I've had a few. I've always ignored them. I think I have a good grasp of a reasonable length. They won't get much longer than this though as it takes too long to edit etc and can be easily split instead!
Robin, I absolutely love your videos. I don’t understand the people that complain when they’re long. This is like watching a TV show to me. Keep up the great work!
This will be awesome! I'm pretty sure the poor guy in the x-ray machine was part of the stag party and was crushed by a car because of the missing fences 😉 One thing I would change is the red sticker on the front. It should be next to the entrance. Great work so far.
Great ideas Robin. American hospitals don’t usually have garages for ambulances. Fire stations and rescue stations usually have garages for the ambulances. In the U.S., and I’m sure other countries, ambulances usually drive under a protective area that is open, like a “carport”. It looks great, but I would think you would extend the building out a couple of studs to get more interior room. A lot of your space is being taken up by the “outside” and you already have a sidewalk area. Looks great overall. Excellent inspiration!
The garage isn't realistic but it's kinda LEGO accurate. Two studs won't help the inside much at all but may make the outside look nicer is my thinking!
Adding some more floors is definitely what that set needed. That’s what I like about the newer hospital set compared to this older one. Also the helicopter doesn’t look too big compared to the building anymore. Nicely done build so far.
It's funny, I got this set when it came out to by my hospital, and I always wanted to buy a second one to double it up, but never got around to doing it. Now I don't have to! Only things I can think to add to this is someone checking in at reception with an obvious ailment, and maybe a janitor, because there always seems to be a janitor cleaning something whenever I go to a hospital. Great stuff as always, Robin.
Looks great with the added floors. Love the idea of 16x32 with an open back. My 32x32 is quite bulky to open up when the kids want to play with the interior. Your X-ray/radiology department is awesome! Can’t wait to see the next episode. Suggestion: As a nurse, I’d love to see a minifig code team running to save a patient or fainted visitor. Patient not enjoying the food was another great suggestion haha
I really am glad you popped out this hospital moc right away so Mr. Daredevil has a place to get his bones X-rayed after a nasty wipeout. Having that slice of a hospital is great so you know they get their health checkups but does not eat up all that space. That part from the star wars set is perfect for a hospital but now there will be a run on them in bricklink. it's great they have matching PJ and not open-backed robes. Can't wait to see the rest of the build. As always thank you for sharing your video and the look at the LDD process to create the beginning of your idea.
Did you write Mr Daredevil to avoid spelling Evel Knievel? Yes, this size of building does everything a modular does but without a wall and a back yard. Open backed gowns are evil!
@@RobinHoodBricks I did... not knowing if that was what you were calling him because you refer to him as the daredevil, I just added the Mr. I would hate to get busted for name infraction... TH-cam rules and all ...
The MRI scanner is genius, looks like a member of the stag do is worse for wear! Well done with the garage door too, always a nightmare to get them in without snapping a couple of panels off! Looking good so far
I had a hospital set from the late 80s that my dad found in a charity shop. I seem to remember it being called emergency care center and it had an ambulance, waiting room, ward and operating theater.
Nice amendments on the bus! As for the hospital it is a great use and modification of the original building. The foreshadowing (seeing old brickhaul pieces being put to use), planning and creative thinking is as its best as usual. I really like its positioning that takes advance of the standing hole and the set being open-back for maximum visibility. As an early suggestion, I think that now that the building is 4 floors-high the two lights on the helipad ledge could be moved on the underside of the first floor ledge as they are supposed to lit up the garage ramp.
Hi Robin, Great job so far! @13:28, haha, somebody’s a little full of himself, mr. planner 😂😉👍🏼 I really like the most recent hospital for it’s sort of modern look, with the darker tan windows coming out quite good and square lines. But it’s nice to see how you made use of that older base and turn it into a very nice hospital! Love the signpost in front of the building. That foliage adds to the build and makes it less of a stand alone Lego building as hospitals and police stations usually are in Lego. Wow, that use of the parts for the MRI scanner truly is beautiful. Everytime, just like your use of the junior sets panelpieces on FFC, you have the talent to really bring the best of some parts that I first almost hated. Well done my friend! Also the build of some of the equipment and use of stickerpieces again is very nicely done. 👍🏼
I love the vines up the side! It gives it a nice texture. I personally think the windows on the floors above the garage should be in line with each other, but that’s nitpicking. Maybe change out one of the legs on the patients for an all white to signal a cast. Those are my only suggestions! I love it so far.
I like this new style of video where we get to see your design process in LDD. Very well done Robin. Also, can you make a fire station from the ghostbusters HQ?
