Yeah imagine the sail barge in the desert, scenes going on in mos eisley, so many figures and cool stories could go on! That would make those sets 10x better like the city does to modular buildings.
Enjoy the process, no need to hurry, we’ll be here in two weeks, two months, two years, just enjoying the progress of this amazing project. You might never end and we'll still be happy
Turning the studio into a Lego Musuem in my opinion's a great idea. BrickCrafts has done the same thing a while ago; his friends operate a Lego store & Star Wars room/diorama on the first floor, while the Lego City's on the second floor. They also have an airport, volcano, Wild West MOC & an Island/Castle MOC as well.
What industry relies on Lego? It's a hobby, can't see any industry being screwed at all but can see Lego being less popular because of their greed in the overpriced products! Only hurting themselves trying to keep their profits up since covid as they have increased prices 3 times since that pandemic and there are more important things in life than a plastic toy smh.
Your gonna be just fine buddy. Even if all this goes under-your gonna land on your feet, adapt and overcome. Believe in yourselr, enjoy the journey and keep going. Ya'll got this!!
It looks like you'd be able to expand the LEGO city at least 3 base plates both in front and in the back. I don't remember the exact width, but I believe at one time you said it was 17 or 21 baseplates wide, so that would be an additional 102-126 base plates you'd be adding to extend the city. Then you'd not only have additional city space to develop and I'm sure you'd be doing a ton of rearranging. It would probably give you another 6 months of developing.
Oh my Gosh! The most optimistic guy, is having an existential crisis. You made the right choice. You are following your passion. That is what the great existentialists agreed upon. Follow your passion. BTW, the point I’m at… only UCS sets, and modulars. I want to do mocks. IDK if you are back in the ambassador program, but you should be. You’ll be back.
Make 1 display room a revolving diorama of Lego themes that you build and tear down. Themes throughout Lego's history (Monster Hunters, Western, Minecraft, Pirates, Ninjago, etc...)
What I see most big creators do is diversivy what they do. You got TH-cam covered, do you focus enough on a members program? Do you have a webshop/fanshop? Do you have a building course via instagram, etc. All that stuff helps you be less reliant on youtube and his alwyas changing algorythm
With that said, ordering parts etc, opening a bricklink store or your own personal website, can allready be done. And you could make a video about it as well each week, so we can follow that progress. Would be good content and a way to diversivy
oh man, you won't run out of work. once the footprint of the city is maxed out, you're improvement and additional detailing of the city over time would be a great direction.
Man, you WILL NOT FAIL! I'm pretty sure of it!!! I love your content and as i comment on other videos, i watch you EVERYDAY and i enjoyed it a lot! For SURE there is a LOT of people who do the same and LOVE what you do like me, your safe!
I rarely comment on your videos but have been watching for years. These are healthy questions for your future. A few things to note. Space: You have so much space and the city is already 6 months of building with plenty to go. By the time another 18 months pass, you’ll likely find old parts of the city you’ll want to upgrade or swap out. I’d be surprised if you touch the other rooms within 2 years. Next, “what if TH-cam revenue disappears”: You are the perfect age to start investing for your future self. Dividends, Investment Property or even Crypto. If you can find up to 5-10% of your YT revenue to start doing that with, over time you’ll be surprised how it gradually grows. Then years from now you’ll have your own income that gives you freedom to choose your direction. In the meantime, keep doing what you’re doing. The channel is great! 😁
Hey Jordan. We (my son and I) think you’re an all around good guy and we enjoy watching your daily posts. I feel pretty confident that your job is secure and I hope you enjoy your work as much as we do. Thanks for all the great content, can’t wait to watch the progress!
You could build small dioramas around each of your sets where they sit. Another idea, you could make small dioramas in each of the cubbies under your diorama tables or the ucs tables. Look around you can build small things in all your nooks and crannies.
