Absolutely Painful: Curved LEGO Tram Tracks... Lego City Update

[@Mogswamp]

Man that tiling seems like an absolute nightmare to do. Respect.

[@Racemuiss]

Mogswamp also watches these video's!! 🥰🥰

[@minioli4432]

Mandatory reply to famous person comment

[@iambappo]

finished this video and went straight to streaming? respect

[@splashlikesmapping]

hello there

[@OGbricksproductions]

Fr mogswamp

[@natandessie]

definitely a beach! in Italy they have these small beaches that are exclusive. definitiv Eine Strand. word einfach toll sein

[@xacxdcx]

I was literally thinking the same thing, maybe a small stone beach.

[@natandessie]

@@xacxdcx its so classy European haha. and a nice Easter egg for his structured looks.

[@mex7109]

I think the beach culd be better next to the airport

[@maannybeatss]

I'm Italian and... It depends xD Some beaches are exclusive to cops or firemen for example but most of them are public.

[@mpeterll]

I think a rocky cove and a lighthouse would look good there.

[@davidebigolin6365]

I would suggest, after the existing harbour, to continue with the grey rocks for another 10/15 cm and then place a big and beautiful lighthouse. After that I agree with you for the beach. The lighthouse makes a perfect division between the harbour and the sand of the beach. Congratulations for this wonderful job you are doing!

[@newlifecustommodelcars]

Finde ich eine super Idee, dass sieht bestimmt mega aus🤙🏽

[@zacharee7]

Maby even a pebble beach

[@wottiebikelife7964]

Maybe with a overhanging cliff

[@meesdoetregie]

Thats a cool idea

[@justadudebruh]

​@@wottiebikelife7964yes an overhanging cliff where Minifigures are cliff jumping into the water!

[@frogmouth2]

Path Tiling patterns getting destroyed near the edge happens all the time. If a heavy tram rode over that spot everyday, those tiles would most likely be highly damaged and drift away from the pre-existing pattern.

[@Blake-lg1nb]

yeah i reckon it would look cool if the tiling on the straight part of the tram track was also messed up like on the corner, in order to sell this idea. that would be a really nice detail and a really creative solution to the issue

[@chriswihulu]

Speaking from the engineering side of things, having any loose foundation, where heavy vehicles operate daily, is a no go. If there were a similar smooth, dark zone as seen on the other side of the track, at the station, it would make more sense, as it can mimic asphalt, instead of bricked pavement.

[@Dunkle-]

I think the messy tiles around the tracks could work! It looks like the stone has been worn down through years of trains going by, and the weeds growing up helps sell that. I think what makes it look weird is that all the other tiles are so perfect. Maybe they could gradually get more messy and misaligned the closer they get to the rails, there could even be a few other messy patches with weeds poking out in other locations to sell the effect.

[@GarfieldEnjoyer1878]

He’s alive!

[@Baldriic]

Perhaps introduce some small circles instead of semi-circles.

[@258thHiGuy]

How am I finding out this channel still exists on a lego city moc build video

[@chettorcheez6942]

Your input better be taken seriously

[@AlanXEverfrost]

How about a rocky beach? Not all beaches have to be sandy or tropical. Pebbles and rocks, with people walking near the coastline not in bathing suits. No towels on the ground.

[@ottoneiii4353]

it makes more sense all this city is close to mountains and steep, a rocky beach will fit better

[@bluexx766]

please let this comment gain more traction! this is a wonderful idea, to me a sand beach would just look out of place

[@smeeAndyEN]

@@bluexx766 commenting to support - rock? beach please!

[@JesseEubanks]

I think a rocky beach and a lighthouse on the rock outcrop would look nice. I also really like the idea of a small breakwater lighthouse but I don’t think there would be room for that.

[@candymandan]

Love a rocky beach (with maybe a tide-pool for crabs and other sealife) Also, if a lighthouse is too big, how about a sector light? Maybe there's a lot of unsafe water along this rocky coast.

