I absolutely love this. Its so clever! If only LEGO has a rabbit tile that you could use instead of the targets lol. great use of the old grey guns too, they work really well!
When I’m at work pouring concrete or framing houses, I can’t wait to get home and watch the newest episode of Fairgrounds Friday. Absolutely love it ! Keep up the awesome work sir.
Great shooting gallery build. I can’t wait to see the amusement park all put together. I think the safari wagon would be great in the city as an alien safari rather than a wild animal one.
Loved the build, great fun, brought back some memories i had from going to the county fair! Cant wait for the train builds! I have an idea for a vehicle you could add to your city; a 'google' street view car, it would drive around and capture the hundreds of fantastic scenes in Brick-Nottingham! If you did a popcorn vendor on top of the motor, maybe, make it old west too, like a prospector is selling 'golden' popcorn!
Robin I’m so sorry cafe corner didn’t make it to the first place I thought it was very well made. I love your channel you go above and beyond with your talent.
Love this little game stand Robin! Feels just right for the fairgrounds. I shouldn't be surprised at this point with how you work the magic to motorize this stuff but it's sooo darn cool to see how you make it happen! I am real curious to see you get to the technical (and nitty gritty) of the layout adjustments (tables, etc) and build the "underground" portion and stuff.
A big idea would be to make the whole carnival a board walk sort of thing doing this would hide the motors and stuff and add a whole beach / water area
Love the shooting game. I feel the size is bang on target. with most everything being powered and underground it might not be a loud as you think. I really go enjoy every video and as always Thank you for sharing with all of us.
That is awesome Robin. Takes us back to our childhood. Love the way it's so colourful and looks exactly like something you'd find at the fair. Looking forward to seeing this fairground develop, if this is the high standard you're setting, it should be great 👌🏻👌🏻
Even your carnival midway is going to be awesome! Nicely done with the shooting gallery. The only thing missing is a backstory: "The Sheriff of Brick-Nottingham", antagonist of Robin Hood, runs a crooked carnival, or something like that. Cheers!
I would connect multiple motorized things together on 1 motor by connecting the axles underneath. Which is less noisy and costs less on motors and batteries since the rides don't put that much stress on a motor.
I was watching Brick Haul 77 and I noticed you got the Corn Cob headpiece from Bricks & Pieces! For the past six months I was checking Bricks & Pieces several times a day and nothing... So when I saw the video, I checked the site again, but this time the English one, and yep, there it was. And then I checked the Belgium one, and the French one, and it seems LEGO just didn't want to sell the piece to The Netherlands (where I'm from)... So I contacted them (20-30 minutes on hold), and after a vague conversation I was told they are going to send it to me.. for free! So your Brick Haul videos are literally worth something to the viewers!
ROBINHOODbricks winning a shooting contest when you were younger...well, the name says it all. Now we’ve learned your superhero origin story LOL. Great build. Maybe you could add a few plants/flowers near the fence to serve as both additonal details for the build and distraction for the players.
Uhhhh, no use for the Sheriff in your city?!? RHB, c'mon! The Sheriff of Nottingham!!! ;) Very cool design for this carnival game and very well thought out. And it seems the inspiration for this build was that childhood memory of that day you won the pink gorilla. And that I think is what inspires all us AFOL's to build. Well done sir! If I can give one suggestion it would be to try a miniaturized building on the right side of the game scenery to add even more interest.
It really is, but it was wasn't simple to do. I must've tried about 50 different mechanisms. It just happens that the final one was actually very simple. Technic does not come simply to me!
Only just recently found your videos and I’m so glad I did because your content is absolutely brilliant and the more I watch the more impressed I am. This build is brilliant especially given its size you managed to squeeze in so much realism and fun without things even looking at all forced or overcrowded.
Robin, love this new attraction, it will make a great addition to your fairgrounds. I was also sad to hear about Fast Food Corner, however Lego did put out a set that was similar in their 3 in 1 creator sets. Don't let the news get you down resubmit the GBC Factory that one is sure to get many votes. Good luck and keep on building.