HiHo Robin A hospital in Brick Nottingham, brilliant! I really like what you’ve done so far. Very clean design and not over fussy! I really like the use if big “glass” panels. Using them brings a lot of light into the build, plus it allows us to see the interior much clearer! My brother was a Senior Registrar at the Queens Medical Centre and before that I believe he was at the General, now closed! If you build a maternity unit, it would be a great honour to have my brother in Minifigure form working away. He wears glasses and has blond hair! He’s now a Professor of Obstetrics and Gynaecology. Not bad for a working class boy from Lambeth! Great job as always. Well done sir 👍👍
Looks great as always. I really like the x-ray/MRI machine. My only recommendation would be to swap the reception desk and shop counter. Seems a bit strange to see the shop first thing. The reception desk will always be the first thing you see.
Looking good, Robin! One thing occurs though - with the depth of the pavements outside and the space where the bench is, you would have plenty of room to increase the depth of the building to have more room in the wards etc...
If I added say six studs I'm still not going to fit in a single bed more. This will mean there is room for the outside scene to be interesting and to have a spacious pavement too!
LOVE the pajamas as hospital patient clothes. Maybe you can find something similar to work for nurse/doctors scrubs. Pretty sure they have a complete blue set for a surgeon or something.
Hello Robin Hood Bricks. This is my first time commenting on a video! Just want to say that your builds are fantastic and I enjoy your videos a lot, thanks for the amazing content!!!😀
Wow Robin, what an amazing job so far! I love the design of the hospital. You found some really awesome printed pieces that I need for my hospital build. I have this original set also and i really like the use of the 8x16 tile piece so the ambulance can go from the garage to the street easily. One thing I would consider is instead of tiling the whole front area, maybe make the area where the bench is at put in some green plates layer there for grass. I think it would add some more color. Some hospitals in the US pride themselves on their landscaping curb appeal. So maybe even a few flowers growing in the ivy may look good to. I really like the design of the MRI/XRAY machine. Having the stretcher piece slide out is really cool. Maybe add a pop machine or dispenser in the waiting/reception area? I was going to also say you could use the clumsy guy minifigure but I know you have him falling down the stairs at one of the tram stops. I do like the amendments to your bus MOC, it looks really cool. I was going to ask you are there LXF files that you can download for these official sets when you show them in LDD or do you build them from scratch using instructions? Great video my friend! I really love the progress so far and I can't wait to see more!
Yes, definitely grass out front, I agree. Sometimes they're build from scratch if they aren't on here: www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?/forums/topic/41226-key-topic-official-lego-sets-made-in-ldd/ Enjoy!
I really dig the idea of facade builds next to the standing hole, it just makes perfect sense with the whole guillotine cutout thing. One suggestion is to re/move one of the blue chairs so minifigs can walk deeper in to the rest of the hospital on the gound floor.
Very nice update. a must have a hospital in this pandemic. I built on 2 baseplate and got pretty big. got satisfied and it is the main point. Have a nice weekend from sweden
The hospital we got not too long ago is great but I really like what you've got going here. Great details - the scanner reminds me a bit of Theme Hospital 😄 The greenery looks neat and I like that you made it in an L shape! Wonderful start - looking forward to seeing what you come up with next 😀
Thanks very much. Yes I already had this set otherwise I might have started with the newer one. I have borrowed some ideas / mini builds from that set though!
I like the progress you made on your hospital. I also like the design progress and how you explained your design choices. I find that British terms for things quite fascinating or at least more colorful then their American counterparts (IE Operating Theater and Torch) oh and I think the guy with the banana is just having a lovely healthy snack...
Awesome building again, looks great! One bit of comment from my side... the waiting room downstairs look like it block access to the rest of the building. My suggestion would be to remove the most left chair to leave room. But please continue building and showing us these nice MOC's!!
Regarding the guy with crutches, you could change one of his pijama legs for a all white one, making it look like a big cast I think it would go perfectly with the fact he's using crutches.
Love the result so far! I love the driveway (knew in an instant why you put it in that way, even before you explained it) and I love the ideas the others are giving you so I'm curious wich ones you will follow or at least get inspired from. The only thing I might suggest is that when you come to the level of the heli-pad perhaps you can consider a slope to soften the step to get inside. After all, they will probably be bringing in a seriously injured patient.
Finally Robin I'm caught up I've watched every video so I'm not in the past!!! To celebrate I will borrow your catch phrases, FANTASTIC! now everything is,... GOOD GOOD.
@@RobinHoodBricks yes I did watch every episode I commented jevery time to show support its a wonderful channel and it's not loud and slick like some of the American channels. What's more its local to me as I can live the lego city when I see real life Nottingham especially near the station where I work in the magistrates Court. Can't wait for the plates to arrive.
I'm not a fan of the channels where it seems to be simply about consumption. What they bought, not much free building, add it to the stack of stuff, repeat!
