LEGO Eiffel Tower in the LEGO City!?

I am undecided whether or not I should put the new massive LEGO Eiffel Tower in the LEGO city! So today in this video I test fit it both on display and in the city! I think both ways look pretty good... so I still don't know what to do!

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[LivingALegoLife]

The spacing there at the base of your stairs is perfect. Have to look at the ceiling space for sure. I'd elevate it a little at the base of the steps just to allow for air movement along the floor.

[seankohler]

I think it looks incredible in the lego city in the corner you have it in. If you took your idea from a few videos ago and ran the train underneath at the base of the tower it could be tucked in that corner and not change much

[MrRenejant]

After watching many of you videos for days, you got me addicted on Lego again!!!! I am currently collecting Lego parts and pieces bit by bit... I got over 20 kilo's of lego now, sorting them by color and pieces.... I spent over a 1000 euro's on Lego and sorting bins and drawers total! And i am not done yet... But hey, it is fun doing so!

[mathra]

I was totally admiring the wider hallway during your Detailed Review! It really shows off your sets! There’s a tiny glimpse of it today at 0:36. The corner spot by the stairs is a sweet fit for the Tower but it came across on the video as being kind of dark. I think it looks phenomenal in the city!

[ChilleBruh]

Personally LOVE the fit on the floor, allows for great visibility of the set and is so eye catching. Regardless of where it lands, looks fantastic!

[Brickman_nick]

I feel like it fits perfectly on the floor and it still looks good even though it comes out a few inches. Look at it like this too you’ll have more room in the city for later projects 🤣

[Bruxorama]

100% have it in the corner of the Lego City. Adds height. You can still see it (doesn't get lost, obvs). Could work nicely with the train line. Ensures the rest of the room isn't too full.

[infamousKONVICT]

I vote to place in the city. Looks beautiful in the background on the last bit of the video.

[daynascalone]

I'd work it into that corner because it does give a sense of grandness and if I had it on the floor, I'd run it to it all the time. That said, the fact that the corner fits so well between the trim and bookcase just feels so good to see.

[tonihall]

I envisaged a tripping hazard if it’s near the stairs . It looks great in the city. As you have not finished the train track yet I think where you have it is awesome .

[daniellecossu]

Big anti city option. It’s not mini fig scale and you do such a good job of making your city realistic as possible. This set is meant for display not for city (I have my qualms with the set size) I’m a big fan of displaying it in the corner or replacing the winter village with the Eiffel Tower seasonally. Love you work Jordan!

[kieran]

What about placing it by the wall facing the winter village just after the cabinet with the coliseum in it. That way it won’t be in the way but it will still be a centrepiece in your LEGO room!

[stonecoldsbottlebin]

Looks amazing. I think the height fills a visual space at the back of the city.

[johnnineroutledge]

I like it in the lego city! Stick some twinkle lights in it and no more dark corner.

[Cshep]

It looks great in both spots, it would definitely be super cool in the back corner with the train turning under it but that is a big section of space to lose. Tough decision but there is no wrong answer here! Also, I believe the mid section of the tower needs to be rotated 90 degrees to line up the smooth sides of the corner trusts.

[Adam-mvff]

I think you should put it in front of your door for the mechanical room. Put felt pads on the bottom and you can easily slide it out of the way when you need to access the back room

[Metalizer]

it fits like a glove in the spot next to the stairs like it was meant to have it right there :)

[pietermonnier]

I love it right in the corner of the city where you have it. Goes with the theme park and blank wall space perfectly! ❤👍

[dicloniusgames]

It wouldn't be a bad idea to be honest. The question being is can the tables hold the weight of it and what kind of baseplates would you need to do it for a MILS plate. I'd say if you do place it in the LEGO city, place it directly in the center (well that's what I would do as it'd be the centerpiece of the city, but that's just me). I think your original idea of placing it next to the cabinet is also solid too. Hope this feedback helps a bit. Personally I'd say just keep it in the corner where it is that way besides the art wall, it's one of the first things you see when entering the LEGO room. Great video Bricksie.

[leader_one]

It really looks good in the corner of the city. Adds so much to the scenery and height.