To cut down on some of the noise, have you considered using one motor to power several, or most, or all, of your carnival rides and attractions? Using a series of technic axles and gears, you should be able to get one motor to branch off, powering several items at once. Perhaps consider using a technic clutch on each branch as a safety mechanism. In case of a malfunction at one ride, it wouldn't halt all the rides at once. Also, the sound of the slipping clutch would alert you to any issues.
Oh definitely. I'm just building them in isolation first. They'll all be on different baseplates and with different power setups. Some shared hopefully, where not too demanding of power!
Awesome little build. Like how the amusement is coming along. Your process for describing your designs and builds is great and informative. Can’t wait to build mine. Lots of inspiration.
Absolutely amazing. I wish I had ideas like that. The only thing I would change is, to remove one gun, because there is only one target to shoot at. Then mount the gun on a 1x1 round plate to rise it up a little bit, so the figures don't have to bend so much forward or shoot from the hip.
They will be. This one is on a brick for this game. Once they are all together they can share motors and use universal connectors and so on. It'll be fine... I hope!
This looks amazing Robin! You've done it again my friend. I think this is better than the hot shots set. I like how small it is and so colorful. I can't wait to see the update train build. Great video!
Brilliant. I think you are the only other person I know that makes animated motorized stuff for fairground or amusement park. I have been doing that to mine as well. Starting a rebuild so now I have the inspiration to keep going.
You could use an extension on the motor shaft and hide it further away inside a different structure, or use one motor to power multiple attractions to save space too.
I really dig the color composition, it helps everything pop and stay distinct. The back gear access may be useful if you plan to have another stall butted up against the back of this one. For modifications I would suggest trying the roof sloping back instead of forward. That kind of set up is common for stalls I've seen as it visually tricks the mind into seeing greater depth which could benefit the build. It would also improve visibility of the back of the build when seen from higher angles so the motion could be more easily seen from your standing holes. Though admittedly it would mess with the visual presentation of the stall sign. For other fair build ideas, I don't know if it would be mechanically viable to do a screw lift and drop thing with one of those test your strength hammer bell things like in that set the tiger faced girl is from. Some other skill game where targets are knocked down such as a ball throw or another gun type thing (maybe a water cannon like that friends set) could use a similar mechanism as the arms in the factory. A spinning rotisarie could be done for a food stall for turkey legs. Though it would probably be kind of bigger, a spinning tea cup type ride might work. Not quite sure how it would have to be geared to get the spinning of the full thing in addition to the gears on the cars. maybe a wheel to take the rotation of the first gear and friction against the ground or some other surface. I wonder if a drive shaft joint thing (drawing a blank on the name of them) would allow the ride assembly to be tipped. Then maybe a slope on a slow up and down seesaw motion could get further millage out of having the wheels underneath? On second thought it would be easier to just build it so the deck of the ride rests at an angle and the rotation itself causes it to look like it is lifting on one end. A little bit of hiding the sides and you can get the illusion of a lot of motion with just the simple spin of the central axel.
These are all good ideas and a lot I have already experimented with. Some mechanisms are just SO hard to do. Maybe it is just me but quite a few of these I have "parked" for a later date. Will they ever get completed? I don't know!
Seems very un-Robin hood to be shooting with guns ..rather than his legendary bow and arrows 😂 I suppose it's just the name of game! Keeping my bullseye on those targets is hypnotic 😂 I really like the backdrop
I think you should do a wildlife safari tour in a part of your city, around where i live they have a wildlife safari tour and its super cool, you could basically build a big fence with different sections inside of it and a road going around the fence, you could use that safari vehicle or build like a safari bus to take tourist and citizens on tours so that way they can see different kinds of wildlife without having to travel to much.