A cafeteria (at least the half cut of one) could fit in one of those spare rooms,maybe a drink vender. Or a play room for children,I've been to a hospital that had a gaming console and a kid play toy area.
Very nice update Robin. I really like the look of the hospital. Yeah and int the recent haul you have been talking about the minifigs in the tour bus representing people from all around the world. I am from Czech Republic and I was thinking about some minifig representing Czech viewers and I got a really fun idea. In Czech we gave a popular Tv character of mole (in Czech its Krteček) and I thought you could put the fantastic beasts niffler there representing the Czech mole.
Nice video. Set 4429 was my first medical lego set I got. I got it from my grandparents as a birthday gift in 2012 and I still have the set 90% original form 7 and a half years later only change I have done around it is add in the 2018 hospital set which for where I placed the 2012 set works great in my city with no changes in design needed which I love since I try to keep any older building from 2005 to 2012 I have in it original overal dedign as much as posible. Newer sets not so much.
Suggestion: maybe put the shop counter one row back so that the people standing there get enough space and the people coming into the hospital can get in through the door. Also mabey put the seats in the reception one block up, that will look cool. I love the hospital though and I think it will look great in your city.
Haven't watched yet, but I am VERY familiar with hospitals over all the long years I've been on this earth lol. I've broken more bones than Evel Knievel & that's not been very fun at most of the times LOL. Anyway, to my point, I will watch & give you any ideas I think you should have. Definitely need an orthopedic surgeon section or Evel & myself (guy on beach with rocket) will have to frequent other brick city's hospitals...possibly even be transported to New Jang City Hospital 😱😱😱😜.
@@RobinHoodBricks Some hospitals have started in one building and then erected a identical/mirrored/similar building next to it to fit in more departments (and more ambulances).
Can't wait to see all the other patients and how they look! Anyways great build and excited to see it finished. Oh and I think the waiting could do with a potted plant!
I wasn't fond of that particular hospital model compared to 60204, and my own moc ended up being a larger modular. But, so far I do like what you've done in the confines of the space you're using Robin. Awesome idea for the MRI. I built a custom CT scanner for mine with a similar play feature. Similar to the newest set I did include a maternity ward, and will be curious to see what else you include! 😊
I think you could put the evil kaneval, however you spell it, in the hospital, maybe after performing a botched accident. Maybe add a wall or tarp in between the ward and Other rooms, other than that, lovely build!
Wonderful start, as usual Robin. I went for a full MOC version for my hospital.....problem is, I also have; wards, X-ray department, an ER and an operation theatre......but you can’t really see all the details without removing the sections individually.......! I guess that’s my one complaint with full MOC’s.....you really have no idea what’s in there, without taking them apart. Like your wonderful Fast Food Corner.....if we hadn’t seen you build it, we would have no idea about all the amazing features that you designed inside.
This is the reason for my open-backed street. My casino and inside my Town Hall are all completely invisible without a trace on show. At least Fast Food Croner looks great from the outside and was using up parts on the inside!
Glad u removed the roof sticker. Sad u reduced the height of evil-blockneivil. Hope u do put a rollback truck in for his ramp. I love that ur showing us LDD. And it makes the video longer as well which Im %100 for.
The guy from the ironman set has the ability to become very hot to the point where he is almost magma. Oddly enough, he can heal himself to some extent when he heats himself up. But I like ur idea a lot more. This hospital is pretty cool. Evil kenevil can crash land right in front of here.
Maybe want the handrail on the other side of the pathway to the entrance so the bench would be easily accessible from the entrance? Love the moc so far regardless
Liking the progress. I wondered if you could bump the front wall out a couple of studs?. Still have the front bench and walking path, but a tiny bit more space inside for hospital activity.
I've looked into this and it'd work great BUT I don't have any of the eight wide plates I'd need for flooring. I used it ALL up on my railway station platforms. Maybe another day!
You should add the lego creator 3in1 sets on the empty strip of space kind of a lower residense area for minifigures to live. Nice Windows on the side for people to see mini organs getting removed with a lot of blood splatter N.I.C.E. Now you’re building a hospital i Think that a man has fallen into bricknottingham river trent and the helicopter is preparing the lifeline
@@RobinHoodBricks yes, you need a ghetto with drug dealers, street walkers & protestors/rioters/looters & beat cops walking the blocks, cars on blocks with no wheels & run down buildings. Have Joker or some super villains recruiters there. That's what I was going to do to my city. Lego has stop signs with graffiti available from Lego movie cmf line.
Nice hospital MOC's. However the ramp, does not feet so well. I normally see that piece inside the garage, with the sticker of course. As example is the Set 7240-Fire Station for 2004. "Am I talking like you!?"😀
I actually have that set, though i have demolished it for parts since i got a very limited amount. Currently i have some train projects im working on which is a subway themed station and the L-Train from Chicago kinda. Keep up the good work!
