It would be nice to add a little seasonal field for the holidays. Like a graveyard or pumpkin patch for (Fall) Halloween. X-Mas trees. Easter field. Flower field for spring. And for summer you could have a community Swimming pool. But you will have to cut a tiny hole in the table so the pool can sit ground level. Then when you need to swap sections for another holiday, and make sure it is built stong enough just to sit over the hole for the pool.
Love the design of this new city layout, but now on this scale, I think that the mountain might start to feel small, and out of place. This could be fixed by upscaling the trees and potentially tweaking parts of the mountain. It would also allow for the construction of a lookout tower or castle on the mountain, which would look cool, especially with the proximity to the rural area
It’s not very Lego:y but I think the mountain could possibly be continued by painting on the wall, would honestly not feel to out of place if it’s further away
@@Firefrab I agree with this approach; taking a few pages from model railroading hobby practices of selective compression could help a lot at making more detail fit into less space without feeling like everything is way too close together.
You are genuinely one of the only channels I actually watch as soon as the notification pops up! It's so great watching this beauty come to life & very much looking forward to seeing future develpment!
Just some ideas for inspiration: - a forest with a camp or some cabins, maybe a birch forest to make some other kind of trees - a city park with different kind of tree (japanese cherry tree, birch tree, etc.) - a lowered section in front of the village with more natural seaside, like a beach in a cove, some reef or a old creaky wooden dock - an evolving module with different festivals all around the year: erntedankfest, summer music festival, weihnachtsmarkt, etc.
Yes I was also thinking it would be nice to have a festival or carnival spot there! It would add a bit of life to the city and make a nice spot where he could fit in a bunch of small little fun builds, and it would make a great opportunity for story telling with the minifigs.
I would love to see you try to slope the road up to the tracks. That might help make it look more natural than the big slope pieces you have on it now.
I said the same thing! Plus he could add a drainage culvert running along the road or something, using the slope of the road to make it look natural. Incorporating those details and small elevation changes can also help break up the "flatland" look lego often gets.
I think adding some more farm fields would be nice. You only have one on it’s own. Perhaps some ploughed fields with a tractor etc… you can also add an orchard and farm shop
Just to put my geek hat on, Network Rail refers to the lights and signs just as "Warning lights". Level crossing includes the Warning lights, Barriers, and Road markings.
Really enjoy these updates. This layout is looking really good. I did have a suggestion in the last video, but I was late and assumed it got lost in the plethora of comments. I would really love to see some abandoned railroad infrastructure like you do in real life. For example an old spur with vegetation growing up through the sleepers. Maybe even have the mainline updated with the points removed to permanently seal off the spur. And maybe the foundation and other remanence of the old goods platform adjacent to it.
@Dailed You have to think about the space that he has, because, as he mentioned, he has a limited amount of space, and a wind farm would take up quite a lot of space.
Ive seen other people mention more color in the vegetation, in nature youd find flowers every so often or small rocks and whatnot. A sparse touch of those things would add so much to those fields of green. Either way its an incredible feat what youve accomplished, great job!
Every-time I watch one of your city updates in just truly blown away. The amount of detail you put into everything is astonishing. It just looks so realistic. I’m really amazed. Your space is going to look so incredible once it’s all setup- I’ll definitely be adding it to a vacation destination someday!
Your city is amazing! I love the historic part and seeing it be expanded is increadible. If you would allow me a suggestion, the old city is currently very flat. Old town folk did not have the terraforming tools we have today and theis homes tend to accompany the slopes of the terrain. I think it would enhance your design to put at least the church on a hill, so it sits on a privileged position as it was costume on old days. Just an suggestion thought, can't wait for your next update.
Seeing the big open "field" of the new modules made me want to see a dirt bike path/hiking trail. Love these updates! Hope to be able to visit the museum some day.
in that little middle space off that extra leg, if your layout includes any freight trains, you could create a small depot, business, or any industry that can spot a car or 2 that occasionally switches out just for that extra touch, and something simple. Could be as simple as a loading dock and freight shed for locals businesses to ship and receive goods.