Robin Hood Bricks you're welcome as an English person and living in England I have seen many of these and you have somehow managed to make it look better than in real life but still recognisable. Good Job!
I got a load of suggestions for the fair ground Fridays,a car show,a snack shack,bumper cars,the mixer,the Mary go round,those huge slides that u have to ride down in a burlap sack,a gift shop,and a loopty loop,and also a few small roller coasters,like pirate roller coaster,or a friends roller coaster
Maybe change the part holding up the sign for the same type of hinges used for the roof. That would give a cleaner look I think. Just like the roof sign in set 10259.
If there are any pieces with technic holes in the same light blue as the sky in the back you could make it look like someone had missed and shot through the backdrop
Looks great Robin... I thought you might have used the printed panel (white one with trees) from the Frozen 2 set, but the one you made looks perfect. There are some round printed tiles from the DC superhero girls sets - with Bam and Pow etc. on them... maybe replacing one of the targets with a Bam tile might look good... hit that target to get the star prize... Also, the new Sesame Street set has a clear minifigure headpiece with a goldfish printed onto it, a few of them would be good... traditional to win a goldfish at a British fair.
I think I have the sticker but the goldfish isn't available from B&P so will be very expensive individually on BrickLink. It's on the list anyway. Good idea!
Absolutely brilliant and a very clever build indeed. I do think the stall owner should be more of a backward troll like character with misspelt tatoos and knackered teeth. For added authenticity, he could be accompanied by his sister, who is also his wife. Maybe give them a child too! Just before it is taken away by social services. Just a thought!🤔
This is exactly the theme I'll be using for the majority of the travelling fairground operatives. I'll be using the many crook outfits and a sewer baby or two!
Robin, I just wonder: did you ever consider hooking up several animations to one motor? I presume you already took that into account. Your shooting range is much more fun than the original set. Instead of applying your builds to lego ideas, why don't you apply for a lego job? 😁 you will rock it!
Very nice! Have you considered ‘boxing’ in your motors when installing the rides in your Lego room. Some cheap bricks to make a wall around the sides of the motor may help muffle the noise further once they are underground. 1 second ago
Brilliant. Have you thought about putting any lights in the fairground?... Feels like it could add that extra bit of buzz (on top of all the other buzz).
The shooting gallery looks great. The moving targets are good and have a fun touch with the background. And the owner fits 110%. Are there also bumper cars? You could draw two large circles with gears over the roof to which the car bumpers are attached. And so they go in a circle I think the fairground will be great :-)
the safari car could be looking for one of your rare parrot in the city... like searching for it... and the parrot could be in their face or something... and the fareground will be amazing... are you going to modify the roller coaster or leave it like it is now?
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That safari car could just be parked across the street watching all the animals of the stag party. 🤔
Haha good one!
Perhaps with a photographer trying to get some paparazzi snapshots?
Haha. Here... we see... a giraffe... at a watering hole!
@@RobinHoodBricks do it!
THIS!
Make a baby rollercoaster Wich is so slow and small make a dad disappointed around babies in this roller coaster
That would be a good scene
Cool
I absolutely love this. Its so clever! If only LEGO has a rabbit tile that you could use instead of the targets lol. great use of the old grey guns too, they work really well!
Thanks very much. I was very happy with it!
When I’m at work pouring concrete or framing houses, I can’t wait to get home and watch the newest episode of Fairgrounds Friday. Absolutely love it ! Keep up the awesome work sir.
Much appreciated!
Great shooting gallery build. I can’t wait to see the amusement park all put together. I think the safari wagon would be great in the city as an alien safari rather than a wild animal one.
Haha!
Fantastic. I really like it, small, but colorful and well thought out. The result is very good, you have every right to be proud of it.
Thank you very much. Yes, more proud of that than many things!
I love that the small builds get as much attention as the bigger ones. This looks great, good luck with the blinds!
My back was tired afterwards with all the twisting and reaching!