Excellent use of an elderly (sort of...) set - may I suggest you hav a nursery as one of the floors above the reception area? Might be a good display! Karl :)
My suggestions: Make that front door an automatic sliding door for universal access. When you get to building the roof, include solar panels, so the hospital still has power in case of a blackout. Comments: It looks good so far. Can't wait to see the end result.
Robin - don’t forget that MRI scanners were invented in Nottingham! Another good local link to Brick Nottingham!
What an intelligent and well thought out comment. Can I commend you for reminding me of this wonderful fact about our home city. Beautifully written!
Who’s complaining your videos are too long?! I’m always gutted when they have to end!
I've had a few. I've always ignored them. I think I have a good grasp of a reasonable length. They won't get much longer than this though as it takes too long to edit etc and can be easily split instead!
A hospital? You've outdone yourself again Robin!
More on the way. Thank you!
Robin, I absolutely love your videos. I don’t understand the people that complain when they’re long. This is like watching a TV show to me. Keep up the great work!
I agree with you but realistically I think this length is about right. They take a long time to make!
This will be awesome!
I'm pretty sure the poor guy in the x-ray machine was part of the stag party and was crushed by a car because of the missing fences 😉
One thing I would change is the red sticker on the front. It should be next to the entrance.
Great work so far.
Serves him right for being a lightweight!
MRI/X-RAY machine... Brilliant!! So simple yet elegant. The hospital is shaping up, I look forward to the finish!!
Yes, thank you!
Great ideas Robin. American hospitals don’t usually have garages for ambulances. Fire stations and rescue stations usually have garages for the ambulances. In the U.S., and I’m sure other countries, ambulances usually drive under a protective area that is open, like a “carport”.
It looks great, but I would think you would extend the building out a couple of studs to get more interior room. A lot of your space is being taken up by the “outside” and you already have a sidewalk area. Looks great overall. Excellent inspiration!
The garage isn't realistic but it's kinda LEGO accurate. Two studs won't help the inside much at all but may make the outside look nicer is my thinking!
1 year old and this is still one of my favorite videos on your channel!
Woop woop!
Adding some more floors is definitely what that set needed. That’s what I like about the newer hospital set compared to this older one. Also the helicopter doesn’t look too big compared to the building anymore.
Nicely done build so far.
Yes when I went back to the original set it looked tiny after seeing the bigger version!
It's funny, I got this set when it came out to by my hospital, and I always wanted to buy a second one to double it up, but never got around to doing it. Now I don't have to! Only things I can think to add to this is someone checking in at reception with an obvious ailment, and maybe a janitor, because there always seems to be a janitor cleaning something whenever I go to a hospital. Great stuff as always, Robin.
Good plan. You're welcome!
Hello i love your content
Why thank you!
@@RobinHoodBricks well i love lego and i love your City
Can't wait to see the end result! You should add a patient not enjoying his hospital food, since nobody does =D
Maybe that's why everyone looks so ill!
This videos just keep on getting better and better don’t stop with the great content
Thank you. That's really nice to hear. I'm trying to add all the different parts of the process!
Great Hospital Robin unique design! I like how you stay true to Lego with your facades!
Yes I like to build in the LEGO style!
Looks great with the added floors. Love the idea of 16x32 with an open back. My 32x32 is quite bulky to open up when the kids want to play with the interior. Your X-ray/radiology department is awesome! Can’t wait to see the next episode.
Suggestion: As a nurse, I’d love to see a minifig code team running to save a patient or fainted visitor. Patient not enjoying the food was another great suggestion haha
Oh, ok. So a team of workers running in/out of a room!
Hospital! Such a cool and exciting build. Looking forward to seeing the hospital build being finished.
Yes, it's great fun this one!
A person being medivac in on the helicopter would be cool. Great job I really like seeing the designer bit to see how it all works.
Maybe we'll have more of that in future videos!
I really am glad you popped out this hospital moc right away so Mr. Daredevil has a place to get his bones X-rayed after a nasty wipeout. Having that slice of a hospital is great so you know they get their health checkups but does not eat up all that space. That part from the star wars set is perfect for a hospital but now there will be a run on them in bricklink. it's great they have matching PJ and not open-backed robes. Can't wait to see the rest of the build. As always thank you for sharing your video and the look at the LDD process to create the beginning of your idea.
Did you write Mr Daredevil to avoid spelling Evel Knievel? Yes, this size of building does everything a modular does but without a wall and a back yard.
Open backed gowns are evil!
@@RobinHoodBricks I did... not knowing if that was what you were calling him because you refer to him as the daredevil, I just added the Mr. I would hate to get busted for name infraction... TH-cam rules and all ...
