How to Build a MILS Plate & Transfer a Modular Buiding
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I gotta be honest, new uploads always make my day that much better. That custom ramp for the firehouse makes the whole station pop. That's ingenious. The smallest of details can have the largest effect and I love it.
Really doesn't look like a bad process, just time consuming and part hungry. Puts my mind at rest for when I do mine! fantastic video, thanks!
Love the fact that you can customise the plates with driveways etc. That looks amazing and definitely shows off the benefits of converting to MILS. I can't wait to see your city slowly get this epic upgrade!
One suggestion I would have, having done this a bunch when I converted mine over was to download the instruction books from Lego from the sets prior. This way if something pops off and you forget where it goes or you have to do some rebuilding, you will have the instructions ready to go. Love how you integrated the road with the ramp piece. It's simple but makes such a big difference. Thanks for the content.
Thank you, Bricksie! I asked the other day about how hard converting a modular to MILS would be and this makes it look pretty simple. I think I can convert the Daily Bugle without destroying it now. I am building the book shop modular and did dark grey for most of it with green for the back yards. It made the basement of the house better!
Thanks for the tutorial. It'll be very useful for my city when I got to mills. The only thing with mills is that it's very part consuming but, the final result is fantastic!
Nice conversion. I like what you did with the road plate, integrating the ramp into it, looks sleek!
The custom road plate forming the ramp is a touch of class
This was VERY helpful, and i now know how a MILLS plate is build and what a MILLS plate is! Thank you! 🙂
I have been wondering how you were doing this, so happy to see this in action!
This is cool. As a software engineer who wants to build my own city someday, this is an awesome system! The whitepaper for it is a good read too. Thanks for the tutorials and documenting this process!!!
I enjoy the mills vids cus my city is all mills and I enjoy
learning new tricks with the mills plates!!
So cool! I’m so tempted to build my own lego city. Overwhelming to think of where to start though since there are so many options! 😅
Love the content, Bricksie! Thanks for all the tips!
Great video. Always makes my day better to watch your videos and vlogs.
The benefit to just keeping the standard (with the technic bricks) is that with how much you rearrange/move buildings - you never know if that building will eventually get moved to a spot where you need to pin it into your exterior roads. Better build in the standard that you're not going to use, than have to tear apart and rebuild when you later move that building to a spot that needs it. And oh baby - you stood on the plate - attaguy! Rock Solid!
Lol I saw that part where you dared him to stand on the plate, can't say I've done that myself
It's good to see the fire brigade getting some love that's an oldy but a goody
Thanks for showing this, I was always very curious about this part
awesome video jordan the upgrade looks amazing
Thanks for this, I'm in the process planning the conversion to MILS as well, funny that you used the building that re-ignited my love for LEGO. I also convert the flag (Austrian)
The mils system looks really good!
Looks awesome very cool. Thank you.
Thank you for the information. I will be referring to it often!
Looks fantastic!
MILS may be great for you, but not for me. Just for personal preferences. First of all, I thought it wouldn’t be flush with the modular buildings that I have plus those 3 in 1 sets, and my other buildings. I honestly don’t think I want to utilize the MILS. I’m perfectly happy for what I’m doing for my city. What you are doing is really, really cool! Keep it up 👍🏼
Good video mate, this is a great journey 👍
With the base plate removed, you can replace the Technics connector bricks on the building walls with normal bricks. The connector bricks are no longer needed now that MILS plate handles connection.
I pulled those out and used them in the MILS plates. No difference just using 1x2 technic.
Yay I wanted to know this so bad Thxx Jordan!!!
love this, thanks
This is a really useful video👍
I am just starting to convert my city to mils plates. It’s quite the task but well worth it.
Thank you for the video.
Love this, but how do you go about it when the city set is built on angles?
Great video bricksie
Yesss more milss
Doing your Road transition for Mils looked a lot easier. Can see you are going to have a lot of fun having to swap out all those modulars ha looking good though 👍🏻
Thx for the tips! Also I am starting to collect some modulars any recommendations?
Love mills!!!
thanks for this
i actually did this and put 4 mils new road plates on top.Put a few bits of lego on the board and then put hagrids hut on ,also where you can put little bits of lego to make the roadway i put flowers and bits of lego to make raised rocks .It looked really good and i think unusual.someone gave them to me and i dont really have a city so i thought of a creative way to use them
OMG now Im considering mils plates!
This looks cool! I really love the mils style road!
It looks good
I've actually never seen the inside of the Fire Brigade 😅 and also Town Hall (I know you didn't show that). Really an awesome custom road plate for that Fire Brigade 🔥 that's fire!
Very useful video! Thanks bricksie
Don't think I've seen your vids before, but when you swung around to your Lego city I about fell out of my chair!
Holy canola oil Batman!!
You make it look alot simpler that I have seen it done ! Question... how do you know if it is going to fit one plate or more ? What do you do if is smaller or an odd size ?
I want to do this so bad!! Especially the roads, they look so good. My city I want to kinda go a different route though, like those mocs that are like a diorama the details in the buildings and land.
I need to have a few tables and a big collection of parts... don't know how to start the bulk part "wall" like what parts to start getting.
I would build the set on top of the mills
You could also remove the withe line from the road in front of the ramp!
I just used the 8 X 8 Plates on my large plate... 4 of those work fine and you don't need to add all the bricks of you don't modularize...
You would need 16 of those. But yeah any size works. For now we are just using whatever we have in our inventory
I actually started with a 48x48 with the corner building to have a modular with a road. This is so much better
Hi Jordan, great vid 😁
did you change the tiles around the number 3 on the fire brigade from LBG to DBG ?
