Another awesome use for the new lego road plates from set 60304.
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This video is to shows yet another way to put those new #road plates to good use. with parts from lego set #60304
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Finally a good point for not having to replace all the roads in a city to a new system: a real city also has different road styles and widths. You can mix different road styles in a city, just as in a real city!
I’m stealing that bus stop build! Haha. Please don’t misunderstand me, I loved the road video. But for some reason I kept looking at your bus stop. Genius use of the new road plates slope as the roof. Please keep up your amazing work! Also, Happy Birthday!
Thanks so much for the shoutout, and I'm glad you liked that idea! You took it to the next level and it looks amazing!!
Wow, that bus stop and sewer drain looks awesome. So simple, yet so effective!
These look amazing. We're already planning to build sidewalks onto our roadplates, but we LOVE the curbs and drains you've built on yours. Definltey gonna try something similar out in our city!
Very nice idea, I’m very interested in using the new road plates , but not in a mils fashion. Thanks for sharing
The more and more I see and use the new road plate system, the more I realize how amazing it is! It's so versatile and you can do so much it! I know people will still have their love for the old road base plates, but the new road plates are cool!
That is such an interesting alternative. It looks really cool. Thanks for sharing!v
The hollow space on either side under the sidewalks would be a great place to hide wires to light the city!
...and I just bought a bunch of the old road plates haha
Simple and effective! I love it
Thanks 😊
Really cool to see all the different ways you can use the new roadplates! I’ll personally stick to the old roadplates though, but I would like to use MILS roads if I’m ever able to build a permanent city
@@BevinsBricksWorld yeah, I bought about ten additional packs of roadplates a month or two ago
Awesome thank you, can’t wait for the next video!!
Very cool think I have 25 or so Road Plate boxes now.
Thats a really awesome set up for the new road plates, but i cant imagine how much extra that costs just for one little section.
No sure, as when I originally did this a few years ago the prices were much cheaper.
Saves a lot of money in comparison to slot built roads.
your road plate videos always scare me. I am already in the process of changing my whole city to mils plates, and every video you post gives me new ideas. the bricklink orders never stop coming. I CANT AFFORD THIS!!!!!!
Lol
Hmm, Why I love this design of this build So Much 🤔
I adore the new road plates, they are so much better looking than every brick-built road I've seen. The thing that drives me nuts, is the 16-wide roads. I mean, it makes the sidewalks when you put one of these next to a modular with the standard sidewalk, look HUGE! I limit my sidewalk on my road plates to just 4 studs on either side of the road, and when blended with the modular sidewalks it seems more reasonable... Unless the plan is to put the planter areas on the road plates some locales have. :) I love the curbs, and now I'm plotting my next bricklink order as I'm slowly working on redeveloping my city after my recent move... and There's so much to think about! :D I've been using the road plates and 48x48 baseplates to create boulevard roads for my main drag, and I built them with an option to be planters/trees/green belt in the middle, OR a trolly track. :) Cool Build! Love it! :)
I personally like wide sidewalks because you can add more items without it affecting minifigure walking space. For example street lights, trees, benches, payphones and paper boxes to name a few. You can brick build the lanes to be wider as well and still use the new road plates to help make the sidewalks smaller. :)
@@BevinsBricksWorld And each city, should have its own character... Something that drives me a LITTLE nuts when people introduce "standards" :D
the drains make it look so real
Thanks
That design looks fantastic! Nicely done!
Thanks
yeah, this looks amazing
This looks awesome going to give it ago myself but I need to raise it all by one plate to allow lighting under the road
Wow what a great design! I like the yellow no parking yellow line by the fire hydrant and the bust stop too!
the more i see people like you play with these new plates, the more they grow on me. not building a city any time soon but man have i seen alotta good stuff with them
@@BevinsBricksWorld i also saw its your birthday, hope youre having a great day!
Your thoughts about this plates is pretty similar to mine...
From the release of these plates, I was happy about all the different possibilities with them...
And now I see, I was right...
They are actually very useful, now we just need them in a few more colors.
The new roads look great and save tons of space in city layouts. Less road space more builds
Man that looks really sleek!
People need to realize this is meant for kids. And if I had this growing up I'd be able to fit so much more structure close together than with the base plates I had as a kid. Those plates seriously limited your space. And I remember I had to squeeze everything in in my bedroom to fit all my buildings the road and train sets haha.
I like these plates myself. Hope they offer more colors at some point. But you are right they are intended for kids. That's basically what all city sets are intended for now.
That is awesome, has me considering even more options
Hello from France thanks a lot for these very good ideas
This is awesome. The bus stop and the drain lines work so well.
I gotta order those curvy things, this looks *amazing* !
Thanks
So simple yet so amazing!! Love this.