At 5:11 your city looks awesome.
Thanks, it means a lot!
Np
The MRI scanner is genius, looks like a member of the stag do is worse for wear! Well done with the garage door too, always a nightmare to get them in without snapping a couple of panels off! Looking good so far
Thanks so much!
Another genius creation, I’m looking forward to the upcoming videos
Thank you very much!
I had a hospital set from the late 80s that my dad found in a charity shop. I seem to remember it being called emergency care center and it had an ambulance, waiting room, ward and operating theater.
Probably set 6380 by the sound of it. Very nice!
Nice amendments on the bus! As for the hospital it is a great use and modification of the original building. The foreshadowing (seeing old brickhaul pieces being put to use), planning and creative thinking is as its best as usual. I really like its positioning that takes advance of the standing hole and the set being open-back for maximum visibility.
As an early suggestion, I think that now that the building is 4 floors-high the two lights on the helipad ledge could be moved on the underside of the first floor ledge as they are supposed to lit up the garage ramp.
I'll see how they look lower down.
Having it open backed should help light get inside too!
really like this design, Robin. Bravo.
Cheers, Joe. I think it's only going to get better!
Great changings on the bus!!!
Many thanks!
The hospital looks fantastic so far! Can't wait for part 2!
Yay, me either!
Hi Robin, Great job so far!
@13:28, haha, somebody’s a little full of himself, mr. planner 😂😉👍🏼
I really like the most recent hospital for it’s sort of modern look, with the darker tan windows coming out quite good and square lines. But it’s nice to see how you made use of that older base and turn it into a very nice hospital! Love the signpost in front of the building. That foliage adds to the build and makes it less of a stand alone Lego building as hospitals and police stations usually are in Lego.
Wow, that use of the parts for the MRI scanner truly is beautiful. Everytime, just like your use of the junior sets panelpieces on FFC, you have the talent to really bring the best of some parts that I first almost hated. Well done my friend!
Also the build of some of the equipment and use of stickerpieces again is very nicely done. 👍🏼
Thanks for the lovely comment. Yes, it's looking good so far. Much more to come!
This was a great unexpected suprise. Great job!
Thanks, Marion!
Yeah
I’ve really been enjoying seeing a bit of the design process in LDD. Well done!!
Thanks very much!
I love the vines up the side! It gives it a nice texture. I personally think the windows on the floors above the garage should be in line with each other, but that’s nitpicking. Maybe change out one of the legs on the patients for an all white to signal a cast. Those are my only suggestions! I love it so far.
I think the windows will be in line on the last plan. Thanks so much!
I like this new style of video where we get to see your design process in LDD. Very well done Robin. Also, can you make a fire station from the ghostbusters HQ?
Great. Nah, it's too big!
HiHo Robin
A hospital in Brick Nottingham, brilliant!
I really like what you’ve done so far. Very clean design and not over fussy! I really like the use if big “glass” panels. Using them brings a lot of light into the build, plus it allows us to see the interior much clearer!
My brother was a Senior Registrar at the Queens Medical Centre and before that I believe he was at the General, now closed! If you build a maternity unit, it would be a great honour to have my brother in Minifigure form working away. He wears glasses and has blond hair! He’s now a Professor of Obstetrics and Gynaecology. Not bad for a working class boy from Lambeth!
Great job as always. Well done sir 👍👍
Wow thanks. Lovely comment as always, Robin!
Looking good! Love it so far! You need to swap the torsos from the Xray and the nurse helping the guy.
Check!
Looks great as always. I really like the x-ray/MRI machine. My only recommendation would be to swap the reception desk and shop counter. Seems a bit strange to see the shop first thing. The reception desk will always be the first thing you see.
Maybe true but the arrows point that way on the tile. Swap it and it won't work, there anyway!
Looking good, Robin! One thing occurs though - with the depth of the pavements outside and the space where the bench is, you would have plenty of room to increase the depth of the building to have more room in the wards etc...
If I added say six studs I'm still not going to fit in a single bed more. This will mean there is room for the outside scene to be interesting and to have a spacious pavement too!
That is already looking good Robin, can't wait to see some more 👍👍
This Friday for more!
very nice toy, ilike, thanks for sharing@
Thanks for your comment!
LOVE the pajamas as hospital patient clothes. Maybe you can find something similar to work for nurse/doctors scrubs. Pretty sure they have a complete blue set for a surgeon or something.
There is a series minifigure surgeon, yes!
Great video I would like to suggest that you make the daredevil look liked he crashed and is stuck on the bus
Haha!
Hello Robin Hood Bricks. This is my first time commenting on a video! Just want to say that your builds are fantastic and I enjoy your videos a lot, thanks for the amazing content!!!😀
Well thanks for letting me know, Luca. It's just the sort of encouragement I need!