I think the main road needs a quaint little bicycle path or walking path if you want to connect your pedestrianized half timbered section with the main city. Seems like they'd need a car now.
Can't wait to see what else you are going to do with all this free space! I personally think you should build the platform inbetween the train tracks, and maybe add a small bridge or a tunnel (as for metro stations) connecting the platforms. Also, don't you need bars to prevent cars crashing against the train? Railroad crossing signs are fine, but bars are also required (never seen railroad crossing without them) Keep it up!
I understand why this wouldn’t be a priority, but I feel like something to hide the support beams and empty space under the mountain would be nice. Maybe even add a little mini cave system down there. As for the empty space, something a little spooky could be neat, like a graveyard, or a mysterious old shack.
I think these are behind the mountain next to the wall - the train just runs behind there to complete the track, with a gap so he can get around to build. It's not somewhere the public would go.
@@airedale1913 I mean, I get that, but it's still a bit of an eye sore whenever he goes back there. Plus caves could be used for some cool little scenes and set pieces you don't see in lego cities often.
I recommend with that massive loop of train track you add like a bridge so you can have a longer thing of track and also make it look cool, hopefully I’m making sense
A water tower could be a nice bit of man made structure that could be off in nature to add variety, especially to an area that doesn't have much height.
i love the ideas. i also have i suggestion. Maby on the right side of the hole city so after the big train tunnel, you can make a mountain with a ski resort. That would be very cool. Love your videos keep it up💪
For what it's worth, I have a rail crossing near-ish to me where the road actually ramps up and over the rails like that, so it's not entirely unheard of.
For the little train station if you want it to look more authentic you would only have one platform in the middle or one on either side, personally I think one in either side with a little footbridge would look good
I love these videos so much! I wish I could come out to the museum one day, I would absolutely love to see this in person! If you have an area with giant skyscrapers, it could be cool to see a freeway cutting through the grid!
maybe a broke down car with tow truck? Also be cool to see a school/park! Endless options, but I think a park would be sweet. Lego had a park set in the past was sweet!
There's a rail crossing near my house that looks like that, being raised up. My friend did a jump over it in his Celica when we were teenagers. I would say it's not unrealistic!
The U.S. term for those railroad crossing signs is "wig-wag". It goes back to when a railroad worker would wave a flag or lantern. They were replaced by mechanical signals that waved back and forth (like a dog's tail wagging). These became "X" signs that didn't move, but had lights that blinked on alternating sides. These days most level crossings have automated gates, so those signs don't get a lot of attention and the term "wig-wag" is probably a bit old-fashioned.
It’s awesome to see the progress! Having found your channel a few months ago before you had first mentioned the idea of a new space, it has been fascinating to watch your development and building process. I’m excited to see how you expand on what you have and when you create going forward!
The railroad is coming along really nicely I like how it connects the city to the country and then eventually to the airport it will be so cool. I also like seeing all of the vegetation and forest's starting to come back.
I would love to see a trestle bridge over a river in the forest or something. You could include different vegetation and animals and even add some rapids or small waterfalls!
For the train station platform, instead of putting one in the middle of the tracks, you should put one on the side that is closest to you, and make a bridge over the top of the tracks! But amazing so far!
You could put a small farm with a tractor and maybe a barn in the middle between the two tracks. Maybe growing some wheat in the summer. Then switch it out for pumpkins in the fall and then make it a Christmas tree farm in the winter. Just my thoughts.
If you aren’t opposed to some minor electrical work, you could wire a reversing loop into your track. For model train operations they can be nice as it gives you a way to have the locomotive turn around. But it is only really useful if you want to run train operations on your layout. If you are just going to have trains running circuits around the track it is almost definitely worth avoiding the headache. Even in model train layouts where the entire point is train operations: DC reverse loops are annoying and require you bringing the train to a stop at least two times to reverse the polarity of the track. In my opinion if you did the reverse connection it would be cool but probably go unused most of the time. I think it might be better to use the landscape a different way.
