I would love to see a before and after like pass by video where he replaces all the pieces that were fillers of the wrong shape and color with the new correct pieces!!
Could you and MRS Bricksie make an “order” video? Like show us what site, how you went about an order of this size, how you came about figuring the best prices etc?
I think it could be awesome to have little scenes/caves inside the mountains where you would see them when you pop through your access hole in the middle of the mountains, especially right behind the Snow White cottage, where the dwarves would mine or under the back side of the snowy mountains you could build like the grinches house or something secret like Santa’s workshop or wampas cave from Star Wars under the mountains instead of just the supports, although the supports are great!
@bricksie It sounds like you're planning on doing this already but in my opinion you should do all the raised platform and everything first for where the mountain area is going to go so that in a month or so you can start doing the winter village
I’ve moved to 64x64 modules for my builds myself because it’s still transportable and allows more space between each modularized section where I have to match up elevations
Hay I had an idea for your shorts that I'd find really helpful! Short polished instructions on how to build green hills, steams, trees, mountains, rock work etc. I've tried to build my hills similar to yours but a short would be so helpful to me! Also by making it really polished it would also hit another objective that you'd like to see in your longer form videos. Great work and looking forward to this next phase!
What a massive parts haul! Your studio City is coming along nicely. Always fun to see the progress. The distant views from the mezzanine and floor tile area might benefit from a quick stain of the front table legs to make them all a uniform color. Not being critical, just an observation for visual improvement. Keep up the good work! 😁👍
Maybe would be a good idea to build a LEGO wall around the Bricksie sign, could then maybe include any signed Bricks recieved from the beam pole in the basement, looks great as always Bricksie :)
AWESOMENESS ALL AROUND! Looking at the shot of the city from your studio, it would be awesome if the mountain blocked the door on the cloud wall from the view. Not sure how tall you are planning to go. Crossing my fingers that a ladder will be required to get to the top!
Ladders, reaching, and sliding. It's easier to access the mid section from the downtown side as there is only 1 baseplate before the raised platform starts. That's why I kept the "platform coverings" on the downtown side
My ADHD would have me counting each piece just to make sure they didn't miss any. They could have shorted you like 5K pieces throughout the various bags and you'd never know it. I'd get a scale, weigh one piece and then the entire bag to make sure, I'd wager that order cost quite a lot of loonies AND toonies! But not everyone is as manic as me haha. 😄
Having a good amount of experience in ordering LEGO myself, I have more trust in Bricklink sellers than ordering from the LEGO website. I've had pieces missing several times, al well as one time had over 50 pieces I did not order... And yes, I also count every part I order even if it takes a couple of hours.
I have been looking forward to the big shipment for so long now. I am so excited to see those mountains take shape, and probably even more excited to see All that white disappear! It's going to look like undeveloped land rather than empty tablespace and I think it will just be so much better as you envision things because you can move them around and start tacking things in place a bit more. On the subject of things looking better while in progress, I wonder if it would be worth the time investment to MILS Play all of the medieval area and very roughly set three or four castles or hideouts in somewhat random spots throughout the area. It wouldn't have to look polished or even have the coastline built nicely, but if you set a few castles in place on a nice green table, you could start building hundreds of trees and for several months, the medieval scene could be a forest that looked; and wide view shots, and you could pull from the forest whenever you needed to fill your mountains and countryside.
I think it all should be on one channel. I think that's kind of how his channel was set up. It makes it more appealing to have a little bit of this and a little bit of that without seeing a few different channels@@rx1-thorn615
You definitely to plan your lego cite construction in sections/phases think of it like the lego booklets so you know where you are now and in final results outcome. Hope it goes well and all according to plan also don't let the people with negative comments get to you think happy positive things 😊😊😊😊
You know if you slid the table with the medieval set on it toured the rooms and then added one more section of table to your layout you could add your island with your mansion and if you don't make your ocean that big you could even have some more land to expand a little.
