Using 32x32 you don’t need to use so many 2x2’s. 😊😊😊

The Daily Bugle is honestly an amazing buildings. I recently bought another one for Christmas and now I have a big skyscraper.

Great haul. Great review. Subscribed 😃

I don’t think they said they were moving away from regular baseplates did they? Just the old road plates? I don’t remember hearing anything of removing regular 32x32 baseplates.

Some really bad reviews for the 32x32 plate of Strictly Bricks at A@m@zon

I like the LEGO 16 x 16 tecnic plates

What do you think about the art plates as an alternative?

Damn this makes me feel really good cause I’ve been wrecking my brain about building Mils with regular plates instead of the base plates. I didn’t wanna limit the size of my Mocs. Maybe I want to connect some smaller ones to a larger one? This is a perfect solution, thanks for the video.

Wow 😮

Nice but parts intensive. Might as well just grab a wooden stool and put your modular on it.

Are you planning on making it into a modular? I combined mine with the police station on a 32x32 baseplate, had to make the restaurant a bit smaller but it worked. Just wondering if you'll keep it as is or put it on a mils plate etc?

The Taj Mahal and Great Wall of China are soooo cool. These little micro builds are always great!! Veryyy cool. I’d love to see more of these!! Great video! 👏🏼

cool little micro sets - they look great - nicely done

Awesome job looks great and great review of each section of the build.

thx for sharing❤ u r a hero man!

This set looks great! Love these diorama style sets with lots of interior decoration. Really brings the build to life!

I got 6 of those double sided 32x32 for the price of one Lego single sided. If Lego is not careful they will lose a lot of custom, the competition is surpassing Lego in price massively and is catching up very quickly in terms of quality. Lego best wake up and realise it is not 2012 with the competitions bricks barely able to hold together or so hard to fit you need the pliers, they are now 98% but half the price. I used to be a "Lego Only" man after bad experiences with other makes...now I buy from anyone and rarely am I disappointed.

You forgot the eco friendly wood veneer and screws borrowed from your aunt

I use my own 8x8 grid system which allows be to quickly swap out floors and buildings for my table display: jaseman.com/lego/The%20Jaseman%20Collection/Bases/B01%20Floors%20and%20Skies/desk-floor-grid.jpg

I recommend watching this vid at 1.5x speed

This would be great for a subway system too

wtf are you talking about? thumbs down

Very helpful, thank you!! For my purposes, this helps solve a long -standing problem of building “subterranean” scenes. This makes for a consistently repeatable size, and makes it possible (although probably fairly difficult) to rearrange or replace the modules. Sewer systems, old burial crypts, mines, entrances to the center of the Earth…it’s really a great idea; thanks for bringing this to the table!

Unfortunately your Bricklink page of the MILS Cube is under review and I can't see the parts list.

For us noobies who have just stumbled on your channel, a brief description of why Mills plate cubes are needed/used could be helpful

Super informative, thanks for doing this!

Amazing work!!!😮

This is interesting design - Looking forward in seeing how you use it going forward - nice job

Nice design! Very clever to leave the tops of the columns slightly higher than the top surface, so that the weight is directly on them. Though it occurs to me that you could alternatively make a built-in MILS plate for the top, instead of just a square frame, and then you could set buildings directly on it without needing to first reinforce the base of the building. In any case, I’d suggest 3 minor changes to make it even sturdier: • for each vertical column, instead of (4x) 1x16 Technic Brick, use (3x) 1x16 Technic Brick and (2x) 1x8 Technic Brick. Stagger the bricks so that they overlap and you can lock them together with friction pins in addition to the plates and tiles. • for the last step of enclosing the lower corners, don’t use a 2x4 plate on the top. Instead use a 2x6 plate, and shorten the plate on the topside of the outside of the lower corner to a 2x4 to make room. Right now, that inner brace on the corners is only connected to the outer square of technic bricks on one side, and it’s the side that’s under less force. This would make a solid rectangle all the way around the base of each column. • I would put a technic pin in the middle of each side of both the top and bottom frames when you bring the 4 corner assemblies together. Again, locking the technic bricks together so that it’s not only the plates and tiles holding them together. Again, very nice design, and a clear tutorial.

So I watched it all wondering what use is this grey cube? What is its purpose? Is it so you can build a realistic mountain and not use half a million bricks? Is a train going to run through it? How does it work?...Now I sort of get it, but after measuring, the space inside the cube is not big enough to fit any of my modular buildings. Which is what I thought it was for. What goes inside the cube?

So it's sorter like that fish tank set build. Well the black frame of a fish tank. An so it's. To be yoused as a structure to make diffrent level s for in a Lego City. Manny say s of making diffrent. Level s trying to you s as less part s. Another great way. Is infill structure yousing old scratched 2 hand bulk .than yousing. New Lego bricks. An structure yousing duplo an cover with Lego. Bricks

Hi, this is an excellent tutorial!!! Can you post what parts we need to build about 8, I really want to to buy the parts asap please? Thanks!!!

I'm not very good at MOCs -- 99% Lego sets AFOL. But I really like "elevated cities" and the closest I have are the 4 Ninjago city sets. Thanks for this tutorial.

looks great. All i could imagine is some sort of water fall on the wall.

What an upgrade!! 😮😮 I love the flagpoles and railing! The internals of the bridge is impressive. Great job! New subscriber over here 😁👍🏼

Nicely done on the introduction of the flower store!! 😅 I love this GWP. Cool build!

Really cool how they broke down the building process with the booklets. I was wondering why there were 3 booklets lol 😅 the amount of printed pieces and sizes are impressive! Really cool build and review! 👏🏼

I love the layout of your city! It’s so beautiful and unique ❤ I can relate as I have my city on shelves due to space and this inspires me so much

Awesome - you got your hands on one of these LEGO Trucks - Nice

This isn't a set I expect to get but I enjoyed your build/commentary. I know there's a venerated history to the Lego yellow delivery trucks (I think BrickTsar has all of them -- he posted recently). I like the side builds quite a bit. The truck is huge (biggest of its type?). In the Medieval Village set a beard is used as a bird nest -- maybe you can use the extra beard for a bird nest in your city. 😊

I can relate. I have a small apartment -- still it is 2BR. Empty nester now but kids' old room I now keep as a guest room for when they visit (and half devoted to shelves for my eBay sales items). I cannot devote an entire room to a city -- a "Lego room" as some folks do -- not even a few tables as those immediately take up most of a room. So: "Shelves City" it is. I do feel overwhelmed and simply have not built much (I have approx 70% of the modulars + all four Ninjago cities + tons of other sets -- all unbuilt). I find it stressful -- as I do with the backlist of movies unwatched/books unread in my digital library. Idk -- I suppose a "good problem" to have? But still stressful. I think this is first of your videos I've ever seen. I just subscribed (lol, but also having trouble keeping up with my KZbin subscriptions). Idk. Maybe some of your ideas/techniques will apply to my situation.

Yep - something I am looking into as well when building my LEGO City on my new Shelving units. But your LEGO City is looking good. Nice job

Nice video!

Nicely done on the build and reviewing each section - awesome

Nice improvement! I’m still impressed by how you designed the bridge to handle compression

Love the song choice! 🎵

Can’t wait to build these two micro ninjaho sets. Awesome job on the build. Will be interesting to see what the other two sets look like 👍

I made a smaller bridge for my city

Another nice set!

Nice idea!