I'm only asking because I honestly don't know the answer to these questions. No disrespect is meant - at all. I love your channels and everything you stand for. If you were to open up your location to become a museum, how would you keep people from stealing your stuff? You have some extremely valuable mini-figures with your sets and some of your displays are small enough for people to steal. The same would go for your LEGO City. How would you keep people from disfiguring your hard work or simply destroying it? Not everyone has good intentions when they go to places. If they don't have the money for things but see an opportunity to steal it from retailers, a lot of people do just that. You cannot be everywhere or watch everyone as they come in. It's just not humanely possible. Could you put locked glass display doors on your shelving units as a deterrent? As I said before, I mean no disrespect. I have worked in plenty of brick-and-mortar retail stores and know all about theft. I would hate to see anything happen to all of your hard work and investment. Much love and respect to you, Mrs. Bricksie, Benjamin, Millie, and of course, all of your fur babies.
Don't forget one of most things that will consume a lot of your Lego time in the next coming years. And that are your children growing up and all that comes with that. Going to school, help with learning thing, going sports, dad time who has to be there with them, or have dad time at home, etc, etc...Not to put you down, but to be aware that will cost a lot of time too.
I remember switching between watching TH-cam and Metacafe.. around 2005 :) What happened to Metacafe.. they were first?? hehe. It's good to have a backup plan, but don't stress about it. Take one day at a time. A lot can happen that you can't control. Even if you've covered all your space in your lego city, there's always room for improvements, modifications and tweaks. Make sure it doesn't get too cluttered where you work on the second floor, because you need a tidy environment when you work as lot as you do ;) Enjoy yourself and have a great weekend!
In this situation you can’t infinitely build dioramas in a finite space. Eventually room will run out. What I do is rotate what I’m displaying depending on how I feel at that point in my life so I keep things fresh and I never run out of room. And any parts I’m not using anymore I just sell on bricklink
Even if you don’t set up a storefront… an idea for you… partnering with a youth STEM/STEAM nonprofit organization or school; and hosting annual or biannual/quarterly tour(s) of your Lego city?
I feel like you could increase the diorama table size towards the back, then connect it to the city, so that the city becomes bigger. IMO connecting them gives more life to the display tables than just having standalone unconnected dioramas.
I hope someday you are able to find peace in your own talents. You have hundreds of thousands of people who believe in you. You have graduated beyond what ifs, now you just need to decide where you want to go with your projects. The audience wants to go with you because we believe in you and your dream. I can't wait to see where your lego journey takes us.
As a moc builder with a much smaller room and like you see many other creators like yourself I build a big moc and after it finished you destroy and build something new. You do you but I would just scrap the city and castle Diorama and start over. You could build something completely different Or enlarge something you have in your city. Like a massive zoo or amusement park.
If you're worried about leaving the doors to your storage and bathroom open, install a door closing device on each of them, it doesn't full close them but it will at least do enough so you don't see in, I have one on my bathroom door. Its a little thing that goes on the top hinge.
If someone, like you, has that experience, skill and vision... it is like money on bank. If I own Lego, i wake up and ask you to make new sets for everyone to build
You can always make the main table bigger instead of a separate diorama in that room, that's a lot of space to add, than like you said, more improvements, more details, etc. I love your project, it's definitely the Lego Chanel that I spend the most time watching. I know you've been spending the last days doing the zoo, but this is my least favorite part of the city until now, I prefer to see the animals loose (those that at least make sense, even if it means expanding the green zone a little) and use the zoo space to add a darker side to the city, construction, stranger things, hocus pocus, batman, use the mountain for a custom batcave maybe? anyway keep up the amazing work!!
If you ever did run out of space you can just create a mezzanine above your existing city. Can add lights and then hang airplanes etc from the ceiling above the existing city. And it would give you a duplicate footprint above then
Don't forget, you run out of room on the main section of the studio, you can always go down below the table and create train and metro tunnels, or even caves.
Have you thought abiut going 3D if you run out of spce ? Continuing the lego city at the same heigth as the mezzanine for some kind of "mountain village" even if you don't run out of space, it'd be crazy to have part of you city at the heigth of the mezzanine in the little square between the stairs and door connecting to the rest of the city with a mountain road. You could make some kind of "access tunnel"(1meter wide walkway) to get to the stairs
You could always send the Brick heads to the charity shop to free up space..? 😂 Seriously, with you for the ride as we are planning the same scale or larger project in Germany, but for ww2 landscape and vehicle storage
Maybe you can plan to make a StarWars dioroma on that table and that would use sets and they wouldn:t be just sitting there , the same with your other room maybe you and Ms Bricksie plan out to start doing a Dsinsey or Marvel dioroma in the room something to think about !
