There's Always Something.... LEGO Studio VLOG
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- Опубліковано 27 вер 2024
- Today I head to the studio and find something I'm not too happy about... but luckily there is a quick solution. In addition to that, check out these awesome tables that we got for the basement! They're beauty! Plus the painting is all done down there and the review station is ready! I built the last of the Ikea furniture and shelves for the studio, now the storage closet is looking fresh, and I can finish building the set displays!
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The cloud murals still look so incredible. It’s hard to have a bad day when you’re surrounded by blue sky and puffy white clouds!
I absolutely love seeing that you’re now able to work, be with your family, have fun all in one room! Congratulations, Jordan!
The good thing you find thw leak before you built the table and add the city. maybe build the boat harbor there so if it leak again the water will work in that area. Lol
Love your studio Bricksie. With regards to the garage door, I have a similar door for my garage at home here in Scotland (not as big as that obviously) and I have what they call a stormgaurd glued to the floor where the rubber seal of the door meets the concrete floor to create a seal. Its just a rubber strip that has lip on it and stops any rain water getting in. Might be worth looking into.
I was in commercial real estate for 10years… This happens alll the time… I’d call a roofer and make hvac pay… if they don’t want to, just tell them to turn in their Insurnace… plus roofer will do it right.
That's an insurance issue for the HVAC indeed
am i the only person who is gunna b slightly sad when the shop work is dun and the channel goes back to 100% lego 😂
Won’t be long until he needs to move and get a bigger one! 😂😂
Hi Bricksie.
Sorry you had a drippy start to the day, but pleased you are getting it sorted. I think the store room looks great with the shelving and all the bits sorted.
I'm sure you will be overjoyed once your table building supplies are delivered, and you can start that phase of the work. Your progress thus far has been phenomenal. Congratulations on coming so far with your basement and the Studio.
Mrs. Bricksie is absolutely awesome. And now I want that tuxedo cat set. Hoping the dampness clears up soon and doesn't leave any unpleasant after-effects. It was also good to get those leaks taken care of before bringing over the wood for the tables; I had a minor flood due to a burst bathroom pipe in my previous place just before moving, and because of the location of the bathroom, I lost half a dozen cheap bookcases that just sucked up the water into their fiber-board structures and swelled up and split. I had already packed up all the books and put them into storage, so nothing but the bookcases was damaged... but over four years after moving, I still haven't replaced all the bookcases partly because of the pandemic, and partly because I can't find any bookcases that cheap anymore; I paid $20 Cdn each at a thrift store for them, and can't get anything for less than four times that anymore.
I love your pool table Jordan! Maybe have a pool table in the Lego city too?
The LEGO studio is outstanding! You could use a Garadry seal for that big garage door. It creates a seal between the door and the ground and doesn’t let any water or debris in. I have one for my garage door and it’s superb. Just a heads up as you might find it useful in keeping that area dry.
We just had a pipe burst in our laundry room and the water leaked down to our basement (my LEGO room). I spent the whole night transporting all my LEGO to dry haven while also squeegeeing all the water to the floor drain. I had a surge protector too that got soaked
So free advice: save what you can, and water proof EVERYTHING!
Glad you caught the leak before the city was up in full force. No one wants a soggy city :D
Very true lol
Love Pool and also I have been watching the channel for around two years now every day and I finally did it. I got my first Lego Set in over Twenty Years. I am building the Lego Back to The Future Delorean as I type this comment and watch the Video. I missed the Hobby, in my youth I had so much Lego but unfortunately lost it all. It feels Great to build again though and always love the Content you bring to the Community~
Welcome back!! Enjoy the all new experiences!!
The basement is looking great and all the walls fixed. Then more construction and storing everything. Its been a busy day! But you are doing great! 👍
I would remove the carpet away from the doors and just tile those areas. Basically keep the carpet away from the doors and install tile that can handle dirt and water. Awesome you found the leak before you started assembling your LEGO City.
Agreed. They never should have put down carpet that close to the overhead door in the first place. Even with a new rubber piece, it's still not going to completely prevent water ingress.
@@cdnron75I hope he revises it! It will continue to cause issues for sure.
Hey Jordan! I just saw this video this morning, for the carpet, at my old place of work, the cleaners would remove the wet carpet and put it up for it to dry while the floor was drying. The water was making it easy to remove and can redtick once dry. 😊
Great job that you and Mrs are doing ❤
Should use the metal shelving as temporary storage for the lego city modules to get them off the floor.