[@stunels]

For the beach, multi-coloured wooden changing shacks (sometimes seen in British seaside towns) would possibly help with the transition from the city

[@zombieoutbreakprod]

Defo go with the British seaside style, the tram right next to a beach made me think of blackpool immediately

[@louislambert7850]

maybe a big street with palm trees like beverly hills

[@leodavis4242]

Honestly, I think a beach would look very nice. You don't really need another port, and it will allow you to add a lot of detail down there, I think, while also not looking too out of place. The only thing about a beach is that it seems like it would have to be very steep since you don't have too much room on the lower area. Regardless of what you pick, and as always, I can't wait to see the final result, I'm certain it will look fantastic either way. Your builds are infinitely better than what I could ever build 😂

[@sussybaka1011]

its not his builds its @bob brickmans

[@leodavis4242]

@@sussybaka1011 what ARE you on about? They're the same person

[@sussybaka1011]

@@leodavis4242 O_O what oh hell nah i smoked too much weed

[@leodavis4242]

@@sussybaka1011 lmao. Yeah, Bob Brickman is his German account, and Brickcrafts is his English account lol

[@sussybaka1011]

@@leodavis4242 lmao sorry

[@corklapwijk]

Instead of a beach, maybe a boardwalk with a pier extending into the water? You can even add a ferris wheel or rollercoaster!

[@MikehMike01]

If you use round tiles instead of the pizza slice, you won’t have to worry about orientation and a lot of issues would go away

[@bobbywog]

I think this would look a lot better as well. From a distance, it would still give the same effect while looking better up close.

[@ollybears7797]

they fill less space

[@MikehMike01]

@@ollybears7797 yes but the gaps would look more natural

[@callmetristan5075]

Yeah, at least for the edge of the tracks.

[@nickryan3417]

Minor detail on the stairs, particularly long flights of them, is that they are almost always broken up into sections with a flat break in the stairs between each section. This is primarily for safety so someone falling only falls a certain number of stairs at maximum, but I believe it's also helps with construction strength. It's a detail that doesn't have to happen, but it's the small details that mean so much at times.

[@UltimatePerfection]

Yeah, near me there's a really long flight of stone stairs that goes down very steep hill to the street below and there's no flat places there. Makes for a great training spot though.

[@brycem8161]

Depends on when the stairs were built

[@duck-cc4qu]

i think you should get rid of the triangular tiles in (and directly around) the train tracks and put something else there, it just really does not fit, but you can do whatever

[@richardcranium9663]

As always I am just in awe over your city. I would love to have the access to the bricks like you do. I said it once before and I'll say it again this is hands down the best lego city on KZbin.🔥🔥🔥

[@harrisonking1195]

It really is, and it doesn't come close. I don't think many creators put the attention to detail that Brickcrafts does. especially when it comes to building off grid.

[@BBkanaal]

Instead of a sand beach, you could also make a gravel beach, which might fit in better with the overall colors of the city.

[@ChelloveckCog]

I was going to say, along the Great Lakes in North America, we have tons of "stony beaches", as they're called, and one of those would fit perfectly with this.

[@thanosk4566]

I definitely agree more for a gravel beach given the climate, but I think the city already has enough gray everywhere, so a beach would stand out and break up the monotony

[@ChelloveckCog]

@@thanosk4566 no reason it can't be a mix of red rock? or large red rocks?

[@sunnie9754]

Maybe take the quarter tiles out from the tram track and instead stop it on the pavement? Kind of like near the cafe where you have a border with the two tile patterns that you’ve put the flower beds on. It might look cute and slightly separate the pavement from the tram track? :)

[@elmodiederiks3745]

Exactly: start the tiling pattern from the track bend with the rounded side of the tiles against the track

[@busshock]

I think having the restaurant with the terrace and the ice cream truck near a beach makes perfect sense. That area already feels very tourist-y.

[@masonc.5001]

Genuinely the most dedicated lego youtuber out there. This man takes literally no short cuts, jesus the patience and attention to detail is great

[@josas8752]

Beautiful work! Instead of the 2nd staircase, I would suggest building a glass elevator so the people in wheelchairs or with a stroller or the elderly can more easily go from the upper part of the city to the lower part. Go for a beach. It adds some amusement and relaxation at the water and provides a nice colour to the city. Maybe also add a slope or elevator to the beach once again for the people who need it. It shows your city cares :)

[@henrikgiese6316]

I second this. Would look nice and make sense.

[@Michdisturb13]

2 perfect ideas !!! I love it! 👍👏👏👏

[@nicka5040]

If he did go with a staircase I feel like a switch-back structured staircase within an actual building might look nice against the other buildings there.

[@Definitely_not_in_your_walls]

I love this series and my mum is very confused about the amount of patience you have!