Woaow Daryl!!! That's a really impressive way to use those road plate!!! That give a realistic tuch to a city!! I love it Thank you Daryl!!😁😁
I have been using the new road plates in my city, and this look is really great. I already have everything on MILS so I will be looking at what it is going to take ($) to add this curb in my city.
I am going to have to use these new road plates since I wanted a city and I planned to start in 2021. Your videos have really helped me embrace the new roads even though I absolutley hated them in the beginning. It will be expensive but hopefully it will be worth it in the end.
Just brilliant. Thanks.
I like the new road plates from the beginning. There are more possibilities to create road and walkway styles.
I love it i am going to change all my roads!
It adds up fast but really adds character to a city
This Right here is why lego made this.
Nice job buddy.
Looks great! Looking forward to seeing your new video with MILS and the curb!
Brillant 🎉✨✨✨👍👍👍👍😎thanks so much 👋from Berlin
Hi Daryl,
Thanks for the upload. I like these curved slopes here very much, it looks quite sleek! Good to see so many different people coming up with alternate solutions to use the new plates.
@@BevinsBricksWorld im starting to think that maybe this was something a lot of us needed to be inspired again to create new findings in Lego roadwork!
I saw that exact same post and said to myself "I bet Bevins Bricks can make it look even better", and here we are
Definitely looks good seeing this in video form and rotating around :)
Yes - these curved slopes look very slick as curbs but I guess you have to break that pattern on every corner ? I think your original design with the new road plates and straight curbs is a bit easier to handle in that regard.
Very nice setup, I am going to try it myself. Thanks for the good idea Daryl. And a very Happy Birthday bud.
I think that curb and gutter look is really nice. I'd be interested to see how you would finish off a corner at an intersection with this curb style, also incorporating wheelchair access ramps at the crosswalk.
Hi Daryl
Happy birthday, Thanks for sharing your tips, I learned a lot watching your videos
This is sexier. So much better and realistic looking.
I am finally getting around to putting together a Lego city and I am using these newer road plates. This looks great. One thing that I really like is how you used the ramp for the roof of the bus stop. I have many of these ramps that I am not using and I am looking for other ways to use them--your video showed a nice way of doing this.
Those sloped plates can also be used for roofs on trailers for a trailer park. :)
I am using the new road plates in my city. I’ve been using a similar method that allows you to do drains and handicap crosswalk access.
Cool bro
Wow that looks good, with the 2 sets I got of the t junction, I actually had fun with it. I don't have a city and just have city and creator 3 in 1 buildings I managed to create a bit of a t junction section of a "city". With the creator modern town house and petshop/coffee shop forget it's full name, as the main focus of it.
I don't have much 2x2 tiles but I managed to make a side walk for the corner building, the focus building.
What I did was use the green plates on the sides and the 2x4 to connect, then 2x4 in the areas in between, 1x4 to fill it in, leaving 2 studs for the buildings to connect.
For the modern town house set, I added 2x whatever plates to add additional surface, then connecting on top with my tiles. Then 2x2 plates under the set to lift it up connecting it to the road section by the additional 2 stud plates i added. Looked good for just a basic setup.
I’m an AFOL with limited LEGO space. These new plates are fantastic. The lanes on the “old” baseplates were way too wide. The packs of the baseplates were never on store shelves outside of a LEGO store. The new road plates are more readily available aiding in city expansions. What is with all of the love for the old curves? The vast majority of cities are based on a grid pattern, no curves. Even the corner modulars have sharp corners, imagine the entrance and exit of the corner garage needing 32 studs worth of curve to enter. The corner plates did not seem as useful. But, this opinion is from a new AFOL who only had a taste of the old roads before these were introduced. Sorry this was so long.
You make learning fun lol
The more I see the new system around now makes me think I should start getting into.
Nice idea maybe Add this style to the roads around the airport it would give the roads a privater loook and happy birthday may you get more lego to quench my thirst for the same 😅😅😂
I love this!! but how would you do corners??
Wonder exactly the same thing, how would you do a rounded corner with the curb?
Unbelievable. As soon as think I'm ready to continue building my city....you have to go and show me something like this? Lol
Seeing as I don't build city, this set is not as important to me, however I do have other ideas for them. Nobody is buying them here so if I want them, there are 3 and can be mine.
I like the new road plates mainly for the ease and build ability they offer. While I don’t use the roads with curbs or sidewalks, I may have to from now on if you keep finding great ways to showcase the roads.
I really like this design but would definitely have to widen the lanes but man I love rhe curb look and the drains just look so realistic. Awesome job bro and thanks for sharing.
@@BevinsBricksWorld yeah me too lol
a great way to use those worthless ramps too!!!
Those ramps are great for roofs, I just designed a factory to use a bunch of them.
I’m going to use this set to make a bridge for my city
Great use for that part.
@@BevinsBricksWorld thanks .
