animals on the ground as you said, plus squirrels and birds in the trees
I read "wildfire" and immediately thought YES! Ofc I misread it lol but still! Maybe add some natural disaster on some part of the mock? And then some first responders on the scene? Maybe even a helicopter hovering above? I think something like that could really add more life to the city!
Bunnies would make a lot of sense in the villagey area.
I feel the same. Even a farm or a horse drawn plough would be fine with me
For some story telling in the forest, why not add some Fairy Tales? Little red riding hood, Hansel & Gretel, etc. Or maybe is that too unrealistic?
Boy oh boy, how long am I already watching this? Probably like 2 years now lol. Just can't stop. Keep up the great work!
yep same, i defo want to visit it some day
Same this guy's personality is so enjoyable
Last week i discoverd his German channel. Is has video's of his first lego city. Still very small. But you see some buildings you see tofday
You car find his German channel on his page if you want earlier updates.
same
I think it would be interesting to replace some of the green plates under those beautiful pine trees with brown plates, like the forest floor has trouble getting sunlight to grow grass, or is covered in fallen pine needles
I agree with this! forest floors under pine trees are always gray/white/brown, maybe a little green :) because of the water that runs off the pine trees are so sour, that more or less nothing can grow under them, except mos, reindeer lichen and heather ^^ sometimes ferns can be found as well :)
It would be good if he could find those grass pieces but in a dusty brown, to convey the pricklyness.
@@demo2823 yeah, that was my thoughts too! And also get it all to blend in together a little more 😁
Agree
Some other comments mentioned adding brown into the vineyard and I think that would look great as well. It could also add some separation between the normal vegetation, the forest, and the vineyard. From some angles, the vineyard gets a little lost (but this is just a suggestion so do what ever you want. It's your Lego city!)
This man single handedly owns at least 25% of all plant pieces in Germany.
Sometimes I think about how similar Lego and Minecraft are- but then I watch these videos and I am just so grateful that I don't need to pay for the blocks I use in the game or frequently vacuum dust off them 😂
Agreed and it's nice seeing u as a fan of this channel. Ur super flat terraforming is similar to Lego I guess 👍
i agree. also your builds are amazing and hope to see more in the future!
Imagine you would need to vacuum minecraft blocks due a dust buildup
You can either work a full shift at maccas and buy lego, or spend a full maccas shift grinding and play minecraft
Suggestion: add brown beneath the vineyard, it would create more color in an otherwise green flooded area as well as make it more realistic to a well-trampled and cared-for vineyard. Adding a winery in the old village would also help tie it into a greater connected story where wine was one of the most popular drinks in old villages.
That’s a good suggestion
I don't know if it's feasible, but the grapevines I've seen usually have dirt paths between them, not grass. It might be a fun detail to break up the wall of green. The path then could connect to the village and the (future) castle.
One of the most valuable aspects of a vineyard is the dirt!
I was thinking the same thing. Also it seems hard to see the vineyard in general. At first the green of the vines blended in with the green of the ground and then it was all mostly hidden behind the trees. It's a really cool idea, I hope it gets some more attention.
@@executable3Couldn‘t agree more! He should absolutely add brown tiles directly under the vineyard to make it easier to see.
A small amount of smoke getting out of the mine when you use the mine button would be so awesome 👌
Great vidéo, as always !
A small smoke machine would be awesome
I was looking for this answer 👍
I so enjoy these updates! I am almost 60 but I still remember the fun I had with my Lego sets back in the day. I have collected a few of the Star Wars ones. Someday I need to go through the old sets and clean the pieces up. I found the boxes recently, it’s just having time to sort through it all. I eagerly await future updates!
No matter how old someone may get, Lego is always an enjoyable activity.
For the interactive buttons (duel, mine) could you incorporate a bit of randomness to the sound effects? If I pressed the button and heard the sound I would then immediately want to press it again and see if its exactly the same. A bit of randomisation to the sound effects, order, duration, interval, pitch, loudness etc could go a long way. Like if the cowboys shot in a different order, or the explosion went off slightly differently each time. Also the people working there would get some variety.