[@HappySmiley23]

@6:33 The red columns give a strong Fire Station truck hanger vibes.... Would you consider placing trucks inside facing outwards, and the added building you're planning there will be the hanger front with the station above (with a sliding pole and all! And an entrance from the top level on the right where there's no hand rail)🙏🧑‍🚒🚛

[@FatherExo]

Maybe it won’t work out with the rest of the layout and contrast too poorly, but I would suggest taking the tile work and just separating it from the integration of the rail. It’s the place of the rail and even the outer edge of the rail, use a variation of light to dark grey single round studs as well as maybe brown or coyote brown/beige studs, to emulate gravel or rocks filled in where the rail is laid into the ground.

[@Horseyqaqa]

Maybe you could add a small beach right next to the cave, and then have a smaller dock area where the tiled path crosses the tram tracks? That way, the beach wouldn't feel too out of place and there would still be a logical connection between the city/path and the sea. Anyway, always exciting to see what you come up with!

[@Gamenight999]

Cool building!

[@olafmesschendorp147]

I would 100% go for the beach, there already is an icecream truck nearby now :D You could add more harbour around the bridge, that would fit better, and maybe a lighthouse that you have talked a lot about can fit between the harbour and the beach, would be awesome!

[@izi-uwu]

maybe make the tiling near it more wonky so it looks more in place, or just put something to cover it up

[@lukashoppmann7292]

1:48 if you look at some older or more used cobblestone streets especially if there is a tram going through it. The pattern usually is broken up alongside the tracks through permanent small movements over a long time. So I'd say it actually isn't that bad and looks a bit more realistic that way...

[@zamonium7684]

I think a beach could work well! Perhaps instead of a more tropical beach a smaller, rockier beach like those on the north Atlantic would fit the landscape. Love to see the updates!

[@rogerwilco2]

I was thinking a North Sea beach. The houses have a North West Europe vibe.

[@propnotch3466]

Beach! Rock wall on the back and some concrete/stone stairs leading down would work excellently. I have a concordant setup to that in my Lego city, and I think it works well. It provides a very nice break from the greys and greens, and would perhaps tie in well with the similarly coloured buildings in the rear.

[@tessiepinkman]

The ice cream truck is the cutest thing! And it makes so much sense to place it where you did. The updates look great! And I really like the thought of more water down by the harbor. It could be "just" a waterline, with a type of beach promenade, not necessarily a full blown beach, but water with people walking along a path with some vegetation and either cliffs up to the upper level or green hills, but since you already have a precedent for a cliff in that region, I think that could look wonderful. Then you could have a place, perhaps on top of a cliff, where the people could look at the view of the ocean, or something like that. And a lighthouse. A lighthouse is very very very high on my list of things that would look amazing. Sorry if this doesn't match your plans at all, just an idea. Everything looks great, and I trust that you know better than me what will look best! Looking forward to the next video!

[@RA1NB0W-Mutial_Destuction]

Do harbor tranitioning to a beach for the wild west, it introduces a water fall for some funny/action scenes.

[@noahmielke2148]

A beach would look terrific. But the extension of the harbor would would make the whole city feel like it’s one separate hunk of land separated from everything else.

[@SirCavas]

Well.. It is, in fact, separated from everything else

[@my_models_oficial]

i guess gravel-style beach would look quite well in this case

[@noahmielke2148]

Like a rock shore line/beach kinda thing.

[@brookscrownover7404]

Holy crap I never new this could be so satisfying

[@AnActualBatMan]

I really like the little weeds growing from the pavement. As you said, realistic! And cute as well, nice break from the single color pavement :)🌱 Always excited to see these updates as i cant have something like this myself, living the lego dream secondhand trough youtube haha

[@charliebramley]

I feel a harbour/rocky cove good, so long as there is plenty of tailored angles :D

[@Metalweregarurumon]

Frankly, with how you have the water features on the lower ledges, you could just put down a sea life carpet to make it look like it doesn't actually end. Might be neat, though Im unsure how much of a cost that'd be.

[@Jxnath_n]

The beaches of Arromanches-les-Bains in France would serve as good inspo for the beach. It's architectural style is similar to your city and includes a cliffside on the beach.

[@Virgiliusz]

You should put a lighthouse on that corner above the harbor

[@avegeek]

Continue with the trams definitely its such a cool carriage design I really wanna see it done. Keep up the good work man!

[@anekmapping]

I love this series!

