Some recent city additions! The Brick Cross Train Station and the Tudor Corner! #lego #legocityWATCH VIDEO
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Placing the 2025 LEGO Modular Building was a bit tricky because it looks substantially different than the others. I had a few spots in mind for the Tudor Corner, and today in this video, I test WATCH VIDEO
In this LEGO city update we upgrade the canal around the Venetian Houses. To do this we had to raise the foundation of the Venetian House, build more water plates, add a bridge, modify/add WATCH VIDEO
In this LEGO city update, we’re making room for a new train station! This is a Bricklink Designer Program set, and it was such an enjoyable build! In order to integrate this set into WATCH VIDEO
In this update I build the wood structure for the subway that goes around the entire perimeter of the LEGO city! It took a lot of wood cutting and shelf bracket installation but the end WATCH VIDEO
In this LEGO City update, we expand the downtown core by reconfigureing the road layout and relocating modular buildings. Also, we add more details to the city such as minifigures, street lights, traffic controls, and WATCH VIDEO
In this LEGO city update I build a new platform for Ninjago City! Once the platform was placed, all the surrounding coverings had to be modified to accommodate the new height. Also, the train track WATCH VIDEO
I went to place the LEGO Botanical Garden today and realized… the downtown was out of space! So I decided to make some drastic changes to the LEGO city layout! The changes include another level WATCH VIDEO
Join me on Whatnot where I’ll be auctioning some epic minifigures LIVE! https://whatnot.com/invite/bricksie – get $15 cash when you join! In this LEGO city update I start adding details to the downtown WATCH VIDEO
Today I share my thoughts on the LEGO X-Mansion and attempt to place it in the city. Does it work? Maybe not. It seems to be quite small compared to the rest of the sets WATCH VIDEO