Frankly your ability to make income is MUCH more secure than salaried workers these days. I've been laid off several times in my career, any job can end at a moment's notice. I believe what you're doing is much smarter and much more sustainable than working 9-5 for any company. Having other options and revenue streams is smart of course, you never know when the algorithm might change and screw you over, but being in full time employment is absolutely no safer.
make a ocean and incorpete the jaws set and place your pirates ships with a battle scene. Make a huge lego moutain to place the new goonies set when it comes out.
It would be cool for the centre of your shelve rooms to have the sets turned into a diorama eg Star Wars battle with the shops or avengers battle with those sets
If you run out of space for big dioramas or you want something different to build, then you can build small detailed noseplates for the sets on the shelves.
Here's my not very well thought idea for future space issues. After 5 years of "Lego City" we move on to Star wars and build a massive Tatoonine/Hoth/Dagobah/Endor diorama on the big tables. Then when that's finished build a big Hogwarts/Gotham City/Disney animal Kingdom on the big diorama. Destroy and rebuild to the Nth degree takes courage but there are so many options and exciting projects once you have the courage to destroy and store it all and start again.
Could put the sets on shelves dotted around the studio on the walls, would be a good way to create even more space without compromising losing some classics sets within your collection, just a suggestion, keep up the great work :)
Not enjoying building sets is the perfect time to build MOC's for your city...I think you, like me, like working on the city because you are building what you see in your head...apply that to MOC building...with sets you follow instructions and everyones finished set looks the same...if you are building MOC's for your city you are in essence still working on your city...for a while now you occasionally bring up how you should start building MOC's and i think the time is now...i get it how there are thousands of different pieces available in all different colors so you will never have all the parts you need so maybe learn Studio 2.0 and build your MOC's on that first...there is nothing like sitting down with a bucket of parts and unleashing your creativity but Studio 2.0 is still enjoyable once you learn how to use it...give it a shot
I'm saying a small hole, only needs to be the size of a train between the studs. Then have one of the rooms be all countryside, have the small hole covered by lego mountain on both sides of the wall. Train leaves the city into a mountain, comes out the other side into the countryside. Would be pretty neat. Also a small hole like that would be trivial to patch if you ever needed to.
Another question you should be asking yourself is "What if LEGO fails me?"... Lego could be going slowly downhill... Every drop these days, it seems like they are pushing their luck, raising prices... You have to think that at one point, the popularity and buyers will start going down because of it... And with that going down, your channel will too...
Dont forget you can still do under the sea below the tables. Could put the ninjago sets below also and make a diorama below like a mystical land below.
Hi Bricksie Just my advice. Your main income comes from YT? Try to establish other income sources that YT is less than a third of your income. If it fails, which could happen quickly, the impact can be compensated. Wish you all the best
Your city will never be filled/done because no real city is ever done. Once the main space is filled, you will remove older buildings/features/roads/etc and rebuild a newer city layout just like real cities do.
Do you have a video where you talk about the open skyscraper? I like the design of it, and I'm trying to find out if you ever covered how you built it....
Hey bricksie. I was just watching your monkey dome video. You have an idea for inverted slopes. Perhaps you could use odd colour slopes in mills plates, Instead of 2x1 and 2x2. Save $$$
Not my place, tou have the ultimate say. But hearing you'd pick diorama room over shelving room..well why not make a medieval room and then the city could expand. End of the day i am happy seeing your process and creations.
Eventually switch the Star Wars “Shelving” room into a Star Wars “Diorama” room!
Tattoine Scene, Yavin-4 Scene, Death Star Scene, etc.
Mos Eisley and the Tattoine desert can easily be done.
Yeah, take all those sets that are roughly in the same scale and put it all into one big diorama, would be so much better than being on a boring shelf
Great idea! A LOTR diorama would also be cool
Yeah imagine the sail barge in the desert, scenes going on in mos eisley, so many figures and cool stories could go on! That would make those sets 10x better like the city does to modular buildings.