[@Lux-rg4wv]

On the right you have harbor. On the left you don't have to go for a beach, because as you yourself noticed it would break the pattern of buildings. Go in between -> build a wild beach, something not so easily accesible, a part of town that people visit, but its not administred, like maybe only a few people resting beside the water (like illegaly), and couple of people fishing, you know those places that are often not visited by normal families but trespassed by young people to drink beer and have fun away from restrictions (illegal barbecue, swimming etc.). Surely you saw that in Germany, as I saw it in Poland, its common in Europe :)

[@eliasdelgado5068]

You could put fences or a small wall where the pattern doesn’t line up and to cover the gap so that the customers of the restaurant don’t wander onto the tracks.

[@jossdeiboss]

I thought the same!

[@tessiepinkman]

Yes, this is something I thought about and I think it makes perfect sense and would look good too! Especially if the fence/wall was done with perhaps some flowerpots with some vegetation too, or something else that has the same effect so it doesn't just look restricting but aesthetically pleasing too.

[@Coaster_Universe]

You should make an excursion tour boat dock that has the ticket building and loading from the main level to add some continuity from the top to the harbor. I think it would look cool if it connected next to the trolley to be the end destination. It was common (in the US at least) that trolley lines would have a destination at the end of the line that they would run during the weekend so the trolley line would still produce revenue on non-working days. I think it would be a cool little detail!

[@nosloc9381]

Build a beach

[@nosloc9381]

Nice update this is interesting

[@redsbricks5993]

A beach would fit perfectly, giving life and variety. Don’t worry about the buildings, cities like for example San Sebastián in Spain have that kind of relatively similar style.

[@pepito_5815]

I'm sure the addition of a beach would be amazing and very complete for the overall city vibe !! Like if y'all agree 👇

[@nk361]

Just do it sideways with pivot joint pieces (not sure of their exact name) so that you can just tilt the plane towards the track curve, use a ton of bricks that have studs on the side and top so that you use the side studs as your new top studs and yeah, now you have filled gaps and no illegal connections. Lego does this a lot for the tilted sections on the UCS AT-AT

[@Phoenix-uy9jl]

the tiling around the curved track reminds me of a pathway near my old house. the wacky shapes and offset pattern really gave me nostalgia. hit me like a wave

[@averageboydoesstuff]

love your videos dude! A suggestion for when you start doing interior, you should build you making a tiny Lego city with studs and 1 by 1s

[@falx88]

What a work of art! Maybe instead of tiling you can do a section of grass/green covered tram tracks. Those look real good in real life.

[@kryptgmd]

You could try what they do in a lot of European cities where there is grass in the middle/around the tram lines. This would allow you to implement more vegetation covering holes, and also make the gaps slightly more natural.

[@andrelafrance3369]

Tiny beach definitely! You could frame it with the rockwall and some foliage to make it feel cozy. Maybe a small path down to the sand, It gives a half-hidden retreat in the city where 1-2 couples could go to watch the waves (with some ice-cream!)

[@lbricks7631]

To make the gapiness seem uniform, you could break up the monotony of the quarter-tiles around the train station by adding gaps, weeds, and tiles slotted in vertically to make it appear as if the construction crew struggled, filling in gaps as best they could, giving some extra life and history to an otherwise repetitive plaza.

[@Bruce-yv9tm]

the greenery behind the ice cream truck is so beautiful.

[@desdroze]

3:00 he uses the same old man minifigure that he accident used 2 of just a couple updates ago. He really need watch the minifigs because this is the 2nd time WITH THE SAME FIGURE.

[@pedrolegoinha3664]

Crazy build technics

[@pierrebondoerffer9468]

i think the beach would fit! we have similar things over here and it wouldn't look out of place at all. a fish restaurant, and an icecream van right at the edge of the beach is also PERFECT

[@EnhancedBricksShorts]

How about you continue the harbor rock work for a little, then make the beach and add a lighthouse in between them to help the transition? Love the building, great video!

[@schmourt]

a beach would be amazing beside the harbor! right in front of the restaurant is the perfect place. you spend the day swimming and then go get a bite before heading home ❤😊

[@lilsprugga]

Love your pun... "rounded off the corner". I love all your details, especially the plants growing through the cracks! I vote for a beach!

[@CooperSTraveller]

I agree that a beach would be really cool to have. Villages like Villefranche sur Mer on the French Riviera have a very similar style of building and has a beach with street restaurants opening out onto it.

[@matthewmccalister5594]

Beach beach beach!!! Those buildings 100% remind me of the buildings I saw in the UK and Northern Ireland. Maybe it could be a "pebble beach"? It looks almost just like the South End at Sea in England!!! Please look that up and see. It would be almost perfect next to the harbor there. making a LEGO "pebble beach" would be really cool new thing to see!!!