Brilliant as usual! Looking forward for the next part.
Should be good!
Wow Robin, what an amazing job so far! I love the design of the hospital. You found some really awesome printed pieces that I need for my hospital build. I have this original set also and i really like the use of the 8x16 tile piece so the ambulance can go from the garage to the street easily. One thing I would consider is instead of tiling the whole front area, maybe make the area where the bench is at put in some green plates layer there for grass. I think it would add some more color. Some hospitals in the US pride themselves on their landscaping curb appeal. So maybe even a few flowers growing in the ivy may look good to. I really like the design of the MRI/XRAY machine. Having the stretcher piece slide out is really cool. Maybe add a pop machine or dispenser in the waiting/reception area? I was going to also say you could use the clumsy guy minifigure but I know you have him falling down the stairs at one of the tram stops. I do like the amendments to your bus MOC, it looks really cool. I was going to ask you are there LXF files that you can download for these official sets when you show them in LDD or do you build them from scratch using instructions? Great video my friend! I really love the progress so far and I can't wait to see more!
Yes, definitely grass out front, I agree.
Sometimes they're build from scratch if they aren't on here:
www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?/forums/topic/41226-key-topic-official-lego-sets-made-in-ldd/
Enjoy!
Thank you my friend!
I really dig the idea of facade builds next to the standing hole, it just makes perfect sense with the whole guillotine cutout thing. One suggestion is to re/move one of the blue chairs so minifigs can walk deeper in to the rest of the hospital on the gound floor.
I like it. A good suggestion that requires no parts. My favourite!
Very nice update. a must have a hospital in this pandemic. I built on 2 baseplate and got pretty big. got satisfied and it is
the main point. Have a nice weekend from sweden
Thanks, you too!
The hospital we got not too long ago is great but I really like what you've got going here. Great details - the scanner reminds me a bit of Theme Hospital 😄 The greenery looks neat and I like that you made it in an L shape! Wonderful start - looking forward to seeing what you come up with next 😀
Thanks very much. Yes I already had this set otherwise I might have started with the newer one. I have borrowed some ideas / mini builds from that set though!
@@RobinHoodBricks yeah, I can see why - it's a great set!
I like the progress you made on your hospital. I also like the design progress and how you explained your design choices. I find that British terms for things quite fascinating or at least more colorful then their American counterparts (IE Operating Theater and Torch) oh and I think the guy with the banana is just having a lovely healthy snack...
I'll provide everyone's little British fix!
Awesome building again, looks great! One bit of comment from my side... the waiting room downstairs look like it block access to the rest of the building. My suggestion would be to remove the most left chair to leave room.
But please continue building and showing us these nice MOC's!!
Yup, will do!
Excellent... Looking forward to seeing this moc in BrickNottingham
Me too, although it'll be all on its own!
@@RobinHoodBricks only for now... I'm sure that stretch will fill up soon enough.
Very cool moc! Awesome how u used those x-ray and shop tile pieces from those old divers sets!
Yeah, that's what all these hauls are for!
Regarding the guy with crutches, you could change one of his pijama legs for a all white one, making it look like a big cast
I think it would go perfectly with the fact he's using crutches.
Your profile picture is just like evil canieval
Good plan!
@@HarryPorpise you're right actually lol
@@RobinHoodBricks Thanks!
Love the result so far! I love the driveway (knew in an instant why you put it in that way, even before you explained it) and I love the ideas the others are giving you so I'm curious wich ones you will follow or at least get inspired from. The only thing I might suggest is that when you come to the level of the heli-pad perhaps you can consider a slope to soften the step to get inside. After all, they will probably be bringing in a seriously injured patient.
Haha, very true. They've had a bad day already!
Blue tile could be a. Morphine pump and heart monitor EKG machine. Great video.
Exactly!
Perfect👌🏻 Some Interesting Tiles, I cant wait for the next Part!
Yay, me too!
Like how it’s starting think it will be a really good addition to the city 👍🏻
Thank you!
Finally Robin I'm caught up I've watched every video so I'm not in the past!!!
To celebrate I will borrow your catch phrases, FANTASTIC! now everything is,... GOOD GOOD.
Great to hear. I think you commented on them all as well.
Watched the channel, bought the sweatshirt. Good good!
@@RobinHoodBricks yes I did watch every episode I commented jevery time to show support its a wonderful channel and it's not loud and slick like some of the American channels. What's more its local to me as I can live the lego city when I see real life Nottingham especially near the station where I work in the magistrates Court.
Can't wait for the plates to arrive.
I'm not a fan of the channels where it seems to be simply about consumption. What they bought, not much free building, add it to the stack of stuff, repeat!