Loved the build, great fun, brought back some memories i had from going to the county fair! Cant wait for the train builds!
I have an idea for a vehicle you could add to your city; a 'google' street view car, it would drive around and capture the hundreds of fantastic scenes in Brick-Nottingham!
If you did a popcorn vendor on top of the motor, maybe, make it old west too, like a prospector is selling 'golden' popcorn!
Sounds great!
I've got that dunk the duck game
Your builds, even small, are always so well-crafted with the right amount of detail
This is maybe the coolest thing you’ve built yet and I love your city
It's definitely a compact piece of awesome!
Robin I’m so sorry cafe corner didn’t make it to the first place I thought it was very well made. I love your channel you go above and beyond with your talent.
No worries. I didn't expect even this much so I'm happy. GBC for the win!
Love this little game stand Robin! Feels just right for the fairgrounds. I shouldn't be surprised at this point with how you work the magic to motorize this stuff but it's sooo darn cool to see how you make it happen! I am real curious to see you get to the technical (and nitty gritty) of the layout adjustments (tables, etc) and build the "underground" portion and stuff.
My thoughts exactly. Where you're curious, I'm apprehensive, haha!
A big idea would be to make the whole carnival a board walk sort of thing doing this would hide the motors and stuff and add a whole beach / water area
Love the shooting game. I feel the size is bang on target. with most everything being powered and underground it might not be a loud as you think. I really go enjoy every video and as always Thank you for sharing with all of us.
Thanks so much, Trent!
I think this might be one of my favorite builds on your channel! It’s perfect! I can’t wait to see how the fairground progresses
It's concentrated awesome!
That is awesome Robin. Takes us back to our childhood. Love the way it's so colourful and looks exactly like something you'd find at the fair. Looking forward to seeing this fairground develop, if this is the high standard you're setting, it should be great 👌🏻👌🏻
Thanks so much!
So simple. Yet so effective. Very nicely done.
That took a LOT of tinkering but, as you say, it was well worth it!
Sad Your Project didn’t get approved 😢
:( Yes the one chosen was very meh
Which one was chosen?,also it would look cool as a set, imagine the box art
@@melemstye Yeah no one liked the one that made it.
Looks awesome, can’t wait to see the fairground come together 👍
Me neither!
What a fantastic build! It’s looks great. I enjoyed hearing your personal story of your fairground experience.
Cool, thanks!
Even your carnival midway is going to be awesome! Nicely done with the shooting gallery. The only thing missing is a backstory: "The Sheriff of Brick-Nottingham", antagonist of Robin Hood, runs a crooked carnival, or something like that. Cheers!
Love the shooting gallery
You could put a bathroom over the motor
porta potties! gets my vote :-P
Should be fairly easy to hide!
@@RobinHoodBricks yeah I should be but if you need bathrooms you could put them there
I would connect multiple motorized things together on 1 motor by connecting the axles underneath.
Which is less noisy and costs less on motors and batteries since the rides don't put that much stress on a motor.
Yes, I'll be doing that!
Not much to say except FANTASTIC!!
I was watching Brick Haul 77 and I noticed you got the Corn Cob headpiece from Bricks & Pieces! For the past six months I was checking Bricks & Pieces several times a day and nothing... So when I saw the video, I checked the site again, but this time the English one, and yep, there it was. And then I checked the Belgium one, and the French one, and it seems LEGO just didn't want to sell the piece to The Netherlands (where I'm from)... So I contacted them (20-30 minutes on hold), and after a vague conversation I was told they are going to send it to me.. for free! So your Brick Haul videos are literally worth something to the viewers!
Great story, really glad it worked out for you!
ROBINHOODbricks winning a shooting contest when you were younger...well, the name says it all. Now we’ve learned your superhero origin story LOL. Great build. Maybe you could add a few plants/flowers near the fence to serve as both additonal details for the build and distraction for the players.