Hey bricksie i love your videos they help me a lot
Love the progress!
hang studio lights from the ceiling to keep them out the way and the kids cant mess with them
Basement and studio looking fantastic
Great updates
It's gradually turning into a wonderful space. I always support you.🥰
I’m confused. You spent a ridiculously large amount of money to set up an entire LEGO “studio” and you’re not going to use it to film reviews?
That's been known since the project started months ago. Reviews are done usually at night after kids were in bed is I believe what he said many many videos ago.
An incredible investment to finish to record his reviews in a corner... 😂 I guess he doesn't have the ambition to record reviews there with a more professional studio.
For the wet carpet tile. Its best to lay a dry towel on top and press down to try and absorb much of the water away from it and then let it dry naturally.
Pax units- rather than positioning the bottom in place & standing them up scraping the ceiling, try putting the top where you want it then sliding the bottom in where any scraping would be against the tile floor
I have been watching you for years now and I'm so happy to see you doing so well and I love the new space!
You should convert the ski hill into a hoth moc diorama for the star wars area!
Honestly the coolest lego set up i’ve ever seen!
Have you rolled-up the garage door since the mural was painted on it? Once the sections of the door start to run along the bend in the tack, the paint might peel off between the sections, if they were painted over.
Pretty sure that's how they got the scissor lift out after the guy was done painting..
@@Fisha695 Good point
You should look at getting a scoring chalkboard to keep score for the pool. A friend has one and has the tallys from years of pool
BRICKSIE, MY MAN, YOU NEED TO GO LOOK AT THE IDEAS THAT ARE UP FOR SELECTION. Theres 48 different ideas that are just stunning
You’re doing a great job man love your warehouse. Looking forward to it all finish soon.
Basement coming together nicely! Sad to hear about the water leak...but better sooner than later.
And great looking cue fronm Sting's Bricks! But...no chalk? 😆
That white wall behind the review table is where you should hang your Bricksie sign that was left there
for your bay door maybe cut of a few inches of the tiles and paint the floor a similar color, bay doors will always leak a little bit in my experience
I love the videos, top 3 of my favorite UA-camrs
You made a nice cat tunnel between the couch and the wall.
Luna is going to be thrilled… if she fits. She’s a cute chonker.
You are a Lego genius. So wonderful.
Bricksie videos miles better than some of those paid promotion Lego UA-camrs whom just visit Bricks n Minifigs all the time.. loving the content and how you guys have gone all in and taken a big jump total respect ❤❤❤❤
The leak is a pain - we had a burst pipe in the garage when we first moved in and there was water all over the place.
These tables are a great idea. Just found the same one on Amazon. Now I need to measure.
All that studio space, and no room for the review station 🤷🏻♀️?
Because he somehow still wants to work at home...
I feel like in 2 years Bricksie us going to complexly abandon Lego and turn this into a all billiards channel. Just to prove the haters wrong.
Lol just scrap the lego and make a billiards club in the warehouse
@@BricksieLoL 😆.never ...or put a pool tabel . Next to the stair s .
@@Bricksie yeah 2M subs later you’ll have to remind people why you named your channel Bricksie.
@@phxeeslol
Why not both? Make a full size pool table out of Lego. 😂
When’s the kegerator and molsen export on tap?
Awesome new video Bricksie! Pool table and couch look awesome I’m sure Ben and Millie love it too! Studio is coming along great! 😊
Pool table light
That oilers loss last night had me in shock... I really wanted them to win!
There is indeed always something and one thing will lead to another.
When your video intro mentioned "table space" in the basement
I thought you were going to say that you are remodeling the corner area and doorway into the utility room, in order to make more pool table space
If there is one thing I've learned by watching Mike Holmes shows is that you can believe that your trades will do the best job possible but more often than not they do an ok job with the minimal amount of effort. Best guess they will say something about retrofitting something preexisting there are no guarantees
Handymen are usually people who self-selected not to go to uni because of the lack of ability. Education is a costly signal to your employer about your level of intellect. Thus, you should not allow the trades to make a final decision on a project.
I recommend a good wall mounted pool cue holder.
Have one just haven't decided where to mount it yet
When you were racking 'em up and showing us the new cue, you had the camera auto-follow you. Is that a new thing? Because I've never seen you do it before. If it is new, I like it! It let's us have a different angle to view from when you're talking.
Woo-hoo another day another video!
Safety first is important for sure Jordan. Did you get coffee creamer or milk in your studio fridge?
do you have a directional House fan you can put it on that wet spot directed itll dry fast
The tables are perfect....What will you do when someone sits on the other side of the couch?