[@legoben98productions]

The tile work is great and having one face the other direction gives me flashbacks to seeing how many brick were put in incoherently saw 10 named bricks being backwards in one sidewalk

[@recoil1337]

Idea that popped up into my head: Wherever you're considering building the trainyard/depo thing - bridge the area around it with a junkyard. Junked cars, fridges, chain-link fence, office shed with an AC hanging out, shoddy roofing, "beware of dog" sign.

[@Verttix9]

maybe have some of the tiles near the tracks be darker to possibly make it look more normal and maybe even better?

[@TheMeGuy1]

For the second staircase on the other side, if you're worried about it being too steep I'd suggest that rather than a straight staircase you extend the rock face and have a ramp or winding staircase snake up the rock face with a lading on each side of the cliff. You have a decent amount of empty space to make it work and It'll both provide a break from having the same kind of staircase again, and a fun way to integrate the rock face into the build in a way that isn't just being another wall for elevation.

[@joepelina9955]

I think an outcrop with a lighthouse would look really good on the lower section on some rocky cliffs, as besides the harbour there is already the start of a cliff face and i think it would look nice in combination with the other buildings

[@kilian.kns4138]

I think another harbor is a bit to much, but a normal sand beach is out of place. So I would say, make a gravel beach, it wouldn't look out of place and with all those rocks it would only look natural

[@gitsays]

An old-fashioned beach! With a 19th century bath house, an old style tivoli, piers and walkways. That would be wonderful and in style!

[@unavoidablycanadian397]

This was such a wonderful update. That tilling work is killer. I think using the flower beds is an excellent choice. The ice cream truck is beyond charming. I love it.

[@BlockHeadUK]

I think a beach on the lower corner would look great, especially if you divide it from the existing harbour with a rocky outcrop. Having the café and ice cream truck at the top of the access stairs would mean your minifigs on the beach have easy access to snacks - very important! Blackpool is a seaside town in the UK which still has vintage trams running along the promenade, so your tram is not out of place at all 😁

[@amaryllis0]

Looks great, love this series! The tiling around the tram tracks is a little rough, yeah. I almost want to say it'd look better if you flipped the last row next to the tracks so the curved side is facing the tracks? But I might tbe wildly wrong there. Remember that it's okay to break the pattern, even radically, so long as it _feels_ correct to the viewer. Also, maybe a little gravel beach would make it feel like it fits better? You could use dark tan etc., not just gray. I think that would make it feel less tropical than a full on tan sandy beach! I hope that whatever you choose, you keep those little stairs down which you showed on the module with the dolphin on it

[@chris_wizzudz]

Alternate idea to the harbor/beach area: try something like in Peggy’s Cove, Nova Scotia. Very rocky area with boardwalks, little shops, and a very famous lighthouse. It’s a great little tourist attraction in Nova Scotia, and something akin to it would fit nicely in that empty corner.

[@JDRage51]

For the steps, you could try having a little bridge over the top of the tram track and have some steps come down towards the harbour, running in parallel to the tracks

[@aeroFSS]

maybe there where the staircase is going to be then add a fire brigade that would be cool!!

[@McRocket]

Beach. And with the diner/restaurant, ice cream truck (which looks great, btw) and trolley stop. I think it's a great place for a beach. ☮

[@jordanfish]

Looks great, really fun to see the progression and problem solving, even if a problem is only solved part of the way. I randomly had two ideas for things that might be fun to see in your city: 1) a sculpture garden with cool, large-scale public artworks 2) a high-rise building that's in the middle of being built, with scaffolding, cranes, etc.

[@davidobrien619]

brickcrafts i’ve watched every single video of yours! i am truly in awe of your city it is so beautiful you must be so proud of it. i am a complete novice with lego stuff but was struck by your talent when one of your videos came up. i look forward immensely to all your updates. i would love to spend hours just examining all of it up close, all the finest details. it really appeals to a perfectionist mindset. wishing you all the best!

[@BinaryArmorOnline]

The general vibe you have going on would work REALLY well with a more rocky beach in the manner that exists in northern California. I remember visiting my grandparents there when I was younger and the houses and rocky shoreline you have are so similar.

[@iainlitster4624]

Have you considered using some small darker grey quarter circles patches to slightly vary the pattern of the new area? Not only would it be realistic as it imitates the staining you see in real cities, but would also add some more color and detail.

