The big LEGO City Expansion! - Lego City Update

It's finally time for the lego city Expansion!

[Randolf]

The MOC of the micro-scale city is absolutely amazing! Props to the person who made it

[rustyshackleford]

I would suggest having the skyscrapers in the new area of the city include some 1930's New York architecture "Art Deco" style/vibes. That could retain the "classy" feeling that is so pervasive in the other part of the city while still being modern, and avoid having just grey rectangles.

[monitora]

most modern cities have grown up around a large river or body of water, maybe the new one could have a large river running through it? could really add character to the landscape while still allowing a modern look. Really great work all around, loving every addition.

[sublimchu]

The micro-scale MOC is incredible!! It would be awesome to display it on a pedestal behind glass somewhere on your museum! It brings a lot of nostalgia.

[Mogswamp]

I'm feeling so inspired by the scale of your plans, I can't wait to see this progress

[SushiWhyNot]

we have come so far from the old set up, im glad to see this grow and grow

[CapTheNPC]

That drawing timelapse part was such an interesting way to show your plan and process. Absolutely love it!

[theromanticavacodo]

I dont know where you would add this, but a big Gothic clock tower would look cool in your city.

[ronaldjouster]

In the "modeltrain world" you have shadowstations. Those are multiple hidden tracks with switches where you can "store" your trains so it looks they are travelling to other places. And then you let train by train appear on the "stage" when you want. It looks more realistic when they are not just going round and round...maybe it's a idea for your project :)

[jessicastevens]

Thank you for showing my MOC also on the brickcrafts channel.
Good luck with the airport and all other projects and videos.
See you soon in the museum.

[jchendrix]

The buffer stop is really detailed and shows why this city is the best lego city with the most detail :)

[MisterBrickalew]

Airports are cool to fill a large area fast. I think they tend to be quite empty looking and might not fit in once the city is filled in. Maybe consider removing the airport later once you run out of room. For now it will be a great way to add a lot fast.

[TheDannMannn]

If the airport has a sizable watch tower, it would be amazing to see a motorized elevator in it with glass windows so you can see the elevator ascending and descending

[rob]

I've been way more invested in this than I should be haha... thanks for another update.

[Renoryyy]

I think some ambiance sounds would be amazing, maybe a button infront of every part of the city. It would definitely make the tour of the MOC more interesting and unique.

[emmah]

THE MICRO VERSION OF THE OLD CITY IS ADORABLE!!! If the creator allows it maybe you can have that on display somewhere as like a history thing hehe. The train adds so much life to the city its crazy to see how far its come. I'm also super excited for the Castle ruins! I verbally cheered when you started drawing it lol!

[kaolodegroot]

I would absolutely love it if you integrate something miniature / micro-scale in your actual city as well. Perhaps a small mountain village all the way in the back, near the cable station? Would be so cool to see your take on microbuilds. Please give a thumbs up if you endorse this suggestion.

[rkniner]

The runway looks like it's a bit close to the tall buildings in the mock-up at 1:22, especially since it looks like it's pointing right at the buildings. I'd suggest adding a bit of a buffer between the end of the runway and raising it up above ground level (probably more the latter since real runways require a LOT of empty space around them).

[hkbyxtn]

I LOVE the attention to detail with the buffer stop, most people would have built the little rail end block thingy, and then moved on, which is what you see almost everywhere, adding the little buffers adds quite a bit of realism to the city.

[Sigurn]

You know, I have no idea how I ended up here. YouTube recommended one of these videos a few months ago, I watched a couple and subbed as it looked quite interesting. I'm absolutely hooked now, to the point I drop whatever I'm doing to watch as soon as I see a new upload. Absolutely top notch content, thank you so much for sharing these, I'm in total awe of the level of patience and creativity you have to make such beautiful art.