New LEGO Train Layout | LEGO Wild West Town

After 8 months it's time to restart one of my favorite LEGO projects: a LEGO Wild West town!

[Mogswamp]

Perhaps the cable duct can be painted a sandy color to blend in further?

[paytoneskildsen]

Seeing the wild West City in the same room as the Lego City really gives off the vibe of the dad's basement in The Lego Movie. It would be so cool if you created a minifigure of yourself that is the "protagonist" and is jumping between worlds and working to stop the mafia😂

[RickOrangeJr]

Can LEGO please at least half sponsor this man?? We all know how expensive those bricks can get! This is looking great.

[bradpoole]

A Trestle rail bridge would be insane! Could have some bandits putting dymamite on it too!

[HeisenbergFam]

The effort you put into lego and survive deadly contact with them (Lord forbid you step on them) is amazing

[ethribin]

I do like the visible studs in the wild west mok.
It gives the rock a harsher, grityy more natural feeling.
Same with the sand/desert/savana.

[inyrui]

I feel like a sunset painted in the background would fit the wild west much more than the blue skies. A bunch of orange and yellows would really compliment the colors of the city i think

[cerberus]

As someone who grew up in and lives in the American Western Deserts, I really love this model, it speaks to me! I've always loved to go to Europe and perhaps when it is open I'll come to Germany to visit my ancestral homeland and see your museum at some point in the future! Nothing but love from the California Mojave!

[dorkis]

The geographically appropriate music in the background is the icing on the cake for these videos and adds so much to the atmosphere of the video

[Theuniversearch]

Bless this man for condensing hours of building, down to seconds for us! 🙂

[a_he]

I only discovered this channel recently, but watching it ahs reignited my love for lego. God speed to you, good sir! I wish you nothing but the best with your creations!

[MaraMash]

Why not just increase the height of the table legs slightly so the tabletop comes above the cable duct? Then it'll be out of the way, and you'll have a little bit more room to expand. You could also potentially actually use the plugs for something (maybe a lighting system) and have the cables nicely tucked away underneath the tables.

[Beaula]

A giant lego trestle bridge connecting the two cities would be amazing!

[zanzaben]

Since you mentioned having the trains from the city cut through the wall and into your workshop area would it make sense to also have the wild west train go into the workshop area instead of on a bridge in front of the workshop. Having it go along the back wall, maybe even riding on top of the power conduit, then behind the big boxes of bricks until it loops back around to where the hole for the city would be. It would be a lot more work and take a lot more track but that way you won't have a railroad blocking the way in and out of your workshop.

[teddybacon]

As someone who lives in the “Wild West, ” I have to unfortunately say… yeah it is this cool! We do everything pictured in the MOC right here in AZ

[LordHebby]

Ein tolles Projekt! Vielleicht kannst Du die Westernstimmung noch mehr einfangen, indem Du den Himmel anpasst. Weniger Blau, mehr als Dämmerung, vielleicht noch mit tief einfallendem Sonnenlicht mit langen, streifigen Wolkenfeldern. In den Western ist der Himmel ja auch nie Azurblau! 🤠 Das auch passender zu den Ocker- und Braunfarben der Landschaft. Ansonsten meine grenzenlose Hochachtung!

[Charzz]

1:21 bro looked so happy destroying it 😂

[Davepigeon]

That extra space in the Wild West moc is a perfect opportunity to add some buildings on the hills I think. Maybe a mine or a fort of some kind. It would definitely add some extra height to the area 😃

[Bikeodin]

id say, besides the mini figs, you should try and add some animals to your city, the farm part could use some horses or cows, and the wild west could use some snakes or birds watching over the miners and other story elements. It would add that little extra spice of life to your city. but besides that, these are looking better and better every update, keep up the good work!

[AdryenneP]

Beautiful! Most American Wild West films were filmed in Italy and are called “spaghetti westerns” as a result. Looking at how Italian landscape transitions between geographic zones could provide some inspiration for making the transition between the alpine city and the Wild West less jarring.