Not to mention if it is the same sounds all the time it would quickly become irritating for someone working there, or even off looking at other displays. Randomness helps make it blend into the background noise
@@zakhenry these comments are great. would definitely look into this and try to execute if I was BrickCrafts!
Maybe a horse whinny every now and then with the shots? If we're not afraid to be more goofy, I'd throw in a "What in tarnation?!" or something like that from the cowboys XD
Great Work as always! Love the Lego Factory BTS!!
Suggestion for the animations:
I would add 2-3 different randomized animations and varied sound effects for each of them - that way when somebody presses it: A - it feels more interactive and varied, B - it doesn't get too repetitive for both visitors and yourselves/future staff.
Imo, you need to aid a railing above the train tunnel. Someone could fall off so easily! Maybe a wooden one with some binoculars on it.
Could have a bear approaching two people coming from the woods, one screaming in fear, the other still focused on the view through the binoculars! 😂
BREAKING NEWS: The Brickster is at it again, looting Lego factories all across Germany.
For the vineyard, I think it would look better if you replaced the green tiles they sent on with brown to represent the field the trellis would be in. It'd also help break up a lot of the green in the area and make it stand out more. Might also be helpful to put a small gray wall around the field as well, just to really separate it from the surroundings. Just a thought! Love your videos, they remind me of being a kid when I would just lay on my floor and play with my legos all day building stuff.
Idea for the hill extension to the left side: make the slope much more gradual, so that it blends more seamlessly into the plain. The sudden rise of the hill where the tunnel is, is not so natural. Try to keep the slope at 5 to 10 degrees, if you have the lateral space. This will also allow for easier building of tiny plateaus for campgrounds, huts, etc. Although camping that close to an airport is not ideal!
i could feel the creative process in real-time with that BBQ-festival scene. Love when the idea develops itself like that
Such beautiful work as always. Thank you for posting. I look forward to each new installment.
One small suggestion for realism: the vineyard trellises in real life would be oriented parallel to the contour of the hillside. They don’t run perpendicular to the contour, straight up the hillside. That would be really hard on the people picking grapes!
Anyway small detail I only mention because everything you do is so great. Cheers mate!
Ever seen a vineyard?
@@hebdschnure I stand corrected. I looked up images of vineyards and lots ran straight up the hill. My apologies!
I love your videos I hope keep making them forever
Spectacular! Amazing! So cool you got all that help on the trees! They look great! And those buttons...wow!!! The lighting...fantastic! I'm just so fascinated by your work! I can't wait to see what you do next!
This is absolutely beautiful! I found your channel a few months ago and showed it to my nephews who love Lego. We binge watched your videos and watch your updates together. Keep up the amazing work!
Man it always sucks hitting the end of these videos as I just get so invested. Also the special animations for the wild west section are great and came out really well.
The difference the small bricks made on that hill was huge actually! it looks so smooth after
This is one of those series that I just get so happy when I see a video pop up in my feed. Always a joy watching you work
What I find interesting about the city is that everything is in a freeze frame, meaning even if something is added to the city 1-2 years after something else is added, they are still happening at the EXACT same time in the city. Keep up the great work!
thats a really fun observation
that's deep😂
holy C! This brings me so much joy for everyone involved and viewers. It's just like that Queen song "bicycle". Simple things in life should bring so much joy, but are squashed by the idiocy of our world. I discovered your channel a bit before the tragic event that occurred.. I can't remember what it was but I wrote several encouraging messages hoping everything would be alright... then you got crowdfunded or I can't remember. I'm happy to see you build this monument of greatness (sorta)!
Great work. Super happy to see that this is More than working out for you. GL in your future endeavors!
Ths vineyard and the hills look SO BEAUTIFUL!!! I love all the attention to detail! Keep up the amazing work!!! 😊
Fantastic work! Everything is incredible! Ideas for forest … a few trails to break things up, orange and white orienteering flags and some hikers and so on.