[@jossdeiboss]

You can also put some fences around the tram track with only a small gap that people can use to cross the tracks. In this way you can avoid the tram running over distracted people and at the same time you cover the holes.

[@vixvox7948]

One thing I’d recommend for rails is have some kind of gravel-like surface on the edges. It might make it easier to distinguish and build so that it looks good with the corner

[@richarddeleeuw2414]

Beach... no. I'd say, make a big dock with a pair of stairs leading down to it. Large enough for something like a large multi-deck cruise ship. I imagine some swimminh pools on yhe upper deck, beach chairs, a crew in pretty white uniforms, and of course a group of tourists streaming into the city for ice-cream and the local market. Trolleys with luggage etc. A bit further towards the corner, a large lighthouse in an old rock style (not your regular red/white cilinder, but something pretty)

[@zackblaisdell8647]

This update video was fantastic. So much progress was made here. I am so excited to see how the expansion continues. I also appreciate how you don't focus entirely on one area in every video. you do one side in one video and the other in the other video, which is fantastic!

[@-Hari-03]

dont beat youself up over the tiling, it looks great in my opinion. there will always be limitations when building with lego, but you do an amazing job overcoming those challenges as much as possible :)

[@-Hari-03]

side note - i think it might blend in more if you add imperfections elsewhere in the tiling near the tracks. theres usually some kind of blemish in real world city flooring and often things like somewhat obvious repairs. makes it seem a little more lifelike maybe?

[@klaans9164]

Instead of a beach or extended harbour, you could also make an area with houseboats. These types of floating houses are quite common in the Netherlands and I've seen them in Germany too. Also, you can add a lot of variety because each houseboat is different.

[@The_gaming_brick]

It would be cool to have a beach in the city! I think it could add a nice pop of color as the surrounding area is full of the gray wedged pieces!

[@helenshackelford4596]

Definitely a beach for me! I think a nice spot of color would be a nice contrast with the greens and greys of the city area.

[@djstoplichtofficial]

Big fan of the beach idea. Take a look at Brighton, England, you'll see that your buildings fit in very well with a beachfront😃 Just a thought, have you tried sprinkling some dark bluish gray corner tiles in with that tiling pattern? Just very minimal (maybe 1 in 200 pieces or so), but it might break up that light gray a bit. I personally think it's a bit much, even though it looks great with all the greenery and buildings about!

[@SmilesEdgeworth]

Best solution I can think of for the tiling near the tracks, is a fence for the tiles closest to the track along with a crossing with a raising and lowering gate for when the tram goes by, but that's just my take on it.

[@McCluckles38]

I agree with putting a beach in in that lower section and don't worry about the buildings not matching up. It's fairly normal here in the UK to have different types of buildings near the coast. I would als take a look at Google street view pictures of towns with trams. My nearest big city is Manchester and as areas have developed around the tram lines, the paving has become really messy in some locations and completely uniform and symmetrical in others. You could definitely have a harsher contrast between sections around the tram tracks, rather than the sweeping curves of paving you have now. Love what you do, please keep it up!

[@adamsworld398]

The style of the historic buildings would fit the ' beach style '. There are many european cities with historic buildings and also beaches.

[@EvansBrickhouse]

There is no such thing as illegal building techniques. If it works it works. That’s the beauty of building with LEGO. Very detailed and amazing build.

[@kiwicutemellow4398]

I would really like to recommend you building an metro station.

[@akarys42]

The beach could look absolutely great! I'd recommend you look at the city of Dunkerque in the north of France for some inspiration, it is quite a similar layout with the city ending pretty abruptly into a beach.

[@ghiktheoriginal]

idk man, you have a lot of space and yet the city seems small.. idk if it's because the water part is very small and you/we get too close to the city, but it seems small for such a big room. maybe make the water part bigger and add some large boats to give it some depth, all the "big" buildings are in the distance and everything nearby is small and very crowded.. idk random things that came to my mind.

[@PinkC0bra]

I think a beach could be really fitting with if you perhaps make a wooden/brick pier with some more buildings in the style you already have. the pier could extend over the beach to tie it all together.

[@JustAPersonWhoComments]

At least the ice cream truck brings some sweet relief to the chaos. Can't wait to see what surprises the next update brings

[@brentwansbrough6946]

You should add a Subway to the airport in the future

[@Floridafishing675]

“You know what that means, a ton of illegal building techniques.”

[@JustAMan706]

I’d suggest making it looked cracked and broken where the tram turns, it would fix your problems and probably look good in the process