When you finally get the studio tables setup, you should figure out how much you've spent so far on materials (IKEA, HD, carpet, other furniture) plus contractors (plumbing, electrical, painting/mural) and other expenses (like the van rental). Sounds like it's probably well north of 10-20 grand so far?
More like 50-60
15:22 she forgot the milk for the coffee
Hope the rest of the roof is ok. Great video.
You inspire me, bro.
Jordan, I think a better title would be “LEAK IN LEGO ROOM!” Or something not so ambiguous. Cheers.
3:03 Hey Bricksie would you like to have the Budweiser Pool table light I mentioned in a previous comment?
What is the camera that tracks you called it’s amazing 😀
The left upper corner of your pool table. Is the sheet ripped?
That's a break pad
lol does it even counts as table? it's more like a shelf on legs lol xD
Are those your indoor shoes?
Is the tuxedo cat still under embargo?
Yes
@@Bricksie does that mean that you shouldn’t have shown it to us 😮
The set has been anounced, the review is embargoed.
Can you imagine coming in one morning to find the roof leaking into the mezzanine all over those boxed sets 😫
hi your the best
You just built this amazing wonderful studio, why are you doing reviews at home? Keep up the good work
So I can work from home, save on gas, and most importantly, see my family
So except for the Lego cat 🐱🤩
LOL still no milk for the Coffee?
waiting for the Bricksie Ikea review channel.
I wonder a place to big table whit wheels close to garage doos.... like a ocean, some island and oli rig... is lego ever have a oil rig set? or any factory etc.
A basement is so cool. It prity much. Make s the House.A... 2 storey house .how Kool. Would it be. To put a. Slide on one side of the steeps. To slide down to the basement .or have a Fier man s pole. Down to the basement. ? Who's winning .in. The. Games of. Poole. Josie or you. 😊
Did you remember the milk?
Is using the noun "Beauty" as an adjective a Canadian thing? No hate, just curious.
You a homestyle or buttermilk dude?
dude, you really love to consume
Do you have a Patreon?
Did she bring you Milk?
First😊
Sorry thought that room was for the children to have as a play room not another room for you
Jordan you should try and hinge the storage room door to open outwards would make it a lot more accessible to move around in when you go in...just a thought mate...Loving the Reno vids
Love the new warehouse I cant wait for the city to be setup
tv unit takes so much space for no reason, wall mount it
Never use a heater to dry carpet. Causes all kinds of bad stuff. Use a large fan angled at the floor.
Word. I turned that off when I got the dehumidifier running. I'll bring a fan this morning
I love these videos but man do I get jealous haha wish I could buy a warehouse for my lego hahaha but happy for him I live through him
Your a good dude Jordan and thank u for not using gods name in vain really appreciate it
coffee table and cue stick awesome vlog
Bricksie, could you explain why do you want to review sets in the basement and not in your studio?
So I can work from home, save on gas, and most importantly, see my family.
So he can spend more time with his family
@@Bricksiei see. Thanks for the reply.
@Bricksie Then why buy a studio? You knew that you would have to spend on gas etc. And also no one forces you upload everyday and be away from your family. A lot of persons would love to be in your position when you can organize your time and make what you want with your channel. And some days ago you were also saying that the studio is work space, not the basement... Incredible to make invest so much and don't even review the sets in the new space !
Could you make the storage room door open outward, would give you more room inside
I think you should put those metal shelves against that wall under the stairs. Look how quickly your storage unit filled up. It's always handy to have extra shelves, and the location would be easy to avoid putting it on camera. Just a thought. I really have enjoyed following the development of your Lego studio.
Hay. Mate 😊. New vid new day. But mid night for me. So Waching before I. Hit the. Bed 😊 youshaly I leve to the morning to wach the vid cas of time zone difference. Have you Awesome day. Jordan.
Hey! Bricksie, Tip for you about wet carpet: Put a folded bunch of paper towel, or any towel, on top of the wet carpet area and stand on top of it with both feet. That'll soak the water up.
Indeed
I was wondering how weather-tight the garage door would be. Good to catch both that and the leak in the heating vent at the same time.
I love those big black plastic shelf units. Not pretty, but very functional. I have two of them for LEGO display in my apartment; if I had a bigger place, I'd have more of them.
Just remeber CJ from Bay Watch either the small or large ball in a C around the 8 ball and a J around the C is a classic 8 ball rack.
I hope one day I get to visit your studio
Please move Santa. He's been standing there staring at the blank wall forever!
Santa is being punished. Lol.
put up a sign bricksie behind you where you be removing