New LEGO City Room! - Lego Museum Update

The first Update on our future LEGO Museum!

[devonburkhalter]

Personally, I would advise using the windows for signage and advertising. Instead of just covering the windows in foil, I would place signage stating what the museum is or previews of the museum's exhibits on the backs of the shelves in the store and the wooden panels. As of now, all of those windows are being wasted, especially those that are against the sidewalk! Windows are the most beautiful exterior component on a building, so don't shy away from using them and don't just cover them up, or people outside will notice.

[demo]

You should consider painting the side of the panels facing the window with somrthing, and maybe installing some lighting in the windowsill. You don't want to contribute to the building which hosts your museum looking abandoned and boarded up.

[EzBricks_]

You painted those clouds!!! They look amazing!

[brickloverbrad]

I'm so invested in this series! I absolutely love what you're doing and I, along with I imagine many other LEGO fans, have only dreamed of doing this in our respective cities. Keep up the fantastic work! I cannot wait to visit someday.

[Spagheters]

This is incredible, can't wait to see how this museum turns out!

[WizardTrixx]

I’ve never been to Europe or anywhere close, but I guarantee once this is open I will make it a MISSION to come visit!

[asarand]

You have done an awesome job. I'm not concerned about the areas that are still a work in progress, you can show those all you want to. Or not. I'm looking forward to seeing the city moved to the new location.

[hubijohn]

I am so friicking impressed. I'm looking forward to seeing your way to the finished museum!

[deniseowens]

As someone else mentioned, I think sunrise or sunset colors for the Wild West would be amazing and would also break up the blue sky with clouds look. I look forward to seeing the progress. I love your work.

[christinakinch]

The renovation process is progressing really quickly! Excited for the next update.

[nlberglov]

Great!
Here is what I would do to get some extra money:
Schools have a budget for museums every year.
You can build a small area for 20 kids, where they can build
with lego and Duplo. Just add big bins with random lego, a lot of it,
a large table with lego surface (glued 32x32 plates) this will get
a lof of kids in and schools will pay for a field trip, about 200 euros for a day, thats
2400 euro every year, with just 1 group per month.

[olafmesschendorp]

It's looking awesome! Have you thought about a 'sunrise-sky' for the Wild West? Would fit realy good I think and it's less blue

[Davidefortunatoofficial]

You are an Artist, That is Wonderful the Background with the clouds....Congratulations!!

[karentiel]

What an amazing project! It is looking awesome! Thanks for sharing the process of preparing and setting up the museum.

[MrRoamon]

I would put moisture traps in the windows as well (assuming you’ll be able to access them and get them out on a c.monthly basis). This will capture any moisture and stop any potential build up.

[keithroberts]

Amazing, can't wait to watch you fill that space, your living my childhood dream!

[mistaawesome]

I gotta tell ya man, the time and effort you put into painting those walls and clouds REALLY paid off. It looks frickin great. Seriously.

[epicproportionsmediaproduc]

Can’t wait to see the city at night. Congratulations on all your progress.

[TrueGamingVault]

the amount of skill this dude has, is insane... well done.

[Ironbuket]

2:24 You have to use primer/undercoat on plaster boards. Didnt anyone tell you? That's why the blue plaint dried weird.