LEGO City Train Project DONE! Complete Overview with POV!

The LEGO City train project is officially DONE! The raised line is fully operational with the new supports and tiled track. Both ground lines are fully ballast and functioning as well! In this video, I finish the train track install and then do a complete overview with POV!

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[Bruxorama]

Watched when the trains were originally removed. Then under the table. Then back on top. Then came the amusement park. And now an elevated track through the city. It's been a journey.

[oliverwarren]

I think you should build the interior of the tunnel entirely (i.e. everything behind the facade). Lots of opportunity to create some fun scenes throughout, which will only be visible on the video footage but you'll know they're there! Maybe a project idea?

[haythamalexander]

The amount of work that goes into this is unimaginable. You are CRAZY. My respects.

[tubbsy]

So awesome seeing all trains going through the city. Your hard work is paying off.

[marksut]

Love the train POV shots, great way to tour your city! Fantastic!

[KnowNothingNerd]

I think the trains going the same route is fine and plenty realistic. One moves in the opposite direction. Plenty of real world loop lines that do the same thing.

[kingofduck]

this is amazing, if anything, I would consider putting the POV clip in slow motion (maybe 0.75x) so we can better appreciate the view. Thank you for doing this!

[adele]

Love the POV. Get to see more of the smaller details that we may otherwise have missed. It’s all looking awesome.

[snipingflute]

Man, one of my bucket-list things to do in life is to have a dedicated Lego room one day.

After graduating college, I came home to officially share a room with my youngest sibling. My other younger siblings currently have their own rooms since one went through high school and the other finished college after two years since we moved.

So, every student loan payment made is a step closer to moving out in my eyes. It’s not so much wanting to leave my family as it is just me desperately wanting my own room somehow. And I’m convinced about what is required of me to reach that achievement.

*TL;DR:* I’m inspired. The rest of what I wrote is self-involved bickering.

[ActuatedCars]

i know that people can’t see it when they look at the city, but i think adding cool little scenes under your raised platforms would be super cool so when you do the train pov the viewers could see some cool stuff. love what you have done!

[apopcultureguy]

It looks so great! I really enjoyed the POV shots. I definitely think that you should incorporate some cool scenes underneath the raised platform, also in doing that there is more opportunity for fun POV train shots.

[DevynCairns]

It's actually not that uncommon to see an elevated track above / to the side of a surface track. They might connect to different places ultimately but it can be convenient to share the same route for whatever overlap there is, because you've already got a straight piece of land to follow anyway. Space constraints are very much a factor in the real world, not just in a LEGO city!

[Erikve]

This looks way better than I initially expected! Wow, looks fantastic!

[Mmoskauman]

you should add a cargo train and cargo port with boats and like the cargo train going next to that cargo boat

[adwind.homealone.fandesigner]

Those POVs make me want to shrink and take a ride! Well done Bricksie!

[Ducksy_YT_]

Bricksie why dont you modify the Disney train station to become the raised amusement park train station P.S I love your content and I have a channel called MrToxicPotato.

[adrianhjordan]

Looks fantastic!!

Have you considered adding a small detail to the train lines - some way of simulating overhead power as both the ground and raised lines are models of electric trains??

Will you look at changing the layout of the tracks when you eventually move to a larger premises?

[Benji]

This is really coming to life now! Great job, Jordan!

[fatcat]

That is one MASSIVE Lego city ! I´m impressed ! Such a dedication to it 🤯👏👏

[jimr]

The POV stuff is really cool. Have you thought about getting a 360 camera for filming POV stuff? You could get some interesting perspectives from within the city.