Enjoy the process, no need to hurry, we’ll be here in two weeks, two months, two years, just enjoying the progress of this amazing project. You might never end and we'll still be happy
A layout is never finished. Continually changes as you go
Everything changes, nothing stays the same. You can't sit here saying " what if". Just do it the best way and have fun.
Gotta diversify and be adaptable for sure.
If you fully develop the medieval area, then I would love to see you build a Jurassic Park style island off the coast off the city.
1:17 “What if there were no more what ifs?” Master Wu
Turning the studio into a Lego Musuem in my opinion's a great idea.
BrickCrafts has done the same thing a while ago; his friends operate a Lego store & Star Wars room/diorama on the first floor, while the Lego City's on the second floor. They also have an airport, volcano, Wild West MOC & an Island/Castle MOC as well.
Don't forget! You can always continue to build up or down. The floor/table size isn't the limit. Build to the ceiling!
Don’t mind me, I’m just imagining Alex Nunes popping up in the corner with his “Space!” Shatner impression.
Too funny
You got this Bricksie. Your kindness and zest for LEGO will never allow you to fail! - Brick Mom
If Lego fails, then I think we're all screwed worldwide in every industry
What industry relies on Lego? It's a hobby, can't see any industry being screwed at all but can see Lego being less popular because of their greed in the overpriced products! Only hurting themselves trying to keep their profits up since covid as they have increased prices 3 times since that pandemic and there are more important things in life than a plastic toy smh.
You could always extend the mezzanine floor and turn it all into two floors 👍
Your gonna be just fine buddy. Even if all this goes under-your gonna land on your feet, adapt and overcome. Believe in yourselr, enjoy the journey and keep going. Ya'll got this!!
It looks like you'd be able to expand the LEGO city at least 3 base plates both in front and in the back. I don't remember the exact width, but I believe at one time you said it was 17 or 21 baseplates wide, so that would be an additional 102-126 base plates you'd be adding to extend the city. Then you'd not only have additional city space to develop and I'm sure you'd be doing a ton of rearranging. It would probably give you another 6 months of developing.
Oh my Gosh! The most optimistic guy, is having an existential crisis. You made the right choice. You are following your passion. That is what the great existentialists agreed upon. Follow your passion. BTW, the point I’m at… only UCS sets, and modulars. I want to do mocks. IDK if you are back in the ambassador program, but you should be. You’ll be back.
I don't think you have to worry you have a driving force in you that would make you successful in anything you do.
Make 1 display room a revolving diorama of Lego themes that you build and tear down. Themes throughout Lego's history (Monster Hunters, Western, Minecraft, Pirates, Ninjago, etc...)
What I see most big creators do is diversivy what they do. You got TH-cam covered, do you focus enough on a members program? Do you have a webshop/fanshop? Do you have a building course via instagram, etc. All that stuff helps you be less reliant on youtube and his alwyas changing algorythm
With that said, ordering parts etc, opening a bricklink store or your own personal website, can allready be done. And you could make a video about it as well each week, so we can follow that progress. Would be good content and a way to diversivy
He's gonna run out of space when he's going too fast. He always want to go fast because he's impatient
oh man, you won't run out of work. once the footprint of the city is maxed out, you're improvement and additional detailing of the city over time would be a great direction.
Man, you WILL NOT FAIL! I'm pretty sure of it!!!
I love your content and as i comment on other videos, i watch you EVERYDAY and i enjoyed it a lot!
For SURE there is a LOT of people who do the same and LOVE what you do like me, your safe!
I rarely comment on your videos but have been watching for years. These are healthy questions for your future. A few things to note.
Space: You have so much space and the city is already 6 months of building with plenty to go. By the time another 18 months pass, you’ll likely find old parts of the city you’ll want to upgrade or swap out. I’d be surprised if you touch the other rooms within 2 years.
Next, “what if TH-cam revenue disappears”: You are the perfect age to start investing for your future self. Dividends, Investment Property or even Crypto. If you can find up to 5-10% of your YT revenue to start doing that with, over time you’ll be surprised how it gradually grows. Then years from now you’ll have your own income that gives you freedom to choose your direction.