Nice video jordan
so if i'm planning on starting with the module buildings, should I use the included 32x base as the top instead of the4x4s or should i use the included base as the bottom and get 64 4x4?
What are you using for the bottoms of the " mils" plate? Can a person use those regular grey base plates?
I bought all dark bluish 4x8 plates and made mills. Most modulairs have filled ground floors tho, untill i did the palace cinema... now i have a dark bluish grey floor in my cinema haha. But cant really see inside anyways so i csnt be bothered to change it now, maybe later
Thanks for the tutorial 👍
How do you transfer a building that is not built in square angles, e.g. 10293 (Santa‘s Visit) ?
it is awsome
Im new to this. What’s the best place to get all of the small plates and bricks in mass to make these? I have a few sets but not extra pieces. Thanks!!
Thanks for this tutorial 👍
For the assembly square on a base 48 x 32, how do ?
If we made 2 MILS 32 x 32 + 16 x 32, the link is not enought no ?
Thanks for the content sharing your MILS experience… just a question, why don’t you use the base plate that comes already with the modular building to be the “top” of your MILS in this case?
Baseplates don't adapt to bricks
Jordan would love to see a tutorial video on how to do the roadplate design for the firehouse driveway
Roger that
Not sure when you got the Fire Brigade, but did you have any trouble with the reddish brown pieces snapping? I always heard that was a defect with the color at the time and it was true in the mini modular anniversary pack I have. 3 or 4 1x1 plates snapped in half and that's never happened to me. It's the main reason I haven't tried to buy the Fire Brigade yet.
Hiya, I’m doing research for my own Lego city and just wondering how you organise all the parts you need for each plate? Thanks
Where do you buy your 4 x 4 plates
if he does the grand emporium next i will be very happy
Is oils of loved to see you actually put the building itself onto the base plate and not cut out so we could see how easy or tricky it could be pressing it down to the base plate.
Could you maybe do that for another building please and thank you.
Overall love the vids and love the content mate, very helpful
Since I haven’t started building my city yet I’m gonna start building the most points system what are the differences for the roads Mills plates using the new road pieces?
Never mind just found the other video you posted a few days ago🤦🏼
Is the lego technic land rover worth it?
Do you have instructions for the fire brigade in above photo?
Why do you recommend 4x4 over 16x16?
Maybe you want to upgrade your building .... * pauses as if to build excitement * ...
We won't be doing that in this video....
I died, haha.
Ah man I'd love to add roads like this but I just don't have room unfortunately.
Did you put your Assembly Square on 48 x 48
Awesome job! If you calculated the time to do this what would be your estimate?
It depends on the modular building. Some have a lot more detail. We did 2 last night and it took about 2 hours, so I'd say 1 hour on average.
hi bricksie, are you planning to relocate 10182 corner cafe back to your city 4 years ago?
How do you do it for buildings that are 48x32
Do you walk inside with outside shoes?
Hi Bricksie great vids keep um comin, could you of just turned building upside down then build a mils plate from that (upside down mils plate) ?
I don't think that would be very secure. The parts would likely break apart a lot as you did it.
Ok I hear u 👍🏼
What about building the Modular’s over the road plate so you don’t get that double pavement? The extra space at the back could be a back lane?
So now that you've converted the original modulars to MILS, what are your plans for the sidewalks? Will you leave them dark gray or convert them to light gray to match your MILS street sidewalks? I converted to MILS about a year ago, and I'm still struggling on deciding what to do about the sidewalk colors.
The modulars will remain dark grey, to remain how the builds were intended.
At the end, that actually looks great. What about doing a MILS plate with a road? Are you gonna show us how to do that?
Available here th-cam.com/video/fm-Zdy9AI7M/w-d-xo.html
Why not set the exit gate from fire brigade on same level as the roads?
Whats the use of MILS plates?
Is it just used to make up for Legos bad new road design? Because it seems very expensive, to build a MILS plate, just to use it as a baseplate.
They can be completely customized, so you can add more realistic detail than the previous roads, as well as landscaping plates.
Thank for the vid! Quick thought: Why are you using tan baseplates instead of green or blue especially when the color doesn't matter? Tan baseplates are retired and about double the cost of a blue or green baseplates. Just a thought, save the tan for underwater, zoo, farm or future wild west area of the amusement park. lol.
I’m just gonna build my Modular on a separate baseplate will that work?
Converting the Diner is going to be tricky!
Bur exciting 😃
Epic
Which part # is used to clip in a MILS anyone know?
How do I like a video twice??
Any thoughts on how to convert the spring lantern festival? Probably just a full rebuild right?
We'll probably include it in a video eventually once we get to it, but yes you'd probably have to rebuild a significant amount of it.
@@Bricksie thanks, It'd also be interesting to see how you'd convert non baseplate buildings like the home alone set. Love the city and content.
I've converted the Spring Lantern onto MILS and yes you can convert the half with the pavilion pretty easily but the half with the lake needs to be essentially rebuilt
Can you show us how to convert a 16x32 modular to the mils like a half of the book shop?
It's essentially the same thing!
This might be an amateur question, but why can’t you just put the 32x32 Baseplate directly on top of the MILS plate without having to do a full conversion?
Is it because some of the modular buildings can cause the base plate to bend or warp upwards on the edges?
You can’t connect to the bottom of a baseplate so there’s nothing to keep it in the right place
You can also stand on a baseplate :D
I am unlucky, I converted my modular yesterday. Probably could’ve used this video
I’m gonna have to do it’s again, I forgot the plates on top
Where do you find those 4x4 plates?
LEGO PAB walls pr BrickLink
You forgot the sewer by the special baseplate. 👍
Moving LEGO creations feels for me like: moving out 😂
You can stand on a normal baseplate too =)