You should put the safari vehicle next to the krusty krab watching the stag do, and all the people in animal costumes there
Yes! And have people in the vehicle watching with binoculars. Maybe a David Attenborough looking like he's narrating?
Haha!
i think it looks really good and coulerful
Uhhhh, no use for the Sheriff in your city?!? RHB, c'mon! The Sheriff of Nottingham!!! ;) Very cool design for this carnival game and very well thought out. And it seems the inspiration for this build was that childhood memory of that day you won the pink gorilla. And that I think is what inspires all us AFOL's to build. Well done sir! If I can give one suggestion it would be to try a miniaturized building on the right side of the game scenery to add even more interest.
Wrong style of sheriff but I feel your pain, haha. Thanks!
This is great! Love the small little mechanism that makes it work, its so effective.
It really is, but it was wasn't simple to do. I must've tried about 50 different mechanisms. It just happens that the final one was actually very simple. Technic does not come simply to me!
AWESOME!!! so cool you will motorize everything, can not wait to see it in its glory.
It's gonna be great, and noisy. Very noisy!
Only just recently found your videos and I’m so glad I did because your content is absolutely brilliant and the more I watch the more impressed I am. This build is brilliant especially given its size you managed to squeeze in so much realism and fun without things even looking at all forced or overcrowded.
Thank you so much, and welcome. Yes, I was very happy with it for those reasons too. Enjoy the older videos too!
Totally impressed.... A very clever build, Robin. I love the simple mechanics for what is is a very realistic fairground game. Great show!
Robin, love this new attraction, it will make a great addition to your fairgrounds. I was also sad to hear about Fast Food Corner, however Lego did put out a set that was similar in their 3 in 1 creator sets. Don't let the news get you down resubmit the GBC Factory that one is sure to get many votes. Good luck and keep on building.
I hope so too!
To cut down on some of the noise, have you considered using one motor to power several, or most, or all, of your carnival rides and attractions? Using a series of technic axles and gears, you should be able to get one motor to branch off, powering several items at once. Perhaps consider using a technic clutch on each branch as a safety mechanism. In case of a malfunction at one ride, it wouldn't halt all the rides at once. Also, the sound of the slipping clutch would alert you to any issues.
Oh definitely. I'm just building them in isolation first. They'll all be on different baseplates and with different power setups. Some shared hopefully, where not too demanding of power!
It needs a tiny person with a HUGE machine gun or something walking up
A member of the Super Secret Police!
Yes the chiefs daughter
Awesome little build. Like how the amusement is coming along. Your process for describing your designs and builds is great and informative. Can’t wait to build mine. Lots of inspiration.
Yay, great to hear!
Agreed. Fantastic small build which will create some interest on your fair ground. 👍
Absolutely amazing. I wish I had ideas like that. The only thing I would change is, to remove one gun, because there is only one target to shoot at. Then mount the gun on a 1x1 round plate to rise it up a little bit, so the figures don't have to bend so much forward or shoot from the hip.
Wow! I’ve never used the motors or gears before but this makes me want to get it them. Great build!
Thanks so much. It takes a while to get used to them but it's worth it. I'm no expert!
Maybe you can lower your table another brick. To make rhe underground 4bricks high and have the motors completely underground?
Great build Robin!
They will be. This one is on a brick for this game. Once they are all together they can share motors and use universal connectors and so on. It'll be fine... I hope!
We've eventually met Bricknottingham's sheriff !
Ingenious mechanism and especially well hidden. Looking forward to seeing it in the fairground. 👍🏻
This looks amazing Robin! You've done it again my friend. I think this is better than the hot shots set. I like how small it is and so colorful. I can't wait to see the update train build. Great video!
I totally agree!
I love the shooting gallery stall! I am so excited to see the rest of the fair come together!
This fair will rock for sure, delightfull build again Robin! 💥
Nice , like how close everything gets with each other
Brilliant. I think you are the only other person I know that makes animated motorized stuff for fairground or amusement park. I have been doing that to mine as well. Starting a rebuild so now I have the inspiration to keep going.