to be honest the basement city at your house was looking 100% better, I think you should redo the town planning completely for this. Also, could you add the Hogwarts school with the quidditch stadium and convert the snow village into hogsmeade and add the batcave set into the mountain? Many thanks
To the original comment...Briskie has an insane amount of space in his new studio...he has the room to dream big. It's exciting to see the growth of the city with his new or improved ideas. 😊
you still haven't cleaned up the mess you have on your other table and where is any of that gonna fit on the parts wall and don't make the mountain hollow you should be making it solid and adding caves mines and make it almost modular you could build bunkers in there all sorts of cool stuff and ya the ski slope sucked you can do better
That mess are pieces he go threw everyday to sort pieces he's got a lot of pieces in bags together that need to be sorted, and he's not even done with the mountains they are hollow so they're lighter and he can always add stuff later and they are modular lmfao if u haven't even watched the videos why comment stuff like this lmafao
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Definitely a video using the parts you were missing in the city to fill or swap them in would be very satisfying. Can’t wait for this adventure!
I would love to see a before and after like pass by video where he replaces all the pieces that were fillers of the wrong shape and color with the new correct pieces!!
Could you and MRS Bricksie make an “order” video? Like show us what site, how you went about an order of this size, how you came about figuring the best prices etc?
I think it could be awesome to have little scenes/caves inside the mountains where you would see them when you pop through your access hole in the middle of the mountains, especially right behind the Snow White cottage, where the dwarves would mine or under the back side of the snowy mountains you could build like the grinches house or something secret like Santa’s workshop or wampas cave from Star Wars under the mountains instead of just the supports, although the supports are great!
Or if you had any power miners and had a crystal cave under one of the mountains would be incredible!!
Or a batcave on the back side of the city panels that you could see from the access holes as if they are completely hidden and under the mountains!!
Looking great Jordan. That was the largest LEGO haul I have ever seen, and I'm 54.
@bricksie It sounds like you're planning on doing this already but in my opinion you should do all the raised platform and everything first for where the mountain area is going to go so that in a month or so you can start doing the winter village
How many insider points did you get for that order?
I’ve moved to 64x64 modules for my builds myself because it’s still transportable and allows more space between each modularized section where I have to match up elevations
Hay I had an idea for your shorts that I'd find really helpful! Short polished instructions on how to build green hills, steams, trees, mountains, rock work etc. I've tried to build my hills similar to yours but a short would be so helpful to me!
Also by making it really polished it would also hit another objective that you'd like to see in your longer form videos.
Great work and looking forward to this next phase!
You see exposed table, I see an empty canvass. I can't wait to see more!
3D print some giant duplo blocks to cover that HVAC piping.
Thats a lot of bricks!
I can see a few area of white disappearing from the layout in the near future. I’m not sure why….🤔😊
Did all them parts come free from lego? You haven't really explained how you obtained them.
He purchased them. Probably not even at a discount. He has mentioned several times that the cost was substantial.
LEGO and the cost was in the 5 figure range
Make the zoo a Jurassic park
What a massive parts haul! Your studio City is coming along nicely. Always fun to see the progress. The distant views from the mezzanine and floor tile area might benefit from a quick stain of the front table legs to make them all a uniform color. Not being critical, just an observation for visual improvement. Keep up the good work! 😁👍
Maybe would be a good idea to build a LEGO wall around the Bricksie sign, could then maybe include any signed Bricks recieved from the beam pole in the basement, looks great as always Bricksie :)
AWESOMENESS ALL AROUND! Looking at the shot of the city from your studio, it would be awesome if the mountain blocked the door on the cloud wall from the view. Not sure how tall you are planning to go. Crossing my fingers that a ladder will be required to get to the top!
How are you going to manage the mountains when they come to the areas where you stand to reach the middle of the table?
Ladders, reaching, and sliding. It's easier to access the mid section from the downtown side as there is only 1 baseplate before the raised platform starts. That's why I kept the "platform coverings" on the downtown side
I've been making my landscaping MILS as 64x64 modules and they are solid!