A cafeteria (at least the half cut of one) could fit in one of those spare rooms,maybe a drink vender.
Or a play room for children,I've been to a hospital that had a gaming console and a kid play toy area.
I think I'm gonna have more focus on medical treatments and seriously ill looking people!
31:40 It's a firey/lava substance in his veins. It never occurred to me that you could use Ulldrich for that purpose, but it looks fantastic!
I originally liked the look of his suit but I'm a sucker for a glow in the dark anything!
Very nice update Robin. I really like the look of the hospital. Yeah and int the recent haul you have been talking about the minifigs in the tour bus representing people from all around the world. I am from Czech Republic and I was thinking about some minifig representing Czech viewers and I got a really fun idea. In Czech we gave a popular Tv character of mole (in Czech its Krteček) and I thought you could put the fantastic beasts niffler there representing the Czech mole.
Well that's a good suggestion as I have a niffler and at least he'll fit on what is a very full bus!
Just call your MRI machine a ct-scanner. Ct-scanners do use x-rays. So it's a litle bit more accurate. Great build btw. 😉
I'm just glad at how well the tunnel and tiles all came together!
Another nice moc. Well done.
Thanks. It's not done yet!
Une Hôpital... Les minifig vont pouvoir aller ce soigner! Génial!
Y compris le casse-cou toute minute!
Including the daredevil any minute!
I like your vids
Glad to hear it!
Nice video. Set 4429 was my first medical lego set I got. I got it from my grandparents as a birthday gift in 2012 and I still have the set 90% original form 7 and a half years later only change I have done around it is add in the 2018 hospital set which for where I placed the 2012 set works great in my city with no changes in design needed which I love since I try to keep any older building from 2005 to 2012 I have in it original overal dedign as much as posible. Newer sets not so much.
Cool. I need the original panel with the sticker on both sides still!
Wow the videos are amazing !! your such a talented builder keep up the good work
Thanks, Michael. Really good to hear!
Suggestion: maybe put the shop counter one row back so that the people standing there get enough space and the people coming into the hospital can get in through the door. Also mabey put the seats in the reception one block up, that will look cool. I love the hospital though and I think it will look great in your city.
Yeah, I may raise the seats a bit, thanks!
Haven't watched yet, but I am VERY familiar with hospitals over all the long years I've been on this earth lol. I've broken more bones than Evel Knievel & that's not been very fun at most of the times LOL. Anyway, to my point, I will watch & give you any ideas I think you should have. Definitely need an orthopedic surgeon section or Evel & myself (guy on beach with rocket) will have to frequent other brick city's hospitals...possibly even be transported to New Jang City Hospital 😱😱😱😜.
Hmmm, I have a lot to fit into four floors!
@@RobinHoodBricks Some hospitals have started in one building and then erected a identical/mirrored/similar building next to it to fit in more departments (and more ambulances).
Nice
Cheers!
Can't wait to see all the other patients and how they look! Anyways great build and excited to see it finished. Oh and I think the waiting could do with a potted plant!
Potted plant, check!
I like that you have time to reply to every comment
I may have to stop soon. It takes a long time!
Another great build!
It's appreciated!
adding some equipment in the gararge for the ambulance be good ^^
Yes, good idea!
Possibly you could do a surgery room and use the mini figure series nurse in scrubs!
If you mean the surgeon then yes that's what's coming!
If you tile off the back of the ambulance bay, you can continue the white stripes on the sides with the stickers from last year's xtra sticker set.
Yeah, I had a look at them. I may have a better match elsewhere!
I wasn't fond of that particular hospital model compared to 60204, and my own moc ended up being a larger modular. But, so far I do like what you've done in the confines of the space you're using Robin. Awesome idea for the MRI. I built a custom CT scanner for mine with a similar play feature. Similar to the newest set I did include a maternity ward, and will be curious to see what else you include! 😊
Me too. More next week!
The top room right next to the heli pad should be a 911 call center with big screens, and/or dispatch section for the helicopter and ambulance.
Haha good idea!
Oh few minar chandge up tuches to the bus ..stunt bike jumping the bus. .kool.
Haha, yes very cool!
I think you could put the evil kaneval, however you spell it, in the hospital, maybe after performing a botched accident. Maybe add a wall or tarp in between the ward and Other rooms, other than that, lovely build!
Well he can't be jumping AND in hospital!
Wonderful start, as usual Robin.
I went for a full MOC version for my hospital.....problem is, I also have; wards, X-ray department, an ER and an operation theatre......but you can’t really see all the details without removing the sections individually.......!
I guess that’s my one complaint with full MOC’s.....you really have no idea what’s in there, without taking them apart.
Like your wonderful Fast Food Corner.....if we hadn’t seen you build it, we would have no idea about all the amazing features that you designed inside.
