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เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 29 ต.ค. 2017
Brickettes Sumsion is about all things Lego. We will be providing previews of sets. Although we are girls, we will be previewing as many Lego lines as possible: Star Wars, Disney, City, Architecture, Creations, Batman, Marvel, Friends, Elves, etc. We will even be showing you some classic retired sets. We will also be providing tips on storage, building and collecting (with the help of our dad who is Lego crazy). We will occasionally be showing you some original creations. Finally, we will provide you with links to sites where you can buy Lego, or that show other cool Lego related things. We hope you enjoy and will subscribe.
Lego Vikings
As I was doing inventory in the ongoing search for my Lego trains, I came across my favorite Lego sets of all time - Lego Vikings. These are sets I bought duplicates of and was using for MOCs of a double-headed dragon, a bigger longboat, etc. When I opened the boxes, I noticed I had never put the sets back in their own proper boxes, so I thought I would take the time and put everything back for longterm storage. During that process, I realized, I had mixed up the sets worse than I had originally suspected, so I had to keep looking for more boxes. In the end, I found a heavy box that had my missing trains with the My Own Trains and the Engine with the passenger car, logging car and caboose, so that search is over and I can get back to my Lego city.
I did enjoy putting together these Viking sets though. There were three sets that I do have that didn't get mixed up, Fenris Wolf 7015, Heavy Artillery Wagon 7020 and the Armored Ofnir Dragon 7021. What I put together was the Fortress 7019, the Viking Ship 7018, Viking Boat 7016 and the Viking Catapult 7017. I always wondered why a Danish company like Lego would have only released a Viking set - their ancestors and mine - for such a short time. However, after building the sets with the many projectiles, I wonder if some kid lost an eye and sued them - just a guess from any attorney who understands that type of liability. Whatever the reason, it was sad to see them go because they had a lot of playability and I loved the dragons - the Nidhogg, the Midgard Serpent, the Ofnir, the Wyvern, and the Fafnir, which are all part of Norse (or all Scandinavian) mythology.
Hope you enjoyed this video.
I did enjoy putting together these Viking sets though. There were three sets that I do have that didn't get mixed up, Fenris Wolf 7015, Heavy Artillery Wagon 7020 and the Armored Ofnir Dragon 7021. What I put together was the Fortress 7019, the Viking Ship 7018, Viking Boat 7016 and the Viking Catapult 7017. I always wondered why a Danish company like Lego would have only released a Viking set - their ancestors and mine - for such a short time. However, after building the sets with the many projectiles, I wonder if some kid lost an eye and sued them - just a guess from any attorney who understands that type of liability. Whatever the reason, it was sad to see them go because they had a lot of playability and I loved the dragons - the Nidhogg, the Midgard Serpent, the Ofnir, the Wyvern, and the Fafnir, which are all part of Norse (or all Scandinavian) mythology.
Hope you enjoyed this video.
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Brickettes Sumsion, That's a really cool idea you had Quincy as to having the LEGO Child built similarly to the Statue Of Liberty! Perhaps if you had at least 4 of those sets that it would be relatively similar to the Liberty Statue, and include the torch as well .
Great video! "look away from the bald spot" actually drawn me towards the "bald spot", didn't notice it before!
Started today aswell with my Lego city, bought the black legs and the wood looking plates for on them, 10 times 60x100cm
I can’t figure out how to attach the little back end piece, the one you assemble upside down in bag 5? Any tips?
TLDR: I built something inspired by this and am considering taking it to SLC Brickslopes. I'm not sure if you still get notifications for this, but I saw this video a while ago and decided to build my own MOC. Not the same, but clearly inspired by this. I later decided to build a "grounds" for it. Assuming I can finish it by then, I am considering taking it to Brickslopes in August. I thought it proper to ask of thats cool since you are in the area too and perhaps were planning on bringing yours. If I can finish it up, is it cool if I bring mine to display?
How does it scale with a normal minifig?
Hey a General Jim’s set! We have waaaaay more sets now!
Hoarding is bad but if it's trains it's a different story. Don't forget regular people call us train nuts. We are nuts about trains. Everybody in the hobby has more stuff on shelves and in boxes than the average hobby shop used to have in the entire store. Just like ask guys into vintage motorcycles I have more vintage motorcycles that are motorcycle shop in in the old days. It's good to be surrounded by the things you love and your dog.
hi great build where did you purchase this from
Does every modular kit come with a lightinv set as well?
How high are your tables
How do you know what your building thou, without the card?
When you buy a brand new set from countries like Germany, are their boxes and instructions in German?
I thank you for this information
The way I see it, the old one wouldn’t be as valuable if it was opened. However, since you have it sealed in the original shipping box, I’d think that it wouldn’t lose too much of it’s value in the same market with the new one. I’ve built them both and they’re both pretty awesome models, whichever one you choose :)
How can I do a 45 degree angle wall? I’m building a moc bar of my friends basement as a gift, and this is my first time building. I’m in over my head.