Always a pleasure to see your update and new amazing things you come up with 🤩
There's nothing better than seeing a new Lego City Update video from you, your city has so much contrast and I love how everything has a story to it, it really brings so much life and uniqueness to this world you've created! Can't wait for more!
This is AMAZING! When I was a child, LONG ago, we had Lego but nothing like this. It just didn't exists back then. I never knew it what changed untill I saw your video. Impressive what the people at Lego came up with and what you made with it.
I think a building fire close to the harbor, with fire fighters battling the blaze would be a very cool addition, especially with the lighting effects that could be done with it.
The flashing lights, the bright fire escaping from a window. Anyhow, amazing video as always!
Thanks for your videos, I enjoy watching them and I am impressed by your lego-designing and building skills!
The cave sound needs more of a rock / gravel falling sound after the explosion and maybe it settling afterwards. I love how it's coming along!
That hillside is absolutely stunning and I think covering it in plates was well worth it, it looks so natural. Great work as always, well done!
Every update I see I am always amazed on the creativity on what's added. It's also a little satisfying having all those bags of lego just pour out lol
Buddy this is brilliant, I look forward to your updates!
Every time I watch an update video of yours with the Lego Display I'm somehow always surprised with how amazing it all looks! Keep up the great job!!
These never fail to absolutely blow my mind. Wish I could see it in person one day
I think the plate work for the grassy hill changed the balancing dramatically and made it WAY better, as I've heard before. Details are a key to unlocking a door to better possibilities. The more attention you give to details, the better your product should be.
I got recommended this today and it instantly brought me back to visiting legoland as a kid. Really incredible work.
You’ve inspired me to take out the old bins, sort, and start using my legos again. Love watching the videos and using some techniques I’ve seen in them.
I love when I get to see your videos in the morning. They're so well made, love seeing the builds ♥♥♥
I want to shrink myself down and walk around that cute village. Looks incredible!
The interactive animations are so cool! Always love exhibits that have those!
YOU ARE AMAZING!! Hope you know how much talent and creativity this takes, absolutely astonishing!!!
No matter how many times I see it, it's still such an impressive project! Would love a video tour of the Lego factory store next time you go if possible.
The hillside looks so good with the pine forest too!
I love the pine trees on the mountain; looks GREAT!
Always nice when a new Video comes out
the craziest and the best Lego City has an update. YAY! As always, a beautiful build. I would love to see some camping story in the forested area. Looking forward to the next update!
The detail and effort in all the scenes is unreal
Wow, you are so lucky to have the LEGO factory available. Your landscaping looks awesome!!
One of your best! Adore your work my dude!
Never miss any of you’re videos, they just keep getting better and better
Insane progress!! And so genius getting the community involved its helpful and involving. If im ever in your country i hope and event like that is happening
Its fun to see that even a great builder like you still uses lego sets in these. For example the tree near the festival is the lego bonsai tree but with the bottom removed
WOW, just wow. That video was amazing. I really wish you had updates more often, but I know building with legos takes time and is expensive. So keep up the great work, because it's looking great!
These videos are just so comforting to me :)
The lighting and effects are looking incredible!
Insane before-after on the hill! Can't wait to see what the castle is gonna look like
I’m enjoying the builds! I look forward to your videos. Keep up the great work!
Can't wait to see the CASTLE !!!!!!!!!!!!
I hope it will be in the style of Neuschwanstein castle ❤
Your Lego Layout is looking sensational and I can't wait to see the Castle. Keep Brickin.
I'm always so happy when I see your videos appear in my notification
Congrats from France
The sounds in the wild west were so cool!! There should be a speaker under the main city with various city ambience playing :)
its been so long since I cared about a channel releasing new videos. every time you release a new video its like a Christmas present. I just cant get enough of your videos man!!! keep up the amazing work!