A very strange thing, but Disneyland does it and I think you might find it interesting for your city as well. Try setting up "candle warmers" (it's a hot plate basically) with a smart plug that uses motion or different times as schedule and using candles that have smells of certain environmants. There are candles that smell like forest, candles that smell like moisture, like ocean, etc... I think you can hide thees around and make each area of the city smell slightly differently might be a great way to immerse people into the environment.
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I love your vegetation, but I'd recommend adding more color. Maybe a flower field would be nice.
He should add that stuff
Yes but all that green makes it also realistic
@@smcbschool93983 How so? Real life has more than green plants lol
the flower fields in the Netherlands are really pretty! And some farmlands with wind mills could help too!
@@visitinggoat6696 im from neterlands 😊
He is one of the most talented builders I have ever seen! I’ll be sticking around for more updates on this city for sure.
It's not just the talent I'd say, but the creativity. So many great ideas that come together.
I know right, I may need to renew my passport.
I agree
And he has ALOT of patience! I wouldnt be able to cope with the amount of times i would mess up 😅
Brickworld is also very talented 😀
It would be nice to add a little seasonal field for the holidays. Like a graveyard or pumpkin patch for (Fall) Halloween. X-Mas trees. Easter field. Flower field for spring. And for summer you could have a community Swimming pool. But you will have to cut a tiny hole in the table so the pool can sit ground level. Then when you need to swap sections for another holiday, and make sure it is built stong enough just to sit over the hole for the pool.
Love the design of this new city layout, but now on this scale, I think that the mountain might start to feel small, and out of place. This could be fixed by upscaling the trees and potentially tweaking parts of the mountain. It would also allow for the construction of a lookout tower or castle on the mountain, which would look cool, especially with the proximity to the rural area
on the other hand, you could also downscale them, to give a sense of them being much further away
It’s not very Lego:y but I think the mountain could possibly be continued by painting on the wall, would honestly not feel to out of place if it’s further away
@@Firefrab I agree with this approach; taking a few pages from model railroading hobby practices of selective compression could help a lot at making more detail fit into less space without feeling like everything is way too close together.
I think the mountain at its current size creates a forced perspective effect, making it look much farther away which is pretty pretty cool
You are genuinely one of the only channels I actually watch as soon as the notification pops up! It's so great watching this beauty come to life & very much looking forward to seeing future develpment!
Same here!
It blows my mind it’s possible to build something this complicated with Lego
Makeup ever
Me too! I can't think of any other channel that hits "it" the same way
Just some ideas for inspiration:
- a forest with a camp or some cabins, maybe a birch forest to make some other kind of trees
- a city park with different kind of tree (japanese cherry tree, birch tree, etc.)
- a lowered section in front of the village with more natural seaside, like a beach in a cove, some reef or a old creaky wooden dock
- an evolving module with different festivals all around the year: erntedankfest, summer music festival, weihnachtsmarkt, etc.
Yes I was also thinking it would be nice to have a festival or carnival spot there! It would add a bit of life to the city and make a nice spot where he could fit in a bunch of small little fun builds, and it would make a great opportunity for story telling with the minifigs.
Oohh, I love the carnival/festival idea! Maybe not just there, but definitely somewhere in the city or town. Tents would be awesome too!
I would love to see you try to slope the road up to the tracks. That might help make it look more natural than the big slope pieces you have on it now.
This is also what I was thinking. Instead of lowering the traintracks you can add a very gentle slope to the road.
Totally agree. What he did was a lazy solution in my opinion.
that wouldn't be unrealistic
I said the same thing! Plus he could add a drainage culvert running along the road or something, using the slope of the road to make it look natural. Incorporating those details and small elevation changes can also help break up the "flatland" look lego often gets.