In the meantime, keep doing what you’re doing. The channel is great! 😁
Indeed, I've been investing in index funds, precious medals, and real estate since I was about 14 😃
@@BricksieTalks nice one! In that case you’re at least a decade ahead of most. 👍🏻
Hey Jordan. We (my son and I) think you’re an all around good guy and we enjoy watching your daily posts. I feel pretty confident that your job is secure and I hope you enjoy your work as much as we do. Thanks for all the great content, can’t wait to watch the progress!
You could build small dioramas around each of your sets where they sit. Another idea, you could make small dioramas in each of the cubbies under your diorama tables or the ucs tables. Look around you can build small things in all your nooks and crannies.
No matter what happens to the lego studio. Excited to see the journey!
Don’t forget in the real world there aren’t any complete cities. They’re constantly upgrading.
I'm only asking because I honestly don't know the answer to these questions. No disrespect is meant - at all. I love your channels and everything you stand for. If you were to open up your location to become a museum, how would you keep people from stealing your stuff? You have some extremely valuable mini-figures with your sets and some of your displays are small enough for people to steal. The same would go for your LEGO City. How would you keep people from disfiguring your hard work or simply destroying it? Not everyone has good intentions when they go to places. If they don't have the money for things but see an opportunity to steal it from retailers, a lot of people do just that. You cannot be everywhere or watch everyone as they come in. It's just not humanely possible. Could you put locked glass display doors on your shelving units as a deterrent? As I said before, I mean no disrespect. I have worked in plenty of brick-and-mortar retail stores and know all about theft. I would hate to see anything happen to all of your hard work and investment.
Much love and respect to you, Mrs. Bricksie, Benjamin, Millie, and of course, all of your fur babies.
Don't forget one of most things that will consume a lot of your Lego time in the next coming years. And that are your children growing up and all that comes with that. Going to school, help with learning thing, going sports, dad time who has to be there with them, or have dad time at home, etc, etc...Not to put you down, but to be aware that will cost a lot of time too.
If you ever run out of space, just buy a larger building.
He's renting bro!
@colors6692 no, he doesn’t
You have used your studio space amazingly. Never say never...maybe in the distance future you may open another location. It's good to dream.
To make a little more room, hang some of the ships, and make them look like they're flying. That'd look pretty cool, just a thought to help.
I remember switching between watching TH-cam and Metacafe.. around 2005 :) What happened to Metacafe.. they were first?? hehe. It's good to have a backup plan, but don't stress about it. Take one day at a time. A lot can happen that you can't control. Even if you've covered all your space in your lego city, there's always room for improvements, modifications and tweaks. Make sure it doesn't get too cluttered where you work on the second floor, because you need a tidy environment when you work as lot as you do ;) Enjoy yourself and have a great weekend!
I want to see you make an epic Star wars diorama. I think you would make an epic kashyyk or naboo
I think building a diorama of a Star Wars Land would be creative and fun.
He does not have that kind of creativity!
In this situation you can’t infinitely build dioramas in a finite space. Eventually room will run out.
What I do is rotate what I’m displaying depending on how I feel at that point in my life so I keep things fresh and I never run out of room.
And any parts I’m not using anymore I just sell on bricklink
Even if you don’t set up a storefront… an idea for you… partnering with a youth STEM/STEAM nonprofit organization or school; and hosting annual or biannual/quarterly tour(s) of your Lego city?
I feel like you could increase the diorama table size towards the back, then connect it to the city, so that the city becomes bigger. IMO connecting them gives more life to the display tables than just having standalone unconnected dioramas.
I hope someday you are able to find peace in your own talents. You have hundreds of thousands of people who believe in you. You have graduated beyond what ifs, now you just need to decide where you want to go with your projects. The audience wants to go with you because we believe in you and your dream. I can't wait to see where your lego journey takes us.
As a moc builder with a much smaller room and like you see many other creators like yourself I build a big moc and after it finished you destroy and build something new. You do you but I would just scrap the city and castle Diorama and start over. You could build something completely different Or enlarge something you have in your city. Like a massive zoo or amusement park.
The City can continually involve and change , it’s all good .