I found this a while channel and its so fun to watch. All the Lego builds look so good and you did a great job! Keep up the great work!
Also some ideas:
1. For the buttons for the wild west you could cover it in Lego to match the theme of everything.
2. You can add a cabin for the new hill your making to add more story telling.
Thank you for the update, this is incredible!!
You are getting so much better at this. I'm very proud of you.
I was so excited to see you build a vineyard! I would love to see you extend it further!
The Progress you've made is amazing. 👌 👏
Love the grape vines storytelling in the hills! Can’t wait to see what the castle will look like. Hopefully there is a guided tour storyline!
As you have now made a hillside with such huge pine trees, you can integrate it into a forest and add some campers, some wildlife like dear and all! Also, you can add some road-going towards the airport......There can be a lot of other things done! Great job!
Your LEGO city is beautiful. Can't wait to see your castle on top of the 'small hill'!
I'm always amazed and learn something new each time I see a video from your channel.
Wow what a great episode! Living the dream there mate!!
You know it’s going to be a good day when a new Brickcrafts update drops. Incredible as always 👏🏼 🎉
"This section is not modular therefore is completely irrelevant" (but continues to build said section to make it beautiful with a vineyard and storytelling)
The moment you realize the festival party is really Oktoberfest Fest
Man you are incredible. Living the dream!!!
Amazing work! Love following the progress and the city looks stunning in night view.
Idea: making a steep Rocky Mountain face like the Matterhorn behind the castle and put a working cable cart to the top of it like chamonix. Maybe even a snowy mountain resort between the city and the airport? Just a thought anyway, your creative ideas keep amazing me. My son is looking forward to visiting the museum some day.
A neat detail would be to have some hiking paths with hikers in those forested areas around the castle!
I absolutely love your videos! The amount of detail and effort you put in is amazing! I was thinking if you could put a person camping in a tent in the forest area to add some color and story telling. Love the work you put in!
Wow, so wonderful Loving your work.
recomendation, add brown plates skattered arround the pine trees for its roots
The amount of work each time is incredible
Maybe a lumberjack or tree milling place by the new forrest? Can add to the train driving around with logs 😁
Wow this is crazy man, keep up the good work! I hope to be at this stage one day when I have more space! 😊
You are so awesome bruv. You are one of the coolest people I know. 🙌🏻✨
That hillside looks incredible! One suggestion to make the vines pop a little more would be to line the rows with brown bricks on the ground instead of the green
Been loving watching the evolution of your city over the last few months! So much creativity and fun.
Quick suggestion: You may already do this, but have you considered taking your bins or reusing the Lego bags for your trips to the Lego factory? It’s twice now I’ve seen you come away with like 40 seemingly single use bags and it makes me sad! Just a friendly suggestion for the planet! 😊
I thought it was really cool how realistic you designed the runways in your airport. I had some other ideas too. You could add a VASI or PAPI lighting system next to the runway, Approach lights at the front the runway, A VOR station in the open space, a wind sock, a beacon light on the control tower or near it. All of these would take a small amount a bricks while adding a lot of realism and visual interest, most could also use lighting that would look awesome as well.
i really like the vineyard, id love to see it get extended a bit so its a bit more prominent! great update as always!
the extreme height variance of the pine trees does a lot. Even though it's still a 'monoculture', it's your best looking forest.
7:10 When you do interior lighting for the city houses, make sure to not light up everything and leave about half the windows dark. That would look very realistic. Maybe you can even set an automatic timer that turns different rooms on/off throughout the night
The animated scenes make it look like Lego land it really upgrades the story telling
I do enjoy watching your videos 🙌🏽
Wow that forest looks so good! And getting people to build them for you is genius lol. Would be great to see some more forest next to the airport with maybe another lake!
A few layout suggestions. A watermill/sawmill for your fir tree Forrest. Also by the airport you could add some wind socks.
Love it! Typical Lego, went from a simple grill out to a full blown festival!
These are absolutely incredible!