I think adding some more farm fields would be nice. You only have one on it’s own. Perhaps some ploughed fields with a tractor etc… you can also add an orchard and farm shop
In the UK they're called a level crossing. Great work as ever. Thanks for sharing.
Just to put my geek hat on, Network Rail refers to the lights and signs just as "Warning lights". Level crossing includes the Warning lights, Barriers, and Road markings.
In the US, the specific term for the angled sign is a "crossbuck".
Canada it’s a “grade crossing” and “crossing signals” or “crossing warning system”
Really enjoy these updates. This layout is looking really good. I did have a suggestion in the last video, but I was late and assumed it got lost in the plethora of comments. I would really love to see some abandoned railroad infrastructure like you do in real life. For example an old spur with vegetation growing up through the sleepers. Maybe even have the mainline updated with the points removed to permanently seal off the spur. And maybe the foundation and other remanence of the old goods platform adjacent to it.
I really hope to soon see things like windturbines ( so the city has energy ) and skateparks in the city😮
skatepark would be a cool one....
maybe even a solar farm, i nice visual break from the rest of the foliage!
@@spinecho609 i personally like wind turbines more since with motors it adds life to the city and hight
@Dailed You have to think about the space that he has, because, as he mentioned, he has a limited amount of space, and a wind farm would take up quite a lot of space.
@@Game_Blox9999 not a whole farm just like three, I had those myself tho they don’t take up much space
Best lego project ever!!
Perfect room for some flatter farmland between the town and the city!
the pillow to protect your knees is genius
100% add a second plateform in the middle !
You can had come fields with cereals or a "market gardening" with a glasshouse and fruit trees !
Really beautiful work. I’m in my 50’s and still love Lego and I still play with it with my grandsons.
It's not repetitive. Watching you place all the bricks for the support structure is so satisfying.
My God ... this just makes me wanna dream i am a lego minifig and travel with that train ... literally dreamy.
Ive seen other people mention more color in the vegetation, in nature youd find flowers every so often or small rocks and whatnot. A sparse touch of those things would add so much to those fields of green. Either way its an incredible feat what youve accomplished, great job!
Wildflowers would be a great addition.
Every-time I watch one of your city updates in just truly blown away. The amount of detail you put into everything is astonishing. It just looks so realistic. I’m really amazed.
Your space is going to look so incredible once it’s all setup- I’ll definitely be adding it to a vacation destination someday!
Add some Netherlands windmills and flower fields between the village and city - it would look so sick
Best Lego city on TH-cam
Literal dream job
Your city is amazing! I love the historic part and seeing it be expanded is increadible. If you would allow me a suggestion, the old city is currently very flat. Old town folk did not have the terraforming tools we have today and theis homes tend to accompany the slopes of the terrain. I think it would enhance your design to put at least the church on a hill, so it sits on a privileged position as it was costume on old days. Just an suggestion thought, can't wait for your next update.
This is the most serious Lego city in terms of architecture.
Seeing the big open "field" of the new modules made me want to see a dirt bike path/hiking trail. Love these updates! Hope to be able to visit the museum some day.
I would love to see this masterpiece live someday... Too bad I don't live in Germany
Isn't he live in Austria ?
@@jugatsumikka No, in Germany. He is Austrian, though.
I would love to see a Windmill addition to the little red roofed village. It looks like it is missing one
Ahhhh awesome! Can't wait for the gopro train tour in the new place :)
It would be cool to see a mansion added to the village!
The road and tracks at a 45° angle look awesome
in that little middle space off that extra leg, if your layout includes any freight trains, you could create a small depot, business, or any industry that can spot a car or 2 that occasionally switches out just for that extra touch, and something simple. Could be as simple as a loading dock and freight shed for locals businesses to ship and receive goods.
This is Crazy...
Crazy Awesome!
Hope all is well with you and your family, have a great weekend!
I would like to see some fallen trees like logs if you make another forest, with rivers going through it that would be super nice to see.
