How to Build a LEGO City (on a budget)

[@stasisbricks]

The issue which I think should be addressed is space. I feel like that is the biggest deterrent for starting a lego city.

[@NewBrickerton]

This is true. You need some sort of building space and room to build. I chose to leave that out of this video, might address it in the future! Thank you for your comment.

[@joevictor53]

This right here. I have money for sets but no space to build a city or theme park (what I really want). I only have space to build standalone stuff in a display cabinet in the corner of a room

[@pomppompnfadem8888]

My kid moved out for college i got a whole room

[@irashanimanthi2619]

i havint

[@69TheOneWhoAsked]

@@pomppompnfadem8888 bro if you're watching gacha life then your not even old enough to have a kid...

[@Whokn6627]

The production value of this video feels like one of a channel with millions of subs, keep it up my good

[@NewBrickerton]

I really appreciate that, thank you!

[@ifladog]

thought the same

[@Trailypoo]

One day it will Not feel like a channel with a million subs because it WILL be a channel with a million subs

[@barbaralaughlin6378]

love it

[@historyfan0651]

Agreed

[@ladyyy_rosa]

Honestly great tips for someone like me who is just starting out making my own City. I think my number one tip is use the LEGO City sets first. It really helped me out as the modular road system introduced with the newer sets helps a ton with dismantling the parts to change them however you want. Same with buildings. Although, the only problem is especially where I’m from, the LEGO City sets are scarce due to Christmas. Thanks for the video!

[@NewBrickerton]

Glad you liked it! Great comment. Going to make another tips video this year, will definitely take inspiration from what you've written here

[@christinepiearson6407]

Dollar tree has bases for $1.25, I've been grabbing those to cut for my daughter's (cough* my*) lego display table, awesome for boardwalks, rivers, roads/path!

[@GlyuTomi0ka]

Might not have the exact dollar tree, but in yours, what section is it usually in? That sounds epic.

[@christinepiearson6407]

@@GlyuTomi0ka kids toys ;) good luck

[@GlyuTomi0ka]

@@christinepiearson6407 thx

[@mishti06]

Fantastic video!👍 You don't even need road plates...I have a pretty large city but it's all inside bookcases and I only have posterboard for roads. It works. Or you can think outside the box and have more bike/pedestrian pathways. There's no limit to imagination! That's why we love lego.

[@BrickersInArms]

Not a necessarily budget conscious tip but a useful one nonetheless when starting a new city; is to use the MILS plate system. Converting my buildings and roads into MILS makes reshuffling your city so much easier and gives you options to play with more depth and also just looks way better. Great video too

[@NewBrickerton]

Thanks man! MILS is something I've only gotten into after I made this video. I definitely love it, and I'm slowly converting the city to MILS! That's an amazing tip.

[@magav101]

mils plate system is expensive

[@golden-axe-uy9724]

@@magav101 you can use baseplate from other brands and you can't even see them

[@nathanward1099]

What is MILS??

[@BrickersInArms]

@@nathanward1099 it means Modular Integrated Landscape System. It's a method of making baseplates which go together, you can lookup tutorials on how to make MILS plates

[@majorco.8595]

Thank you getting back into lego I use to have many builds but over the years lost the oarts so I will be using to your tips to rebuild my city

[@NewBrickerton]

Thanks!! Before I started Lego, all my childhood sets were given away. I wish I had them now, but I must rebuild. You can do it!!

[@BroughtCat]

Bro this looks amazing, I'm in love with the fact that you found a way to use the 2018-2020 Harry Potter Castle expansions in a city set up. It looks like a Ivy league university and I wanna do the exact same thing in my set up!!

[@NewBrickerton]

Thank you so much! Glad you like it. Soon I'm planning a project to build it into more of a university type looking modular. Let me know if you end up adding it to yours!

[@WahyuPurnawanWP]

nice tips,thumbs up

[@NewBrickerton]

Thank you very much!!!

[@Carpack92]

Another thing to consider for those on a budget. Is the 4+ series. I know a lot of fans hate them for the solid single piece bases, and for being to simple and kiddy. But it can be a cheap way to get some nice cute vehicles, figures, and accessories for your city.

