When doing stop motion you might want to stick the thing you're building to the floor/table using plasticine or tape, that way it won't shake between frames.
Also, just a mild criticism on your MILS plates - you don't put enough support underneath the plates on the top layer. You can see as you are building your custom building that you're bending the plates with the pressure because of the lack of support.
Hi @MexicanVRqst2, thanks for the comment and support of the channel! Thanks for the great pieces, we plan to use them in some of our other builds. If you find any more let us know, we would be happy to meet up.
If you were going to modify the pavement anyway, wouldn't it have been simpler to just convert the actual models to MILS so they'd be on more solid ground than tentative baseplate-over-studs?
You makes such good building and explained every thing so clearly and it all makes sence I e learnt so many building ideas and techniques from this video amazing 😊😊😊
Incredible quality. Can't believe it took me this long to find your channel. Love the build and look forward to going back and watching the other videos in this series!
Great to see this step by step. And that your telling your ideas and decissions. The colours on the roof are well chosen. And gives extra detail feeling. At the end the build got a nice spot and looks looks at that position
I enjoy seeing creations in action when it comes to lego also I enjoy this video of yours, seeing your process and the way you made this lego building 😊😊😊😊
Love the build! Wonderfully edited and narrated. I am excited to see what you come up with next. Will you please consider doing LEGO haul videos? I assume you regularly have to restock and I really like to watch unboxings and PAB hauls :)
The overall design of the build is 👌 I love the colours and the shape of the building. I’m always pumped to see a new vid come out from you guys. Keep up the great work
Enjoyed this video, great to see others designing their own buildings. Thanks for sharing. For my buildings I also use beams and arches to provide structural integrity and support the floor above, as you would find in a real building. I do my floor slightly differently, but the same principle applies. One question: are the light bluish grey highlights part of the original building, as (for me) they seem to break up the lines of the building?
Hi! Glad you like the build. Yes, the original reference building did have a grey line separating the floors in the same way we used light bluish grey plates between the floors. For this building, I am glad the real world building had light grey separation in the design as we did not have any orange tiles in our collection :). I do agree that it does make it look a little disconnected though.
It's good, but where will you put the stairs (or elevator)? Because for me it's always the most difficult (and lso interesting) part of creating modulars.
Hi! Glad you liked it! We are working on creating instructions for some of our other videos and hopefully will create instructions for this build in the near future.
Just binged the whole series, cant wait for more eps!
Very nice modern build. You have a nice alley in between the buildings btw for dumpsters, fire escapes, etc. To add more hidden detail to the city.
Love the modern look and the various levels of depth. It is great to hear the process of the build.
Man, the way you support the baseplates is genius! I never would have thought about doing it that way.
This is a great build. Keep up the great work.
When doing stop motion you might want to stick the thing you're building to the floor/table using plasticine or tape, that way it won't shake between frames.
Also, just a mild criticism on your MILS plates - you don't put enough support underneath the plates on the top layer. You can see as you are building your custom building that you're bending the plates with the pressure because of the lack of support.
Hello i just sold your dad some legos and he told me about your channel i hoped you like the pieces sorry if its not alot.
Hi @MexicanVRqst2, thanks for the comment and support of the channel! Thanks for the great pieces, we plan to use them in some of our other builds. If you find any more let us know, we would be happy to meet up.
If you were going to modify the pavement anyway, wouldn't it have been simpler to just convert the actual models to MILS so they'd be on more solid ground than tentative baseplate-over-studs?
The modern looking dark parts and the brick walls go together so well, good job dude
You makes such good building and explained every thing so clearly and it all makes sence I e learnt so many building ideas and techniques from this video amazing 😊😊😊
This is absolutely incredible! I was in awe watching it come together, and the final result is magnificent! Well done! :D
Please post more city videos there so good
Awesome building! I love the architecture style! 🔥
Great work!
I think guy really likes the rough! Hell yeah!
Incredible quality. Can't believe it took me this long to find your channel. Love the build and look forward to going back and watching the other videos in this series!
great building
Beautiful build!
Awesome video! I subscribed! I love the design of this building and how modern it looks! I'm a big fan of the roof and the pergola as well!
Great to see this step by step. And that your telling your ideas and decissions. The colours on the roof are well chosen. And gives extra detail feeling. At the end the build got a nice spot and looks looks at that position
I enjoy seeing creations in action when it comes to lego also I enjoy this video of yours, seeing your process and the way you made this lego building 😊😊😊😊
Love the build! Wonderfully edited and narrated. I am excited to see what you come up with next.
Will you please consider doing LEGO haul videos? I assume you regularly have to restock and I really like to watch unboxings and PAB hauls :)
Great stuff man. Kudos
This build is wonderful. Well made.
Excellent MOC. Keep the updates coming!
Wow - Excellent build - really enjoyed how you put that building together. Great job - Subbed to check out more soon.
The overall design of the build is 👌
I love the colours and the shape of the building. I’m always pumped to see a new vid come out from you guys. Keep up the great work
Glad you enjoyed! Thank you for your support!
looks incredible.
Great Job
cool model, for some reason it reminded me of something from Gotham, a grim city building
Hi, it looks great😊, you should add a few windows to the backyard.
good job!
Great video, I learnt alot
Enjoyed this video, great to see others designing their own buildings. Thanks for sharing. For my buildings I also use beams and arches to provide structural integrity and support the floor above, as you would find in a real building. I do my floor slightly differently, but the same principle applies. One question: are the light bluish grey highlights part of the original building, as (for me) they seem to break up the lines of the building?
Hi! Glad you like the build. Yes, the original reference building did have a grey line separating the floors in the same way we used light bluish grey plates between the floors. For this building, I am glad the real world building had light grey separation in the design as we did not have any orange tiles in our collection :). I do agree that it does make it look a little disconnected though.
It's good, but where will you put the stairs (or elevator)? Because for me it's always the most difficult (and lso interesting) part of creating modulars.
Good question! We will be adding an interior later and in that future video we will add the stairs which will go in the glass section of the building.
Great MOC and excellent video! I’d love to build it myself. Do you plan to publish the parts list and instructions, and perhaps the Studio file?
Hi! Glad you liked it! We are working on creating instructions for some of our other videos and hopefully will create instructions for this build in the near future.
Excellent, thank you!
W vid
Seems empty inside
do you have instructions for this building?
Hi! We are working on a instruction manual for some of our other builds and will hopefully make instructions for this one soon.