This is the reason for my open-backed street. My casino and inside my Town Hall are all completely invisible without a trace on show. At least Fast Food Croner looks great from the outside and was using up parts on the inside!
Glad u removed the roof sticker. Sad u reduced the height of evil-blockneivil. Hope u do put a rollback truck in for his ramp. I love that ur showing us LDD. And it makes the video longer as well which Im %100 for.
Great, Will. I'll keep putting the LDD in then!
@@RobinHoodBricks please do
The guy from the ironman set has the ability to become very hot to the point where he is almost magma. Oddly enough, he can heal himself to some extent when he heats himself up. But I like ur idea a lot more. This hospital is pretty cool. Evil kenevil can crash land right in front of here.
Maybe that's why he picked this spot for the jump!
@@RobinHoodBricks most definitely
This looks awesome!
Great, thanks for letting me know!
How about placing an elderly minifig at the front entry? Or a classic skateboard accident scene in front of or near the hospital! 🏹
I'll probably do all the outsiders when I get it in position. I'll need an old person though!
I just noticed that the bus doesn't have an exhaust. unless it's a low one under the rear bumper or near the sides
I don't think many of my vehicles do. I'm not that bothered as most don't even have doors or windows!
For the reception desk I feel that you should change that blue 2x4 brick out for a 2x4 blue plate that is in the middle of 2 white 2x4 plate.
Good idea but I don't have any blue plates other than 2x3. I really need more bricks again!
Maybe want the handrail on the other side of the pathway to the entrance so the bench would be easily accessible from the entrance?
Love the moc so far regardless
Thanks so much, Joir!
Liking the progress. I wondered if you could bump the front wall out a couple of studs?. Still have the front bench and walking path, but a tiny bit more space inside for hospital activity.
I've looked into this and it'd work great BUT I don't have any of the eight wide plates I'd need for flooring. I used it ALL up on my railway station platforms. Maybe another day!
@@RobinHoodBricks Not enough pieces to do what you want. Every LEGO builders perpetual dilemma! haha
I could always expand it later!
Looks like you're going to have to make an ambulance Moc very soon
I think I'll just use an official one. I don't do a lot of vehicles as LEGO does such a good job!
You should add the lego creator 3in1 sets on the empty strip of space kind of a lower residense area for minifigures to live. Nice Windows on the side for people to see mini organs getting removed with a lot of blood splatter N.I.C.E. Now you’re building a hospital i Think that a man has fallen into bricknottingham river trent and the helicopter is preparing the lifeline
Epic idea actually
A man has fallen into the river Trent in bricknottingham
I've got a load of smaller creator buildings for an arty district but it won't be residential. Thanks!
@@RobinHoodBricks yes, you need a ghetto with drug dealers, street walkers & protestors/rioters/looters & beat cops walking the blocks, cars on blocks with no wheels & run down buildings. Have Joker or some super villains recruiters there. That's what I was going to do to my city. Lego has stop signs with graffiti available from Lego movie cmf line.
Lord Arnold which LEGO minifig has the stop sign?
Nice hospital MOC's. However the ramp, does not feet so well. I normally see that piece inside the garage, with the sticker of course. As example is the Set 7240-Fire Station for 2004. "Am I talking like you!?"😀
I think it'll look good when it's on the road plate!
You could put the hospital on the corner and make a deeper hospital. Looks good
Thank you!
I actually have that set, though i have demolished it for parts since i got a very limited amount. Currently i have some train projects im working on which is a subway themed station and the L-Train from Chicago kinda. Keep up the good work!
I will, thanks!
Excellent use of an elderly (sort of...) set - may I suggest you hav a nursery as one of the floors above the reception area? Might be a good display!
Karl :)
There's not enough ill people in a nursery!
That MRI is amazing.
Poor MRI guy though. I'd bet he "fell on something".
How unfortunate for him, haha!
Great build Robin. The MRI / X-ray is stunning how do you think of these details. !! Looking forward to Friday for next instalment !!
I don't know, haha. I was just playing with real pieces for that one. The key bits from the brick hauls make it look special though!
Looks amazing!
Thanks!
Nice, I think u should add a patient sitting down in the bottom floor
Yes I will!
My suggestions:
Make that front door an automatic sliding door for universal access.
When you get to building the roof, include solar panels, so the hospital still has power in case of a blackout.
Comments:
It looks good so far. Can't wait to see the end result.
Haha, I'm not so sure that solar panels protect against a blackout in the UK. We don't have the weather!
Cool
Cheers!
Great x ray room. Can you attach patient files at the end of their beds. I think it would add to the build
Um, no space I think. The guillotine must got them!
@@RobinHoodBricks Yes true. Limited space.
one of the extra can be an office room and the other one a room for testing things
Maybe!