34:29 Hi Adam, with your running of trains, could you run the Union Pacific and the Santa Fe?

I am working on a bridge this way so great to see you used it!

How stunning is the Thorpe House, the cuteness level is through the roof, and the deliberate spelling mistake of the word Skool is simply golden. The train though is number one, I always appreciate more realistically scaled carriages because they seem so rare with Lego carriages usually being barely half the length they should be. Model makers usually use the five to one rule, so a carriage length should be five times the height for it to look realistic. So if your carriage is ten bricks high it needs to be fifty bricks long to be realistic, and those carriages certainly looked like they followed the 5 to 1 rule.

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That bridge is awesome. I saw your last video on the bridge, but do you have how many parts and instructions on how to make that bridge?

Super cool display!!

Now I see the monster track switch 10:23

Was the red and black coal train a 10wide, I was trying to count and I kept getting 10 then 8, then 10, then 8, but it is so hard when you are dealing with tiles. As far as the display goes I am going to have to be harsh, there was a building that had a sign saying "GAS" but I am fairly sure what it sold was not Gas, I think it was in fact selling a Liquid and not a gas because there was no a pressurised containers on the forecourt that could have held gas. I would hazard a guess it was in fact selling Petroleum Spirit, a highly inflammable liquid commonly used as a fuel in internal combustion engines, so not a Gas at all. So for including a building that blatantly violates the Trade Descriptions Act and the Advertising Standards code of conduct I am forced to knock off a few points, so I can only give the display 23.8 out of 10, still an excellent score, but it could have been higher if not for the illegal building and the lack of a certain Kalksteen Masterpiece. Still, 23.8 out of 10 is not bad at all, have fun building!

I Liked the layout. I saw a few of your track sections and building.

Is your real job Lego, or does your real job only have you "working" for twenty minutes per week, how do you have the time to do all this great Lego building for what must be 60-100 hours per week when I am lucky if I can get 3 hours per week Lego time. This ones more of an Earth Green with envy...I am picturing you strolling into the office, signing a few forms, documents and cheques, having a quick look to make sure nothing is on fire, and then telling your secretary you will be back at work and see her same time next month while you jump back into the Bentley to get back to the Lego. Sounds Glorious!...Have fun building. What annoys me is back when I was at school no one informed me that your job was even an option, because I would definitely have picked it

13:33 If you do, you could impose a weight limit on that bridge ie. a 6 car steam train. Or 4 car diesel train.

Adam’s Brick Junction, wanna collab it was really good

Looks pretty cool!! Have fun at the show, and I’ll keep an eye out for the videos from it

Look at him, he is simply gorgeous, my favourite easily, "The Kalksteen Masterpiece", and he was sat next to the cutest little tram ever...Ive just had a look in the mirror and I am in between Sand Green and Bright Green with envy. Imagine if there was 3 in a row, it would be stunning.

Hi Adam, another great video. I wouldn't worry about the logs being short. All the log trucks I've seen haven't had uniform lengths.

Those are interesting couplers. How do they work with the lego couplers?

Have you posted about those couplers before? I've seen them in MOCs that don't use the entire buffer piece, but original Lego is pricy cause they're all 20 years old.

Thanks for the coverage!

nice setup

definitely need to check out brick train depot thats awesome

Looks stunning. I am always on the look out for small train themed designs to fill a lot of spots I have with nothing because of how the track curves make fitting larger buildings impossible, I have a lot of empty spots where I could see this fitting really well.

You are a building maniac. I think that's like 5 buildings in a few days along with your track work and lights. Do you have any help like from your wife or friend. Can't wait for the next build.

6:57 I would put the cross over near the exit half of the sidings.

That Double Crossover is pretty cool. I notice you have plates down. Are you putting the mils plates on top of them

Hey Adam, I was wondering what happened to all of your BrickMania,and BMR trains,

If you're gonna use it make the loading deck usable to load or unload train cars or if you're not there are buildings that are being used but never use the loading deck anymore

so make a cantilever deck or move the building over on the mils plate

Hi Adam, one thing you could do with the other side is run a section of track to a coal bunker and conveyor belt for a coal tender.

If you don't want overhang. You could make a folding ramp that lowers to the car. Like a truck dock.

Lights will be really cool, and a wide load could be a problem. I think I asked this question before, but I can't remember. So, when you buy the instruction from brick train depot. I'm guessing they show you what parts you need to buy. Ruffly what was the cost of this after buying all the parts. Can you maybe just show what you get in the instruction. Just like one page of what it's like. I hope this made sense to you Thank you.

Lots of cool new designs! Also I love the decorated builds. So inspiring and fun. But..... Where are all the balls?

Nice trolly and what an amazing layout! I love the specific advertisement of what a appears to be a (fictional?) Cologne beer brand on the side of the trolley!

Hey, where i can found grey wheel's?

Where can one obtain such piece

Hi Adam, How is it going with the Aussie trains that you've purchased instructions for?

what size track did you use?

Awesome to see, I’m glad there are still people building Lego trains in 2024

That tram is simply ADORABLE, and to see him cruising past the greatest ever coal wagon in all of creation, "The Kalksteen Masterpiece" has made my day. Cant wait to see the walkthrough of the full collection, that Reindeer wagon looks about 12wide, Santa could fit a whole herd in it. Have fun building!

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I Like it. But this looks like it should be a brighter color since it looks like you would put it down by the beach.

The train clock can be moved round to the front of the shed

In the township I live in, the signals to the north are permanent red/red until a grain train is held in the yard. Better explanation here. kzbin.info/www/bejne/b2e2pn-Orc1pgtEsi=bFViomyboYr-BXiS

I Like that but how does the brickstuff Power Connectors compare to the Trixbrix Signal Light system.

In the empty space beside the train shed, you could put a yard office, storage sheds, or other buildings to give the yard a little more character and make it more interesting

Heya! Put the clock back on, and you can even park 8-wide cars. The solution? Park flat cars and short open hoppers there that don't have a vertical clearance problem. 👍Also, would love to see a short video about the Procor tank car you have in the railyard. Thanks, Adam!

Hello Adam, With your new sidings, what sort of buffer system are you leaning on?

On step 26 for the Truss Bridge it calls for custom rail elements that aren't listed in the parts list. Any idea where to get them?

I see you did take the clock off on the train shed. The lights look great around the shed. The layout is going to look great at night with it lit up.

Amazing layout man! Love the custom rolling stock

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