[@NewBrickerton]

Great ideas! Those little sets are always great to have on hand. Thanks for the comment!

[@chasogamo]

Smart. You could also scrap them for pieces if you wanted to after taking the vehicles, minifigs, accessories.

[@Bricks.Master.Builders]

Thank you for this amazing video, as a Lego technic fan you inspired me to start buying city sets and start my LEGO city ❤️

[@NewBrickerton]

Super late reply, but thanks for the awesome comment. I appreciate it!

[@josephmalone253]

Very good advice! Finally someone authentic who gets it.

[@EzBricks_]

This is amazing! I love that there are houses, castles, and so much detail! I subscribed

[@lolligerjoj1]

Nice! I would add, even though it might've implicitly been brought up in this video, to go for smaller buildings from LEGO rather than the modular line. I especially like a lot of these 3in1 buildings from the late 2010s till now which are amazingly compatible with each other. There's a video by Jangbricks called "The Joy of Small LEGO buildings... Together!" which perfectly shows the potential of this and the amount of density with going for this scale of buildings. Also helps when you might not have a lot of space. I got the sets 31026, 31050, 31065, 31097, 31105, 31036 for a very small shelf-layout that even has space for the roadplates and I love it. I plan to get some copies of these sets in the future since all of them have pretty competent alternate builds as well. A lot of these buildings also have hinges so they can be closed up or used as larger fassades, so the flexiblity is really good.

[@NewBrickerton]

This comment! That's so true. The smaller buildings are great to start out with. A lego city can take so many forms, and I love your ideas. Combining those smaller sets together is another great option!

[@BigBoiGodzilla1]

I’ve had a bunch of small buildings plus i had some og roads not the modern but the old ones work

[@legomasterthefirst]

Great Video and great tips! I’m fairly pure when it comes to lego bricks with the only alternatives being some of my baseplates. I do agree with how ridiculous the base plates are over priced with competitors being cheaper and sometimes better. For instance you can get third party base plates for cheaper that are a full baseplate thick with the advantage of working better with the new roads then the official ones do.

[@NewBrickerton]

That's a very great point. The discrepancy of baseplate vs roadplate height is something I think a lot of city builders are working through right now. It'd be easier if everything was a single plate thick. Thanks for the comment!

[@thatcheeri]

just earned a sub great video!

[@NewBrickerton]

Thank you!!

[@kelbybrookes5794]

I love this video. Thank you!

[@NewBrickerton]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for the kind words.

[@hitthebricks5502]

Some really good points!

[@jerryterwase9027]

Thanks for this tip. It was most helpful. I most appreciate the tip on alternative brand especially for Minor parts like fencing, flowers and trees.

[@NewBrickerton]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for the comment.

[@WiiMusicBooster]

This is a great video! Here are my thoughts on all 5 points: 1: Small definitely works well. Pretty much all of my city buildings are either from City, Creator, or custom built. I don’t have a single modular set, and I don’t really want any, because I would much rather use that 32x32 space for multiple smaller and simpler buildings. 2: Another plus side to building the alternate builds in Creator sets is getting more pieces. I remember getting a gigantic caravan set and opting to build the alternate lighthouse build instead. I had a decent supply of parts after that, including some doors I could use in custom buildings. 3: I’ve tried to make backings for some of my buildings, but I don’t tend to do it too often. 4: Another good place to look is yard sales. They are basically the best place to get cheap Lego if you don’t care what you get. Granted, you might end up with a lot of stuff from series’s you don’t care about, but you could also find good sets to use in your city, like when I found a Classic house and a Friends bakery in my most recent haul. 5: Even though I mostly use official Lego, I do think baseplates are the best thing to go bootlego on. My winter village uses bootlego baseplates for instance.

[@WearilyCorrect]

What base plates do you use?

[@WiiMusicBooster]

@@WearilyCorrect I mostly use official ones, but for my winter village, I use ones I got at a small toy shop. I can’t remember the brand though.