My ADHD would have me counting each piece just to make sure they didn't miss any. They could have shorted you like 5K pieces throughout the various bags and you'd never know it. I'd get a scale, weigh one piece and then the entire bag to make sure, I'd wager that order cost quite a lot of loonies AND toonies! But not everyone is as manic as me haha. 😄
Having a good amount of experience in ordering LEGO myself, I have more trust in Bricklink sellers than ordering from the LEGO website. I've had pieces missing several times, al well as one time had over 50 pieces I did not order... And yes, I also count every part I order even if it takes a couple of hours.
Same!
I have been looking forward to the big shipment for so long now. I am so excited to see those mountains take shape, and probably even more excited to see All that white disappear! It's going to look like undeveloped land rather than empty tablespace and I think it will just be so much better as you envision things because you can move them around and start tacking things in place a bit more.
On the subject of things looking better while in progress, I wonder if it would be worth the time investment to MILS Play all of the medieval area and very roughly set three or four castles or hideouts in somewhat random spots throughout the area. It wouldn't have to look polished or even have the coastline built nicely, but if you set a few castles in place on a nice green table, you could start building hundreds of trees and for several months, the medieval scene could be a forest that looked; and wide view shots, and you could pull from the forest whenever you needed to fill your mountains and countryside.
Ikyk this, but the highest part of that mountain visually needs to be at least twice the size of the tallest skyscraper...can't wait to see it!
I wish I could come and sort your sorting table … my fav thing to do is sort and tidy . Tfs
What’s the difference between this video and your regular channel videos?
His regular channel is where he'll be building and actually working on the city
I think it all should be on one channel. I think that's kind of how his channel was set up. It makes it more appealing to have a little bit of this and a little bit of that without seeing a few different channels@@rx1-thorn615
Over six plates get too floppy?
Thanks for that tip.
Where did you get all these parts? LEGO or bricklink?
He ordered them directly from Lego, which explains why it took so long for them to arrive.
@@BrianGetz good, get those Insider points!
I bet Bricksie could swim in all those Legos like Scrooge McDuck in his money bin lol
Can you count just one full bag? I’m curious to know if they threw in an extra piece just to cover themselves!
You definitely to plan your lego cite construction in sections/phases think of it like the lego booklets so you know where you are now and in final results outcome. Hope it goes well and all according to plan also don't let the people with negative comments get to you think happy positive things 😊😊😊😊
will you tell us how much it was? to satisfy our immense curiosity
5 figure range
Why was the order so delayed?
When are you going to start the winter village
You know if you slid the table with the medieval set on it toured the rooms and then added one more section of table to your layout you could add your island with your mansion and if you don't make your ocean that big you could even have some more land to expand a little.
Scrap the Zoo and do Drive through safari In the countryside and then make a bigger aquariam and maybe reptile house and amusements and food court
to be honest the basement city at your house was looking 100% better, I think you should redo the town planning completely for this. Also, could you add the Hogwarts school with the quidditch stadium and convert the snow village into hogsmeade and add the batcave set into the mountain? Many thanks
No
I don’t feel that’s a fair comment friend, comparing a city that was polished and refined over several years, this current one is a few months old
It’s not finished yet !
Wtf is this comment?
To the original comment...Briskie has an insane amount of space in his new studio...he has the room to dream big. It's exciting to see the growth of the city with his new or improved ideas. 😊
Awesome lego pieces your city plans sounds exciting
you still haven't cleaned up the mess you have on your other table and where is any of that gonna fit on the parts wall and don't make the mountain hollow you should be making it solid and adding caves mines and make it almost modular you could build bunkers in there all sorts of cool stuff and ya the ski slope sucked you can do better
That mess are pieces he go threw everyday to sort pieces he's got a lot of pieces in bags together that need to be sorted, and he's not even done with the mountains they are hollow so they're lighter and he can always add stuff later and they are modular lmfao if u haven't even watched the videos why comment stuff like this lmafao