I have a whole playlist of these things now!
You could use an extension on the motor shaft and hide it further away inside a different structure, or use one motor to power multiple attractions to save space too.
I really dig the color composition, it helps everything pop and stay distinct. The back gear access may be useful if you plan to have another stall butted up against the back of this one. For modifications I would suggest trying the roof sloping back instead of forward. That kind of set up is common for stalls I've seen as it visually tricks the mind into seeing greater depth which could benefit the build. It would also improve visibility of the back of the build when seen from higher angles so the motion could be more easily seen from your standing holes. Though admittedly it would mess with the visual presentation of the stall sign.
For other fair build ideas, I don't know if it would be mechanically viable to do a screw lift and drop thing with one of those test your strength hammer bell things like in that set the tiger faced girl is from. Some other skill game where targets are knocked down such as a ball throw or another gun type thing (maybe a water cannon like that friends set) could use a similar mechanism as the arms in the factory. A spinning rotisarie could be done for a food stall for turkey legs.
Though it would probably be kind of bigger, a spinning tea cup type ride might work. Not quite sure how it would have to be geared to get the spinning of the full thing in addition to the gears on the cars. maybe a wheel to take the rotation of the first gear and friction against the ground or some other surface. I wonder if a drive shaft joint thing (drawing a blank on the name of them) would allow the ride assembly to be tipped. Then maybe a slope on a slow up and down seesaw motion could get further millage out of having the wheels underneath? On second thought it would be easier to just build it so the deck of the ride rests at an angle and the rotation itself causes it to look like it is lifting on one end. A little bit of hiding the sides and you can get the illusion of a lot of motion with just the simple spin of the central axel.
These are all good ideas and a lot I have already experimented with. Some mechanisms are just SO hard to do. Maybe it is just me but quite a few of these I have "parked" for a later date. Will they ever get completed? I don't know!
Brilliant... Definitely a favourite. Can't wait to see the finished fairground
Seems very un-Robin hood to be shooting with guns ..rather than his legendary bow and arrows 😂 I suppose it's just the name of game! Keeping my bullseye on those targets is hypnotic 😂 I really like the backdrop
Yes, the backdrop is a bit twee but I still like it!
I think you should do a wildlife safari tour in a part of your city, around where i live they have a wildlife safari tour and its super cool, you could basically build a big fence with different sections inside of it and a road going around the fence, you could use that safari vehicle or build like a safari bus to take tourist and citizens on tours so that way they can see different kinds of wildlife without having to travel to much.
Just great one of the best builds I've ever seen
Wow thanks!
Robin Hood Bricks you're welcome as an English person and living in England I have seen many of these and you have somehow managed to make it look better than in real life but still recognisable. Good Job!
Great job, Rob!
I got a load of suggestions for the fair ground Fridays,a car show,a snack shack,bumper cars,the mixer,the Mary go round,those huge slides that u have to ride down in a burlap sack,a gift shop,and a loopty loop,and also a few small roller coasters,like pirate roller coaster,or a friends roller coaster
Well I won't have space for it all!
Maybe change the part holding up the sign for the same type of hinges used for the roof. That would give a cleaner look I think. Just like the roof sign in set 10259.
I think I ran out, haha!
Ingenious. If this was a set I would buy it. Another great design, Robinhood Bricks!
The carnival game looks really well-built! Great video 👍
Well done
I'm looking forward to seeing it all in the fairground
Simply brilliant !
Glad you think so!
Maybe replace one different type of target to represent that it is worth more points. It’ll break it up and be eye catching too!
Hmmm, nice idea!
Nice build Robin! Can‘t wait to see the attractions in place
you always have good ideas
I try!
indeed
Muchly!
Maybe add some more Sheriff/Western iconography. You're bound to have some appropriate stickers 😊
Good idea!
its awesome
Excellent as always. Hope the blinds are an easy install
A bit cramped due to the farm!
