Looks great👌🏼

I dont usually comment but I gotta say the view of the road and the angled raised track over the road looks epic. Always a good watch. Keep going mate you are an inspiration :)

Love it! looking good!

We can drive it home...with one headlight

Love the new look!! if it helps any… I always run out of something too. Lol.

Hi! Why don't you take out some of that bike lane poles and put the high voltage poles there along the bike lane.....

nice new parts received!!! more updates coming soooon!

I strange length thing going on with my city also. Kind of a real pain

Since you’re on MILS plates what if you shift the whole old table the 2 studs you need?

You haven't had a good train wreck in awhile

I'd get rid of the telephone polls, just for the simple fact it'd be hard to put lines since the train supports are in the way. Looking good though. Can you move the road out so at the corner it'd be going down the center ?

doodlebug says come join me its comfy down here.

I love your cat!

I’m new to the channel!! Lol

We just added elevated train, and just tip I discovered thru trial n error, if you use combo of 1x2, and 2x2 jumper plates, depending where support lands on baseplate, you can make supports all be locked onto baseplates, even ones on the curves (this is where 1x2’s come in handy😉) like you can make center of bottom of support line up with the jumper stud to lock on, takes little trial n error with moving jumper around till u line up right spot for each, but it holds it all together great

Yes, that looks great. I did think that, but thought it might be a little more challenging, if you moved the tracks directly over the road. If you wanted to dress up the supports that are under the tracks/over the road, you could add signs so the drivers can see/read them while not paying attention to what's in front of them. It might be too big for words. Maybe pictures? Signs of what is up ahead?

Looking good sir. Cant wait for the finishing touch on that track. Hopefully you got enough to finish with your upcoming order.

Why not use the little 2x2 turntable pieces to connect odd angles of the curved tracks to the standard grid where they line up?

I replied to your comment while watching this video. I think I can explain better what you asked before, plus something other people suggested: - The elevated line is almost like I imagined it, the only difference is that I though both directions running along (8-stud gap between them), and placed exactly on top of the roads instead of on top of railroads, as this way you could save some support pieces, and avoid hiding the visibility of the road - at least from the angle you record it, it "disappears" a little - Maybe moving the bike lane to the opposite sidewalk would help it become more visible on videos too

Love your elevated line work Andy...I'm basically copying 😝

Your solution for your angled elevated track looks great

The pillar look great. Although it does look off because it's too plain. Making it a tunnel, I think, is too much . Maybe, if it's possible, make it look like vines are growing up the pillars. It would add color and plants to the area.

To cross the road, use a couple of viaducts with an arch over the road supporting the mid point.

Personally not a fan of the sidewalk/bike path being blocked by the train support.

You might want to tack down the elevated line I f a jumper plate can line up underneath in an artistry’s or two. As for the curve that needs support why not do what you did over the road, but over the track?

Maybe one solution would be placing both direction over a single beam over the road, supported by pillars on each sidewalk, similar to elevated lines of Chicago or New York, and split again when reaching the new city section. This way you don't cover the railroad on the border of your table - and avoid cats to knock it down. 😸

To cross the road, use a very long suspension bridge. Also consider changing the train to the new area to be a single line, the same line going in and out with a trunaround at the end.

Looks cool! Happy Halloween!

You can do an X track... So your curve end up going across the street "in the trees* ... And the other track continues straight along the bike lane. For the X track you can buy a 9v X track, you can buy a TrixBrickix X track, or you can make one with your own bricks but they usually don't look good.

Wow, there's some great ideas for supports. I was thinking 2x2 with a 2x2 jumper for attaching. Or maybe attaching a plate on top of the jumper? Same color as the Pilar? I'm not sure with that angle though.

What about a technic beam under the part that crosses the road and have a support on swivel pieces each side of the road

Build a tunnel parallel to the road and top it with tiles for the track to just sit on top. If you don’t want a solid structure use the trusses and the supports you’re using now and tile top technic bricks across the road.

To support your raised line over the road you could put supports where they fit on each side of the road and have a wide arch between them to support the wider stretch of track or some kind of girder bridge there. For the mountain a mix of light grey, dark grey and sand green bricks makes a more realistic looking rockface.

Elevation project commenced

The wall that separates the sidewalk from the lower track. I use the short fence piece, the little 1x4’s

It would be neat if you could add the elevated track joined with switches, to be able t change things up.🤔😉

Cool! Thanks for the tutorial! Good day!

I’m not sure you need more elevated track? You already have a nice representation of that feature.

Also idk if you need more elevation track , but what about a subway system in the future. Be able to run more track and work down with your space leaving more room up top for city scape?

Keep on grinding and growing my man, that’s what’s up. My city is still in planning mode been so busy haven’t had much Lego time.

Would it be cheaper if you placed 2x4 bricks where you put double 2x2 bricks?

I think there should be 2 separate raised tain lines, one in each room (that aren't connected).

Good video thanks...off topic..cat attack your hand sir?

Awesome haul! A mountain peak of sorts could be great addition & bring some depth... perhaps a sporting goods type store with a basketball court in that empty spot under the tracks...

Nice piece haul!

WHAT??!? No 1x1 reddish-brown tiles?!?!? Haha

You could make a mountain that has a peak that closely matches the foot print of the Lion Knights Castle at the top and put the other medieval stuff at points lower down the mountain with a road or pass that leads to the castle entrance ramp.

What about a mountain with the castle but behind the castle add the mountain peak

Awesome haul. City looks so good! I'd love to see the elevated train go down the walla nd come back with a T crossing. That would be a lot of work but awesome looking.

Nice seeing you back, and the train rolling! I think you can take that gap as an opportunity to build a hill tunnel over your tracks around the (real life) door, and hide it. 😉