Another Airport Update | Let's Talk About Lego!

Today we talk about updates to the airport.

[@sandrawilson6540]

I would keep the green space you already have but continue it on at a lower level (without being Mils plated) so it's more of a flat area. Adding the white lines would be good too. It is a pity Lego didn't do a smaller passenger plane for people's cities 😊 PS. I've just had a look on Rebrickable and Brick.mocman has custom built 1980s planes that look a bit smaller, and only 170 parts required. Worth checking out maybe. Hope this helps 😊

[@letstalkaboutlego1979]

Cool. Yeah, it is a shame they don't make a prop plane or something smaller.

[@eliaslego]

I think you should keep the green space. But you should extend the runway four studs on both sides.

[@letstalkaboutlego1979]

Indeed.

[@XianneTV]

Love the walkway! Great update!

[@letstalkaboutlego1979]

Thanks! I like it too.

[@MarkBuildsLego]

Are you going to put Beeken Lights at the end of the Runway? - Looks good - Plane is wide for sure..

[@letstalkaboutlego1979]

Lights are a great idea! Yeah, plane is too big in my opinion.

[@dr.stephenstrange8471]

I think the green space looks good, maybe adds some trees and flowers but it still looks good nonetheless the less.

[@letstalkaboutlego1979]

Thanks!

[@milanondrak5564]

Your walkway looks way better. The apron could be done wider. I'd use yellow lines to depict a taxiway. You could widen the concrete area by another road plate width and move the greenery to the edge of the table.

[@letstalkaboutlego1979]

What do you mean by "the apron"?

[@milanondrak5564]

@@letstalkaboutlego1979 The apron is the part of the airport where the aircraft are parked. The runway is the wide long part where the aircraft take off and land, then you have taxiways that are narrower than the runway that lead from the apron to the runway. I'd build your airport with the apron where you have your plane now and imagine the runway is off the table for a more realistic look. There is no part of an airport that is actually called the tarmac. Tarmac is a term used by media laymen who actually have no aviation experience.

[@damyanbg3136]

Keep the green space. White lines is good idea. Do you have another airplane because this is not a good one in my opinion!

[@letstalkaboutlego1979]

I do not, unfortunately, other than the plane on the back of the semi truck or the Indiana Jones plane.