If there are any pieces with technic holes in the same light blue as the sky in the back you could make it look like someone had missed and shot through the backdrop
Haha, I don't have any!
@@RobinHoodBricks that's a shame
Looks great Robin... I thought you might have used the printed panel (white one with trees) from the Frozen 2 set, but the one you made looks perfect.
There are some round printed tiles from the DC superhero girls sets - with Bam and Pow etc. on them... maybe replacing one of the targets with a Bam tile might look good... hit that target to get the star prize...
Also, the new Sesame Street set has a clear minifigure headpiece with a goldfish printed onto it, a few of them would be good... traditional to win a goldfish at a British fair.
I think I have the sticker but the goldfish isn't available from B&P so will be very expensive individually on BrickLink. It's on the list anyway. Good idea!
Awesome as always. Martin thinks you should put a wanted poster of the man running the stall on the back of the stall. See you on Monday.
That would be cool!
It's fabulous! Your vids are so HAPPY! Can't wait till next Friday!
Absolutely brilliant and a very clever build indeed. I do think the stall owner should be more of a backward troll like character with misspelt tatoos and knackered teeth. For added authenticity, he could be accompanied by his sister, who is also his wife. Maybe give them a child too! Just before it is taken away by social services. Just a thought!🤔
This is exactly the theme I'll be using for the majority of the travelling fairground operatives. I'll be using the many crook outfits and a sewer baby or two!
Robin, I just wonder: did you ever consider hooking up several animations to one motor?
I presume you already took that into account.
Your shooting range is much more fun than the original set. Instead of applying your builds to lego ideas, why don't you apply for a lego job? 😁 you will rock it!
I wish!
This is amazing
Yay. I agree, although it got less love than I expected. Well I'm happy with it!
Very nice! Have you considered ‘boxing’ in your motors when installing the rides in your Lego room. Some cheap bricks to make a wall around the sides of the motor may help muffle the noise further once they are underground.
1 second ago
I'll have to experiment!
Brilliant. Have you thought about putting any lights in the fairground?... Feels like it could add that extra bit of buzz (on top of all the other buzz).
I was sent a kit for the rollercoaster (I'm yet to open it). I just don't want it to slow down my city creation or cripple my wallet!
I like this moc, well done Robin!
Right on target. Bulls eye. Yeehaa
That's the energy I need right now, haha!
An awesome build indeed. This is going to be a fun series
I can already see the final product! But of course you’d make it better!
Cool indeed
Cool! great build!!!
Great job love it
Love the video as always. I think you should build a hook the duck game.🦆
Awesome build 👍🏻 Maybe you could power it off of another ride using a drive shaft to avoid covering the motor
That's the plan!
Can't wait to see it
Wow that's amazing keep up the good work
Thank you, I will!
Looks lovely it's a good start.
Looks spot on x love the toys 👍🏼
Yes, this is one I'm quite proud of!
If your going to make rides weekly call it fairground Friday great design by the way. Shout me out if you decide to use this
This looks fantastic! Love this series!
Pretty cool idea man! Cant wait to see this in the city!
I built the safari jeep a couple weeks ago! The lioness from the set is now friends with mini me!
Yay🥇
Nice
The shooting gallery looks great. The moving targets are good and have a fun touch with the background. And the owner fits 110%. Are there also bumper cars? You could draw two large circles with gears over the roof to which the car bumpers are attached.
And so they go in a circle I think the fairground will be great :-)
This is super awesome! I love it.
Robin won a giant stuffed monkey in a shooting gallery game... Robin is Simon Pegg, confirmed!
the safari car could be looking for one of your rare parrot in the city... like searching for it... and the parrot could be in their face or something... and the fareground will be amazing... are you going to modify the roller coaster or leave it like it is now?
The rollercoaster is so finely balanced and already awesome that I will leave it well alone!