Here is some questions I would like to ask? How many sets do have to get all of the tracks? Or how did you get them How do you like go on your daily life? Do you like dismantle the tracks or keep them there and you have to always avoid them?
Most of the tracks were bought from Lego, you can either buy them online from their pick a brick section, or in small track sets. The track was a temporary layout, they are all safely stored for the winter right now. We’ll be doing this again as soon as the weather improves with a bigger and awesomer bridge 😊
As cool as it is having them run over the pool, I’d be in a constant state of anxiety worrying they’d fall in the pool. I’d like to see them go over a canyon or valley of some sort cuz if they crash, it’s just dirt, but water would ruin it for me 😢
We replaced the original traction bands on each of the motor’s wheels with rubber o-rings, they provide around 20% more traction. We are also using additional motors / locomotives. Usually one for each 5 passenger cars
Thank you! It did, especially building the bridge, and yes, it is a real suspension bridge. You can see detailed pics in our Instagram instagram.com/p/CswJHQMraHE/
Amazing set we are using this as inspiration for our sons Lego track and wondered if the bridges come as sets or do you have to put them together with your own imagination, if so where do you get the bits from
Hi. great video! I have one question though with 60337 (green train) how many motors did you put in it at either end of the train? I have seen all of your video's ever since you started produceing videos. nice work.
Thank you, so glad to see that you enjoy our videos 😊😊! Both the green (60337) and yellow trains (60197) have one motor & PoweredUp hub (battery box) on each of the end locomotives. We recently got more carriages for both trains and added a 3rd locomotive with a single motor & hub in the middle, so they each now have 3 motors in total. We'll be posting a new video showing the longer trains this friday June 7.
We thought about it, but the electronics would have been destroyed. We did have a camera incident though. You can watch it in our Instagram instagram.com/reel/CwX5AQ3qEcX/?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==
Nope, the bridge is actually quite tough. We made a fun video to show its strength and stability. You can watch it in our Instagram instagram.com/reel/CxGI3dwLLaF/
I dont know if im the only one that noticed but is the green and grey train with the shipping containers in your pfp the Maersk train? I noticed based off the front and train cars
Good eye! And yes, it’s a Maersk locomotive but with green tiles instead of blue. The container cars are also modified a bit. We built it from our spare parts and a few bricklink orders
Impressive how well graded the yard is, for the lego tracks to be placed without experiencing significant bumps
It’s so fun to see you Lego trains outside for some reason I just don’t know why, though
Glad you enjoyed it! 😄
My kids love your videos. Thank you for sharing!
Our pleasure! So glad to hear they enjoy them 😁
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Thank you very much! 😄
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This is always something I’ve wanted to do…
Here is some questions I would like to ask?
How many sets do have to get all of the tracks? Or how did you get them
How do you like go on your daily life? Do you like dismantle the tracks or keep them there and you have to always avoid them?
Most of the tracks were bought from Lego, you can either buy them online from their pick a brick section, or in small track sets. The track was a temporary layout, they are all safely stored for the winter right now. We’ll be doing this again as soon as the weather improves with a bigger and awesomer bridge 😊
As cool as it is having them run over the pool, I’d be in a constant state of anxiety worrying they’d fall in the pool. I’d like to see them go over a canyon or valley of some sort cuz if they crash, it’s just dirt, but water would ruin it for me 😢
It was very nerve wracking, fortunately we only had one minor incident where the camera ended up in the pool instagram.com/reel/CwX5AQ3qEcX/
I really wish I had one of these
Nice
Thanks!
Crazy Cool man!😎😎😎
Thank you! So glad you enjoyed it
You are awesome 😎bro
Thank you!! 😃
Any recommendations on how to add traction for those longer trains?
We replaced the original traction bands on each of the motor’s wheels with rubber o-rings, they provide around 20% more traction. We are also using additional motors / locomotives. Usually one for each 5 passenger cars
Really cool set up must have taken a lot of work.
Is the bridge a real suspension bridge it looks like it.
Thank you! It did, especially building the bridge, and yes, it is a real suspension bridge. You can see detailed pics in our Instagram instagram.com/p/CswJHQMraHE/
Amazing set we are using this as inspiration for our sons Lego track and wondered if the bridges come as sets or do you have to put them together with your own imagination, if so where do you get the bits from
Nice video.
Thank you!
@@AFOLKFOLBricks Anytime!
I just remembered you. Been here since 200 subs. Keep up this great work, it’s beautiful 👍
Thank you so much!
Hi. great video! I have one question though with 60337 (green train) how many motors did you put in it at either end of the train? I have seen all of your video's ever since you started produceing videos. nice work.
Thank you, so glad to see that you enjoy our videos 😊😊! Both the green (60337) and yellow trains (60197) have one motor & PoweredUp hub (battery box) on each of the end locomotives. We recently got more carriages for both trains and added a 3rd locomotive with a single motor & hub in the middle, so they each now have 3 motors in total. We'll be posting a new video showing the longer trains this friday June 7.
Wow i love this video!!😮❤❤
Thank you!
@@AFOLKFOLBricks Your welcome!!❤
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Thank you. It was a lot of work, but it was worth it 😄
idea: make a tunnel under a mountain range (legos or actual dirt) for trains to go through
I love that idea! We are planning a bigger setup for the spring and will try to do this if we can!
So cool!! Just curious, what would happen if the trains fell in the pool? Are they waterproof?
The motor and Bluetooth controller would likely get damaged. Luckily nothing fell into the pool 😁
HOOOOOOOOLLLLYYYY nice setup! Heart this comment if you see it🤞🤞
Thank you!
@@AFOLKFOLBricks your welcome! Ps sorry for the late response I was traveling.
It would be fun to watch a train crash on that bridge 🌉
We thought about it, but the electronics would have been destroyed. We did have a camera incident though. You can watch it in our Instagram instagram.com/reel/CwX5AQ3qEcX/?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==
Come back 😭🙏
😂😂 sorry about that
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How do you control the trains?
They are all controled using the Lego PoweredUp bluetooth RC system.
Is it weak to make a large bridge for trains across the entire pool?
Nope, the bridge is actually quite tough. We made a fun video to show its strength and stability. You can watch it in our Instagram instagram.com/reel/CxGI3dwLLaF/
I dont know if im the only one that noticed but is the green and grey train with the shipping containers in your pfp the Maersk train? I noticed based off the front and train cars
Good eye! And yes, it’s a Maersk locomotive but with green tiles instead of blue. The container cars are also modified a bit. We built it from our spare parts and a few bricklink orders
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Did a train fall in the pool?…
Nope, but our camera did during one of the shots instagram.com/reel/CwX5AQ3qEcX/
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