Hopefully your business grows. U deserve it. With all the hard work. And maybe down the road one of your neighbors moves out and u can expansion
Hey Bricksie hang your Star Wars sets way above the city and it would be like outer space
If you're worried about leaving the doors to your storage and bathroom open, install a door closing device on each of them, it doesn't full close them but it will at least do enough so you don't see in, I have one on my bathroom door. Its a little thing that goes on the top hinge.
If someone, like you, has that experience, skill and vision... it is like money on bank. If I own Lego, i wake up and ask you to make new sets for everyone to build
Rotating Diorama - I've seen a rotating model train diorama, the train was going round and looked like it was stationary as the layout moved round
Hi! Whenever it will be finished (city probably never), the museum thing is very convinient possibility. Maybe not every day but two days a week.
You can always make the main table bigger instead of a separate diorama in that room, that's a lot of space to add, than like you said, more improvements, more details, etc.
I love your project, it's definitely the Lego Chanel that I spend the most time watching. I know you've been spending the last days doing the zoo, but this is my least favorite part of the city until now, I prefer to see the animals loose (those that at least make sense, even if it means expanding the green zone a little) and use the zoo space to add a darker side to the city, construction, stranger things, hocus pocus, batman, use the mountain for a custom batcave maybe? anyway keep up the amazing work!!
None of us want to feel alone while living the end game. 😂
it would appear some skyscrapers in the city need to be replaced with other skyscrapers such as the cube building with a spiral tilt cube to the top.
If you ever did run out of space you can just create a mezzanine above your existing city. Can add lights and then hang airplanes etc from the ceiling above the existing city. And it would give you a duplicate footprint above then
You can build dioramas inside the enclosed shelving. Building Tatooine or the space
Don't forget, you run out of room on the main section of the studio, you can always go down below the table and create train and metro tunnels, or even caves.
Have you thought abiut going 3D if you run out of spce ? Continuing the lego city at the same heigth as the mezzanine for some kind of "mountain village" even if you don't run out of space, it'd be crazy to have part of you city at the heigth of the mezzanine in the little square between the stairs and door connecting to the rest of the city with a mountain road. You could make some kind of "access tunnel"(1meter wide walkway) to get to the stairs
You could always send the Brick heads to the charity shop to free up space..? 😂 Seriously, with you for the ride as we are planning the same scale or larger project in Germany, but for ww2 landscape and vehicle storage
Have you thought of just moving the whole lego city forward and extending at the back?
Maybe you can plan to make a StarWars dioroma on that table and that would use sets and they wouldn:t be just sitting there , the same with your other room maybe you and Ms Bricksie plan out to start doing a Dsinsey or Marvel dioroma in the room something to think about !
Still plenty of space above AND below the city to expand! Deep ocean... deep caves.. planes flying.. SPACE SHIPS xD endless possibilities!
Frankly your ability to make income is MUCH more secure than salaried workers these days. I've been laid off several times in my career, any job can end at a moment's notice. I believe what you're doing is much smarter and much more sustainable than working 9-5 for any company. Having other options and revenue streams is smart of course, you never know when the algorithm might change and screw you over, but being in full time employment is absolutely no safer.
make a ocean and incorpete the jaws set and place your pirates ships with a battle scene. Make a huge lego moutain to place the new goonies set when it comes out.
Start buying the neighboring units :) no need to move just knock down walls and expand.
The city will grow and change as much as you want it to! Keep enjoying yourself brother, and embrace your creativity.
Plot twist : you buy the warehouse next to yours to expand
It would be cool for the centre of your shelve rooms to have the sets turned into a diorama eg Star Wars battle with the shops or avengers battle with those sets
If you run out of space for big dioramas or you want something different to build, then you can build small detailed noseplates for the sets on the shelves.
Here's my not very well thought idea for future space issues. After 5 years of "Lego City" we move on to Star wars and build a massive Tatoonine/Hoth/Dagobah/Endor diorama on the big tables. Then when that's finished build a big Hogwarts/Gotham City/Disney animal Kingdom on the big diorama. Destroy and rebuild to the Nth degree takes courage but there are so many options and exciting projects once you have the courage to destroy and store it all and start again.
