I really love the look of this city! This video was really presented well and easily ingestible for newer Lego fans who are looking into building a city. Thanks for the great content, you just added a new subscriber!!
This all looks fantastic, the only suggestion I have is that the corner garage and the boutique hotel have a strange gap in between, maybe that could be solved by switching them around?
Great stuff! I love all the videos from folks with their huge LEGO cities but I'm like you, I only have a small area to work with so it's awesome to see other ideas and inspirations for LEGO cities with a small footprint. I also think with a smaller city, there's more opportunity for changes throughout the year. I love the video and the tutorial for the raised levels!
I love where you channel is going! I came back to watch your earlier videos, you guys are awesome and I hope you’re successful with your city. Have a wonderful day! ❤
Very nice, I like the idea you had of using a real world building for inspiration. The tunnel is nice too. Really, congrats it seems to be coming along very well. Quite impressive.
really good start and already pretty huge, like some other people said the vertical aspect is very cool but the parts with basic bricks need to be covered
Just found your channel. I like your architectural approach and topics (researching what makes Lego set fun to build and whats the problem of new sets). Keep going, I will follow! :)
this is awesome! the city looks great! i love how this can be expanded and contracted with each base plate. 🤯what did you make the video on? i appreciated the succinct narration and explanation! watching the build was fun! can't wait for the next episode!
shot on iPhone in 4k! we're experimenting with how to film in a lightweight way so we can still thoroughly enjoy our LEGO, but still have high production standards to show you as much detail as possible. thanks for watching!
Hello!! I just subscribed. I love your videos, any chance of sending me instrucrtions on how to build a smal city like yours? It would really help me! Thanks 😊
Thank you! Unfortunately we don't have instructions but we're hoping to make helpful videos as we keep on building. And might have some instructions in the future. Happy building!
Hey guys, how're you affixing the modular buildings to your MILS plates? I'm at a loss for the moment as to how to proceed with affixing my own modulars to MILS plates in my city given that the standard flexible baseplates can't be attached to anything.
Good question! It's a bit of a pain - you have to move your whole modular to be attached to the studs on the top of the MILS plate, instead of being attached to the studs of the flexible baseplate. (That is, if your modular is already fully built on its original baseplate, you'll have to take the baseplate off.) Bevins Bricks has a nice tutorial on it here: th-cam.com/video/3Qyo1yEawmQ/w-d-xo.html (our MILS plates are basically the same as his, except that we try to use larger plates for the top layer so we can use fewer supporting bricks). Since we know we want everything on MILS now, we build our modulars directly on the MILS plate from the start - just have to be careful to make sure the parts of the MILS plate that are exposed (at the end of the build) match the color of the original baseplate.
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I really love the vertical aspect to this city to work within the space but also layer the scene! Best of luck with its development and keep it up!
I really love the look of this city! This video was really presented well and easily ingestible for newer Lego fans who are looking into building a city. Thanks for the great content, you just added a new subscriber!!
Well done. We and probably most people out there have the same problem. It gave us some ideas.
So exciting to see a city from its beginning! Looking excellent so far! Can't wait for more content 😊😊
This all looks fantastic, the only suggestion I have is that the corner garage and the boutique hotel have a strange gap in between, maybe that could be solved by switching them around?
Great stuff! I love all the videos from folks with their huge LEGO cities but I'm like you, I only have a small area to work with so it's awesome to see other ideas and inspirations for LEGO cities with a small footprint. I also think with a smaller city, there's more opportunity for changes throughout the year. I love the video and the tutorial for the raised levels!
I love where you channel is going! I came back to watch your earlier videos, you guys are awesome and I hope you’re successful with your city. Have a wonderful day! ❤
Very nice!
Super awesome city! Very well thought out and supernimpressive! Subbed! And can't wait for more! 😊
Thanks for your awesome video, I want to build a small city as well and yours is so inspiring
Great start to your city girls! very well planned and constructed. Sub earned! I look forward to seeing more progress. keep up the great work :)
This looks great! Excited to watch how the city develops!
Looks great already! Liking the preplanning and engineering-esque approach! sub'd with notifs! 😊
and we are basically neighbors! cool beans! ...or eggs...cool eggs? haha
I really like the bollards to protect the bike lane in the tunnel!
I love that tunnel entrance and the vertical layering is so cool!
Great looking city. Can’t wait to see more.
Great start. Dying to see more !! Well done 👍🏼
Love the city so far!!! Can't wait for the train station. I also subbed!😄😄
Nice start to an lego city! I could tell this city would look great in the future!!
Wow great start. Really like the tier system you’ve got. Excited to see what you come up with next!
hell yeah yall from Oakland??? Havenscourt 65th lego builder here!
Very nice, I like the idea you had of using a real world building for inspiration. The tunnel is nice too. Really, congrats it seems to be coming along very well. Quite impressive.
eggcellent. love seeing no cities as I begin mine. Next week I am ordering assembly square....keep up the good work you two!
cool!! Just subscribed!! Can’t wait to see more.
I live in oakland too, what building are yall making? Also please continue uploading just found your channel and ive been enjoying your videos
Fun city with the raised levels
That's so cool !! I Hope that this project continue
really good start and already pretty huge,
like some other people said the vertical aspect is very cool but the parts with basic bricks need to be covered
Looks good 👍🏻 I like the platforms made of Lego idea
This looks sick!
You’re city is so inspiring just seeing someone who has a small city like mine is great.
Thank you! Happy to hear that :)
Great builds, great editing
Nice video and nice name.
Nice, you wil be a great youtuber
Looking good. Subscribed.😀👍
cool
waooooo. i want to live here!
Amazing idea!
Just found your channel. I like your architectural approach and topics (researching what makes Lego set fun to build and whats the problem of new sets). Keep going, I will follow! :)
Thanks so much!
Great city !
this is awesome! the city looks great! i love how this can be expanded and contracted with each base plate. 🤯what did you make the video on? i appreciated the succinct narration and explanation! watching the build was fun! can't wait for the next episode!
shot on iPhone in 4k! we're experimenting with how to film in a lightweight way so we can still thoroughly enjoy our LEGO, but still have high production standards to show you as much detail as possible. thanks for watching!
Looks great
Hello!! I just subscribed. I love your videos, any chance of sending me instrucrtions on how to build a smal city like yours? It would really help me! Thanks 😊
Thank you! Unfortunately we don't have instructions but we're hoping to make helpful videos as we keep on building. And might have some instructions in the future. Happy building!
Make a pet shop and a McDonald's and toy r us and zoo
Hey guys, how're you affixing the modular buildings to your MILS plates? I'm at a loss for the moment as to how to proceed with affixing my own modulars to MILS plates in my city given that the standard flexible baseplates can't be attached to anything.
Good question! It's a bit of a pain - you have to move your whole modular to be attached to the studs on the top of the MILS plate, instead of being attached to the studs of the flexible baseplate. (That is, if your modular is already fully built on its original baseplate, you'll have to take the baseplate off.)
Bevins Bricks has a nice tutorial on it here: th-cam.com/video/3Qyo1yEawmQ/w-d-xo.html (our MILS plates are basically the same as his, except that we try to use larger plates for the top layer so we can use fewer supporting bricks).
Since we know we want everything on MILS now, we build our modulars directly on the MILS plate from the start - just have to be careful to make sure the parts of the MILS plate that are exposed (at the end of the build) match the color of the original baseplate.
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**eggcellent lol stupid autocorrect
Fun MOC. I’m also a Lego builder in the Bay Area. Feel free to check out my MOC videos. FYI I don’t have the best production value
You can tell which one is a real life building in the US cuz it looks so boring.