There are many ways to do a 45 degree angle wall. A lot will depend on how long your wall is and what it will connect to. If you watch my video on Assembly Square, or the Corner Garage, I focus on two of the methods they use. The fake Lego modular building used a different technique. I would say the easiest way is to use 1x2 rounded plates to make your connection on each end of the wall, which will have to float on tiles. Hopefully that makes sense.
@@brickettessumsion4126 I used the jumper plates . Now I gotta order all the pieces since I currently have zero😂
I think you’ve got to lower the height of your big buildings by having them on a lower table than most of the city. I know they are deep too so perhaps a deep and wider lower table.
Man, I love the viking lego theme so much.
You seem to be eager to build a single track around your city, and it doesn't look like you have the space for more (= two parallel tracks). However, it sounds as if you want to have many trains. Similarly, I only have a single circle for my train, as more tracks just don't fit, and currently four trains but only one motor. However, I noticed that for a single track you also actually only need a single train. Of my four trains, two I never actually put on the track so far. 90% of the time I use my very first LEGO train, the 4558/4547 Metroliner, and the other 10% of the time, Rebrickable MOC-90233. So my tip would be, if you have a single train that you have fond childhood memories of, then unless you need to fill a display cabinet, you may want to consider just using that gem and not going on a shopping spree for more models or motors. Instead, use your money wisely to complete the minimal desired track layout (= buy more straights) and a train station.
I'm on 7
This is my kind of video with some LEGO history. I never had any of these sets, but as a Norwegian, I probably should :D They look fantastic :) Good thing you found your trains, it can drive you crazy looking for stuff you know you have, but can't find...
The joys of storing away Lego
wow! Great find and set ;)
Last video😢
Would have been nice if you hadn't had you hands obscuring the view on the bricks in the last part :-(
It's worth it to do an inventory. I do recommend Brickset, but a spreadsheet will work too.
Great research to make the rounded corners
No way! Well, happy hunting.
Trains, trains, trains, oh where did your precious go
Were do u buy this
Wow that’s a lot of trains and some of those are from quite a while ago.
I have both types of train track. Love the 9 volt way better...for a more permanent room layout. I’m going to do the Hobby Lobby copper tape onto all my new track eventually. So worth the extra work and effort! I do love the new road plates, so my layout has skinnier roads, which leaves more room for train track.
Can’t wait to see your next video. Can’t wait to see how your going to do your layout. Keep up the good job.
You lucky man, these trains are so expensive these days.
Hi, your lego city is very cool. Pls look at my chanel
Nice set! Love Lego trains
If u want to electrify new track, Bevins bricks has a video of a good way to do it.
Hi, I love this video, this my kind of video :) And it has in some ways some similarities with some of the videos I make on my channel; Bricks of Norway. Fell free to check it out :) th-cam.com/channels/EaiCAh8n2EoIA9vm1xA76w.htmlvideos And keep up the good work!
The new road plates are actually great. I’m converting my layout to everything 16x16 because of them. I actually excited about the challenge to fit things in a tighter space. I’m changing my sidewalks to be only 3 studs wide.
Perhaps new roads plates might help you find space
Cleaner and sharper. Looks great.
Thanks everyone who commented on that issue. I agree. The wider angle is to parabolic.
Looks good for camera angle
When I get my welfare check I’ll order this.
Dang cool prize.
Definitely worth it. That was a great show. Too bad about your buildings not winning, they definitely were of a winner caliber. Great swag too!
Could you not post a picture of the real building next to your build?
That would have made a lot of sense. I know in my "What it Takes to build a Minifig Scale MOC" which is when I first completed the Newhouse Building, I did include a lot of side by side photos of the Newhouse Building. Therefore, if you check out that video, you can tell me whether I did a decent job replicating it or not.
That's a great prize to get. Wow the assembly square looks so tiny compared to those custom buildings you built
All of the Lego sets are tiny compared to my MOCs, which is why it is going to be so hard to mesh the two together, but there are worse problems to have.
@@brickettessumsion4126 it'll be ok, just have and old city section and a newer buildings section 😃
Hey guys, great videos. I have a question though, just received mine and I don’t understand which bag to open first since there are six bags all labeled 1..?
It doesn't matter which of the number 1 bags you open first. You will use pieces from each until you reach the number 2 bags and so on. They are simply organized by piece type to make it a little easier to find what you are looking for.
That launch pad is Joseph Chambers and he’s been working on it for a while, it’s LC-39 and it is beautiful! Absolutely stunning!
Agreed. the brick count (or at least the plate count) must be staggering.
Video quality is really good
It does help when I remember to upload it at the highest setting. :)