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Totally awesome!! Soon as them walls went up you can see the city coming to life!! Brilliant update

Loving this series so much, amazing work

Excellent Dubbzi!. Your visions are coming together and look really sweet!

That bridge is looking really impressive, it’s going to look amazing when you can start adding vehicles to it (although I don’t know how you’ll stop them rolling down the slip roads may need some blue tack).

starting to get ambitious, great work !

Nice seeing your project and what's already been done! One curiosity: I found your channel the exact same day Lego annouced the X-Mansion. And I thought it's cool, of course I liked it, but they've already made 4 "modulars" for Marvel, but none for DC yet. Not even a Wayne Manor in this format, or a simplified Wayne Tower built lke the Daily Bugle. Seeing your project is really inspiring. And not only for DC related stuff, but also other things that could be easily added to other cities, like the harbor and the subway.

Taking things to another level hehehe

I wish I could fast fwd :P

I just found you, your channel and this project, and I have to say it.. Bloody hell this is incredible, love from italy

Looking good 👍

Do you create your buildings in bricklink studio beforehand? I am curious on your process.

You should plan an spillway from ACE Chemicals into the waterway and blend between translucent green to the blue... give us a nice joker toxin spill!!!

Love the off stud river!

With the tumbler, you could use the micro build and upscale that to got the dimensions of your Gotham. I don't think it would be too hard to do with your skill and knowledge and should look pretty epic when finished.

Would you consider adding the Belfry Clock Tower?

Nice overview of the project. Bet you are loving time in the new lego room. River looks better at an angle, good swap.

cant wait to see it come together, earned a new subscriber

It might me be cool to add some greens, tans and other merky colors the water to add some polution into moc

I really like your city, and how thoughtful yet fun it is. I love that you've blocked out all these various height changes and bridges and underpasses and give a lot of space and connectivity for your fun locations. I'm not a city builder for the foreseeable but I quite enjoy your videos, builds and experiencing it through your perspective!

It was cool to see all the older buildings again, the park sounds like a great idea to make it a more realistic city, if you decide not to make the park covered in snow, it could be a good place for poison ivy to hang out.

A lil suggestion for the possible boat, perhaps it could be a slice of one like one of those cutaway image's which could allow for some more visible interior details

I have also been thinking about doing the abandoned zoo from Batman returns and it have been suggested by one of my followers so we might do the same thing .Think this will be fun.

Good to hear the plans moving forward, I think once you get that train going it will bring the whole place alive.

Yeah, I was actually wondering how you were going to fit the battrain into the space you have and not look out of place and scale. Problem solved, no train 😅. Awesome update, you got lots done towards this new plan. I like where the dock has been moved to. I think your plans change faster than I change my socks 😅jk. Thanks Dubbzi, excellent update!

I think the idea with the park is awesome! Can't wait to see it all completed, well done!

Your channel is seriously underrated man, love the in depth way you get into how moc building works, really helpful to see your process!

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The dedication to details is inspiring, very well done.

Looks Great

I was impressed with version 1 of the warehouse but version 2 looked so much more right. You have a good eye for this.

Keep it up!

I love this warehouse! You're doing an amazing job. BTW, set 70915 from the year 2017 had a "Falcone's Legit Construction Co." sticker on a white tile - could be fun to put somewhere.

Super impressed by your ability to redo a section till you truly get it right! Massive respect 🔥

Could you give a quick pan around the build in your next video please? I’d love to see where you’ve placed everything in conjunction with the cave etc. if you’ve already done it I apologise if I’ve missed it.👍🏻

Hey Dubbzi. Once you get the bay doors in place then we'll talk 😂.jk Seriously though, the first iteration was nice, but the second ine is dynamite. Nive letter work and the olive green is a nice addition. The drab colours are definitely screaming Gotham. Love it brother.😊

It Falcon-E- strongly pronounce the E at the end

For the 'Gotham Harbor' signage: A method i usually do for this lettering in particular is sticking to the same 'font' for the letters. (Maintaining the straight edges and within the size of 5x5 plates**) For example, for the 'B', i would make it very similar to how you've done your 'A' and just make the bottom plate black. The 'R' has always been tricky for me to not make it look like the 'A' at this scale; but may be done in 2 ways: 1. Small sticker from Lego sticker sheet matching color to take out middle of right plate (I know a bit cheaty but best way to get that 1x1 plate thickness to complete the look) OR 2. Turn the 'A' into a 'P' and where the section is missing have your same method of Cheese slopes except now with the horizontal line is there. (This will have the cheese slope extended into the gap between letters potentially connecting two letters but can be controlled by adding a extra plate of gap after R's only. This will give a consistent spacing but will affect your connection points on bottom such as your 'H'. May have to work around and have it all on tiles and connected at back/top instead) Drawbacks to this scale and method are that B's look like 8's and D's look like O's... As always great video Dubbzi, love seeing the progress on the city! Sorry for all the waffle and words, its so difficult describing techniques without pieces. **Note you can get away with 1/2 plate differences for N's etc which need to be completely sideways!**

Looks great. I love how every building has its own personality. I'm so glad we can see this step by step. If I was looking at just the finished product so many of the fine details could be missed.

the final wall effect looks amazing. it reminds me of those tippical wavy metal sheets out of with lots of warehouses are build (at least where i live). well done.

Love your Videos Mate. Always great to see your Progress. Your living out my dreams. 😂🫡

Another great update and I always learn new techniques watching your videos, things I would not think of. Boy you are hard on yourself tearing apart past work as not quite happy but you are absolutely right as the finished building look and especially the sign looks the business!

The two studs on the building instead of the four looks a lot better, when you had the diagonal corners it looked a lot like the docking bays you’d see on a lot of the larger Star Wars ships like the venator and felt slightly too futuristic for Gotham, but glad you’re happier with the design!

Great progress Andy, the station looks stunning!

Have you considered trying to add the Penguins Zoo from Batman returns? It could give a bit more variety than just buildings, although I'm not sure you have room, the city is already starting to look crowded.

The US spelling is comic accurate anyway :)

Great video, love the design for the crane, especially how you incorporated several realistic play features into it. I’m excited to see what more you include within the docks. As always looking forward to more and I can’t wait. Gave video a huge like and keep up the great work

Great video, I love the design for the subway and how you made it, especially the curved bits. Like always looking forward for more and I can’t wait. Gave video a huge like and keep up the great work.

The new crains look amazing. Bringing Gotham to an even better look. Can't wait for your next update!

OMG those cranes ar amazing, mutch better. these docks are going to be sick looking.

The cranes add so much to the aesthetic. Well done!