I always enjoy your videos. Thanks for always giving us tips, ideas, and inspiration. I especially like the way you are able to fit a lot of stuff into a narrow area with different elevations. Good ideas for those of us that have our LEGO cities on a shelf!
Thanks for another video for both progress and inspiration! This is a proof that using L/BURPs isn't a problem, as long as you know how to work with them. And also loved the idea about using studs and tiles of different shapes to make walls and roads look a little weathered.
The weathered retaining walls makes great sense for areas on the outer edges of the city. Being further from the ckty center will make them less seen and mean lower maintainance.
I always enjoy your videos. Thanks for always giving us tips, ideas, and inspiration. I especially like the way you are able to fit a lot of stuff into a narrow area with different elevations. Good ideas for those of us that have our LEGO cities on a shelf!
Thank you for the kind words
great details with the wall. They give a more realistic style 😊👍
Thank you! It’s fun experimenting with new (to me) techniques
Keep up the great builds and videos! This is a great series!
Thank you!
Thanks for another video for both progress and inspiration! This is a proof that using L/BURPs isn't a problem, as long as you know how to work with them. And also loved the idea about using studs and tiles of different shapes to make walls and roads look a little weathered.
Thanks so much! I’m a fan of the burps for the core structure. It really helps me visualize the shape of the mountain and I think it saves on bricks.
The tunnel section looks superb!
Thank you!
The weathered retaining walls makes great sense for areas on the outer edges of the city. Being further from the ckty center will make them less seen and mean lower maintainance.
The mountain build is coming along nicely.
Agreed, thanks!
@LKBRICKS1993 thank you!
Really interesting stuff - especially like that you explain some of your building techniques!
I wish the 16x16 plates were on lego