Could put the sets on shelves dotted around the studio on the walls, would be a good way to create even more space without compromising losing some classics sets within your collection, just a suggestion, keep up the great work :)
Not enjoying building sets is the perfect time to build MOC's for your city...I think you, like me, like working on the city because you are building what you see in your head...apply that to MOC building...with sets you follow instructions and everyones finished set looks the same...if you are building MOC's for your city you are in essence still working on your city...for a while now you occasionally bring up how you should start building MOC's and i think the time is now...i get it how there are thousands of different pieces available in all different colors so you will never have all the parts you need so maybe learn Studio 2.0 and build your MOC's on that first...there is nothing like sitting down with a bucket of parts and unleashing your creativity but Studio 2.0 is still enjoyable once you learn how to use it...give it a shot
Don't forget if you light your city, the time that would take.
Have ever think about making ninja and winter village as different town? And medieval table as island to your ciry
You could blow out the walls to the rooms from the warehouse and continue the city right through also !!
Meanwhile.... mezzanine collapses
Build lego support for the mezzanine 😂😂 @@BricksieTalks
I'm saying a small hole, only needs to be the size of a train between the studs. Then have one of the rooms be all countryside, have the small hole covered by lego mountain on both sides of the wall. Train leaves the city into a mountain, comes out the other side into the countryside. Would be pretty neat. Also a small hole like that would be trivial to patch if you ever needed to.
You should make a small skyscraper section of the city with the mountains in the background.
You can still do a museum richt know easy money cash for more Lego to expend love it
you could do the same thing as any big city. you could start building skywcrapers and modify existing buildings taller
this whole time i didn't know you had 2 channels... wow now i have more videos to watch😭😂
If you made the front rooms a retail shop, it would have the coolest Lego city display in the back 👍
Imagine picking a scene from starwars and recreating it with lego, I don’t mean just a little scene I mean a huge scene . Cool tfs
Another question you should be asking yourself is "What if LEGO fails me?"... Lego could be going slowly downhill... Every drop these days, it seems like they are pushing their luck, raising prices... You have to think that at one point, the popularity and buyers will start going down because of it... And with that going down, your channel will too...
Maybe you’ll want to finish a couple dioramas and then after that you’ll want to take one to a convention and eventually take it apart? Who knows!
Dont forget you can still do under the sea below the tables. Could put the ninjago sets below also and make a diorama below like a mystical land below.
i also wondered what happens if you keep buying lego. it will never end. just keep getting bigger
I guess we shall find out haha
You can build a also a two story city, a full underground city
yeah, lots of content with subway building. lots of little easter eggs too
Hi Bricksie
Just my advice.
Your main income comes from YT? Try to establish other income sources that YT is less than a third of your income. If it fails, which could happen quickly, the impact can be compensated.
Wish you all the best
If you do another diorama table can you make it a Halloween village? not like Halloween town, but a Halloween themed diorama.
Just a random question Bricksie. Can you sell the sets you get from LAN?
This year you build winter village?
Hopefully this year
you could start building tunnels between the rooms for trains too pass through. mabye make different rooms resemble different countries
hi
i love yore videos
Will you ever develop and build a starwars lego city in the front room?
Great video, you will be fine you have multiple options.
Dibs on Marvel and Disney sets if you ever sell them lol
Your city will never be filled/done because no real city is ever done. Once the main space is filled, you will remove older buildings/features/roads/etc and rebuild a newer city layout just like real cities do.
Do you have a video where you talk about the open skyscraper? I like the design of it, and I'm trying to find out if you ever covered how you built it....
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Imagine if you had a retail space with its own parts wall! I bet you would miss packing boxes. 😅
I don’t mean actually blow out the wall but reinforce and remove walls
What if u did some building instead of. Waffling 😊
This is literally his second for him to talk…what don’t you understand?
lol
Hey bricksie. I was just watching your monkey dome video. You have an idea for inverted slopes. Perhaps you could use odd colour slopes in mills plates, Instead of 2x1 and 2x2. Save $$$
Not my place, tou have the ultimate say. But hearing you'd pick diorama room over shelving room..well why not make a medieval room and then the city could expand. End of the day i am happy seeing your process and creations.
At this point, I do not need more space for the city, so why get rid of my shelving rooms?
You gotta do a big epic Star Wars diorama!
Bro always forgets to close the doors!
I leave them open when I'm in there too
What if you can no longer afford to be there anymore?