U should add little street carts or fruit stands to give ur side walks sone light
I think the biggest problem is people don't like change. However, with that being said, Lego should have come out with this type of concept instead of the original design they did.
The curb looks really cool nicely softens the approach to the road.
But still annoyed with the cut outs on the road plates and think the original sideways mils look better.
Needs to be wider with a yellow center line, but otherwise I like the curbing.
the thing is for you to build like 5 of them roads it would take alot and alot of pisces
Those curves wow that's an idea. I prefer the versatility of the new road system but I have sympathy to those who don't want to invest all that time and money into lego roads.
The road plates are cool, but I hope we get road plates with streetcar tracks built-in.
You can still fit a Technic Brick under the tiles at this new lower height.
Fine for the adult nerd with infinite resources, but for Kids I think I prefer the old ones or none Lego alternatives.
nice moc bro
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So far, the curved edge os my favorite way to utilize the new road plates. Great job! JANGBricks had a method to use two roads side by side to facilitate the large 6-8 wide cars. Thoughts?
Looks great, Will you be putting a car dealership or like a carvana vending machine in your city?
I don't mind em plus you get a bunch of extras
I think they are the cheapest and best looking solution for people wanting to use the mils system.
@@BevinsBricksWorld for sure i second that! Got my first set of em an man are they awesome nice change
All of the match to scale road concepts are separate element constructions.
The secondary market...owned by TLG....will never be without any fabricated
part. Prices next to gold is the standard of perfection, yes.
The documentation of building with the new Road thing is helping everyone
everywhere, good show!
Using a Waffle Plate is more offensive than this new "fix it" element.
Actual Road Plates SHOULD BE Brick.
Actual working Train elements still wait decades.
happy late bday!!
Wow, the drain
Hey Daryl nice vid the drains look great I noticed that the thumbnail has a spelling mistake “cub”
I was not planing to use the new roads in my city and I was very wrong because since January I have added 2 of the road packs and the skate park which was planed to be added into my city with 3 more road packs on the way so my city will be back to normal in the next month and a half or so.
These plates are way too expensive, I cannot efford. Good that there are alternative manufacturers 😁😁
Hello, I am a new subscriber to your channel, I think you have some fantastic builds, absolutely love them, I have question please can you tell me how you built the bus stop? Ash
Thanks, I will make a video on it in the near future
Not bad
But it Looks like, That These roads are smaller than the other way to use them
So I'm seeing different styles of roads. What is your recommendation?
I do brick built roads in my city. But a good cheaper option is using the new road plates in a mils as well. I sell instructions for both versions on my website and they are currently on sale half off.
Hey Daryl. Trying to figure out which way I am going to go with my roads. Been watching a lot of the mils roads stuff. Did you ever go back and get this T section to look like the curved curb look that you showed us in this video? Would be curious to know how you did it.
The problem with the curved curb is they dont make a piece for the corners
@@BevinsBricksWorld That is exactly what I was thinking about it. That is the only part that would be a problem. Also, those curved parts for the curbs are not that cheap. But man, you are right, it looks amazing.
Hey Bevin, on your first road plate are those the slope curved 1x4x1 1/3? Thanks.
@@BevinsBricksWorld Thank you!
What are the part #’s for those curved curb pieces?
As a NEW AFOL, I just have a quick question? Does the Speed Champions cars also fit within the lines of the road plate?
I believe in another video I actually show how the 8 wide cars look on these and they fit but its tight
The only thing is, is how to make the curbs when there is an intersection? Is there a price that can be used?
At the time of the video no but they did finally.make one.
It very cool but if we need to put like 60 dollars per road plate...
How novel!
How would you handle curves?
Bro, I’m confused. It seems like those two roads wouldn’t line up properly since the new small ones road plates isn’t sitting on 2x2 plates but your large one is. Does the curb work best with 1 or 2 studs in height?
Or are your brick built roads with 1x2’s thinner than the road plate?
Height wise brick built or new plates the way I make them they match up. Curb height is all a matter of preference.
@@BevinsBricksWorld yeah, that’s what I was thinking. I’m being over analytical here lol!
I’ve noticed a new trend beginning and that’s taking the friends sets or even the road plates sets and turning them into Modular’s. I feel you started that trend the other week and now all of a sudden… no worries, I have a plan ;)
I started a bunch of trends but sadly never get credit :)
Great video, but I still hate these new plates - they just look too patchwork and ugly - also too narrow for me.
Also, for me the curbs are too high - one tile/plate height is right for me - two plates high is effectively knee-high to a minifigure... that's one hell of a high curb!
I haven’t seen any of these new roads “in person” but I’m not a big fan, however I can see the upsides and different possibilities and opportunities it gives us.
What do you do when you come to a corner, is there a good round piece?
I do make corners and they should be in my mils playlist