I can’t believe how he does it!
I absolutely love this and the progress, I look forward to more!
I think the main road needs a quaint little bicycle path or walking path if you want to connect your pedestrianized half timbered section with the main city. Seems like they'd need a car now.
Can't wait to see what else you are going to do with all this free space! I personally think you should build the platform inbetween the train tracks, and maybe add a small bridge or a tunnel (as for metro stations) connecting the platforms.
Also, don't you need bars to prevent cars crashing against the train? Railroad crossing signs are fine, but bars are also required (never seen railroad crossing without them)
Keep it up!
I have seen crossings without bars, but only on back roads (gravel and dirt). This road seems like a main road, so it would be good to add the bars.
this is beautiful wow, I wish i had the money to do something like this myself but watching things like this is always great
Even though it was made nine years ago, I still can’t get” everything is awesome! everything is cool when you’re part of the team“ out of my Head
I understand why this wouldn’t be a priority, but I feel like something to hide the support beams and empty space under the mountain would be nice. Maybe even add a little mini cave system down there. As for the empty space, something a little spooky could be neat, like a graveyard, or a mysterious old shack.
I think these are behind the mountain next to the wall - the train just runs behind there to complete the track, with a gap so he can get around to build. It's not somewhere the public would go.
Maybe the mysterious old shack could be involved in the money laundering story
@@airedale1913 I mean, I get that, but it's still a bit of an eye sore whenever he goes back there. Plus caves could be used for some cool little scenes and set pieces you don't see in lego cities often.
nice sharing✨
excellent video✨
The train tracks leading from the mountain to the town actually really helps with the forced perspective and makes it look farther than it actually is
Love the new city road layouy
I love the relaxation your videos give to me! Keep on that good work.
I do love these updates
It would be Awesome! If you could add a warehouse for the trains
It would be so cool if you could make a football stadium! They add a lot of life and there are many models to choose or be inspired from❤️⚽️
lego should make more of the medieval style houses you created, as always great video.
you should add a man with a lawnmower mowing the vegetation in his garden
nice, I think you should make a small signal box next to the level crossing
beautiful old windmill, or even harder, a sleek modern one!
I always feel entertained when I watch your videos. You're a very creative person. Keep up the great work!
I recommend with that massive loop of train track you add like a bridge so you can have a longer thing of track and also make it look cool, hopefully I’m making sense
A water tower could be a nice bit of man made structure that could be off in nature to add variety, especially to an area that doesn't have much height.
Best part is when he says ‘modules’
The greatest lego city on TH-cam!!!
quick tip on the vegetation/foliage - small groups or clusters of bushes, flowers, etc, will look far better than randomly-placed ones.
i love the ideas. i also have i suggestion. Maby on the right side of the hole city so after the big train tunnel, you can make a mountain with a ski resort. That would be very cool. Love your videos keep it up💪
For what it's worth, I have a rail crossing near-ish to me where the road actually ramps up and over the rails like that, so it's not entirely unheard of.
Amazed every time I watch you work. Keep it up brickcrafts.
This is the best Lego city I saw on TH-cam. Keep up the great work! 💪
Your town always looks realistic. I love to see your improvement on it keep up the good work.
You are living every Lego builders dream. Building a giant city, with an entire building dedicated to it. Keep up the good work
For the little train station if you want it to look more authentic you would only have one platform in the middle or one on either side, personally I think one in either side with a little footbridge would look good
You're such a creative, and intelligent person.
In the United States, it’s officially called an R15-1 sign. But colloquially, it’s a “Railroad Crossing” sign or a “Crossbuck.”
I love these videos so much! I wish I could come out to the museum one day, I would absolutely love to see this in person! If you have an area with giant skyscrapers, it could be cool to see a freeway cutting through the grid!
BRO I LOVE UR VIDS SO MUCH,
YOU BRING A SMILE TO ME EVERY TIME I SEE ANOTHER VID OF YOURS!
For the airport, it would be really cool to have an elevated road and train track loop
Thanks so much for the English video!
Your an incredible builder
maybe a broke down car with tow truck? Also be cool to see a school/park! Endless options, but I think a park would be sweet. Lego had a park set in the past was sweet!
There's a rail crossing near my house that looks like that, being raised up. My friend did a jump over it in his Celica when we were teenagers. I would say it's not unrealistic!
I like the idea of a second platform between the two tracks
Very Nice Lego Railroad crossing.
I genuinely wish I had the money and space for things like this. This is a dream of a build for a Lego enthusiast like me
Those train tracks behind the city can be an industrial track that goes to some sort of factory
The U.S. term for those railroad crossing signs is "wig-wag". It goes back to when a railroad worker would wave a flag or lantern. They were replaced by mechanical signals that waved back and forth (like a dog's tail wagging). These became "X" signs that didn't move, but had lights that blinked on alternating sides. These days most level crossings have automated gates, so those signs don't get a lot of attention and the term "wig-wag" is probably a bit old-fashioned.
Me and my dad love watching your videos! Niiice!
You could add a hill between the two train track and over the hill you could put a flower field
Making great use of the new space!!
Love seeing progress on the new space! Absolutely can't wait to see when it's fully fleshed out.
It’s awesome to see the progress! Having found your channel a few months ago before you had first mentioned the idea of a new space, it has been fascinating to watch your development and building process. I’m excited to see how you expand on what you have and when you create going forward!
The railroad is coming along really nicely I like how it connects the city to the country and then eventually to the airport it will be so cool. I also like seeing all of the vegetation and forest's starting to come back.
I would love to see a trestle bridge over a river in the forest or something. You could include different vegetation and animals and even add some rapids or small waterfalls!
Love it - defiantly think doing second platform at the station would be great - especially wit a little pedestrian bridge going over to connect them
For the train station platform, instead of putting one in the middle of the tracks, you should put one on the side that is closest to you, and make a bridge over the top of the tracks! But amazing so far!
building this city is this brickcrafts passion. watching brickcrafts videos is my passion.
i drive past a railroad track like this almost every single day. we've got a pretty decent bump as opposed to "normal"
Add an old abandoned rusted car somewhere in near the road. Will add a bit of mystery. Also make some hills. Might add a bit of texture to the view
You could put a small farm with a tractor and maybe a barn in the middle between the two tracks. Maybe growing some wheat in the summer. Then switch it out for pumpkins in the fall and then make it a Christmas tree farm in the winter. Just my thoughts.
They are the best videos ever
If you aren’t opposed to some minor electrical work, you could wire a reversing loop into your track.
For model train operations they can be nice as it gives you a way to have the locomotive turn around. But it is only really useful if you want to run train operations on your layout.
If you are just going to have trains running circuits around the track it is almost definitely worth avoiding the headache.
Even in model train layouts where the entire point is train operations: DC reverse loops are annoying and require you bringing the train to a stop at least two times to reverse the polarity of the track.
In my opinion if you did the reverse connection it would be cool but probably go unused most of the time. I think it might be better to use the landscape a different way.
A very strange thing, but Disneyland does it and I think you might find it interesting for your city as well. Try setting up "candle warmers" (it's a hot plate basically) with a smart plug that uses motion or different times as schedule and using candles that have smells of certain environmants. There are candles that smell like forest, candles that smell like moisture, like ocean, etc... I think you can hide thees around and make each area of the city smell slightly differently might be a great way to immerse people into the environment.
Railway crossings. Thats it! 😃
I applaud you for being so invested in this lego city! I probably would have just quit a long time ago
"sometimes placing a car on top of something that doesn't really look good in order to hide it" - Good advice.. not only for gaps in roads xD
I have a suggestion, maybe you could build close to the railway crossing a watchman's house or some building :)
The two railways next to each other would make a nice double station with a bridge above, like the one from the Harry Potter platform 9 and 3/4s set