[@yasirbilloo1143]

Good job with the video and excellent tips on Lego City your first build! Learned the hard way myself but will be following your work :) Lots of support and appreciation from Pakistan!

[@billnye69]

How do I get the new road plates to be at the same level as my modular buildings? The road plates are double the thickness of the baseplate for modular buildings.

[@NewBrickerton]

Baseplate is about 1/3rd a plate. Road plate is the thickness of two plates and a tile. Cheapest option: use foam core to elevate the modular building. Standard foam core used for science fair project displays is the perfect thickness to lift the buildings. See Jang Bricks video on this for an example. Second option: underneath modular building, place a baseplate and one plate of thickness around the corners for the modular building to rest on it. It will be the perfect height. Most expensive option: build everything in a MILS system. That's a very good question. I might make a video about this.

[@pandet]

just found your channel and I love it. keep up the good work my guy

[@NewBrickerton]

That's the utmost compliment. Glad to have you in the community, and thank you!!

[@Seriously983]

I like this, Thanks for the video

[@Volvo740Ro]

And this video started this mans whole career

[@desertcastle1194]

Thank you for your tips! Also I liked the quality of the video

[@NewBrickerton]

Thank you so much!!

[@AlyssaCowan-p2w]

i have a brother who has a lego city your tips help him with his city alot he loves your videos

[@NewBrickerton]

That is amazing! Thank you for the comment, and glad he likes the videos!

[@sniperproductions0]

Okay, there are these brands at the dolalr tree, where it's 1 dollar, and they have brown, gray, green, white colors! they also sell bricks and look identical so this could be a good one

[@NewBrickerton]

That's awesome! Thank you for the tip.

[@sniperproductions0]

@@NewBrickerton You're welcome! The only difference i noticed was it didn't say Lego and had a weird little circle in one of the studs.

[@AliceWhimsicott]

I found your channel from this video. My daughter and I are just starting to collect legos and other compatible blocks. I love your videos and I plan to binge watch all your videos and following your instagram. 😄

[@NewBrickerton]

Thank you very much! Welcome! Glad you like the videos!

[@TheBrick_Collector]

Your LEGO CITY is just perfection and extravagant

[@adrianjones4812]

I did not have that much Lego when I was a kid and as I got older I wanted to create a town or cityscape. I reduced the scale so my city looked more realistic and the need to use every last piece drove creativity. I wish I had a big empty garage and thousands of bricks because I would be building my own mini New York.

[@palmbricks]

Very interessting video. First time I see the page rebrickable. Very useful

[@fmr2505]

Woooooo! I havnt watched it yet but I’m excited

[@NewBrickerton]

Thank you HyperFish! Hope you enjoyed. Love your name!

[@fmr2505]

@@NewBrickerton hehe love ur vids, u inspired me to build a Lego city too

[@NewBrickerton]

@@fmr2505 That's amazing. I'm glad to have you in this community, please let me know if there's any topics I should make a vid on!

[@fmr2505]

@@NewBrickerton Of course! Thank you for your help :D

[@WMARUoriginal]

Great tips! Alternate bricks are great for starting out your see if MOCs are going to be a long term thing for you. If it is then switching out your real Lego makes better sense

[@joseluissoaresserodio3495]

Tip nr 5 is debatable, I would not consider other brands, but that's me. The others are 100% accurate, I would suggest only to refer the Pick & Brick Wall if you have a LEGO store close to you. Cheap and excellent value for the quantity and parts you have accessible.

[@NewBrickerton]

Tip 5 is hecka debatable. It's up to everyone's personal preference! Thanks for the comment and also for the open mind.

[@WildApple_OP-Plays]

Yes it is up to anyone, but for me, alternative bricks are one of the few options, I have.

[@MaryAnneBrifman56]

Thank you so much Michael!

[@NewBrickerton]

Thank you Mary Anne!

[@Asf-if]

I was looking at the top of his head then he immediately explained his sunburn situation. Cool, so I won’t be distracted.

[@loricannell3368]

I just started to collecting legos at 63 years old lol, better late than never, but didn’t realize how expensive legos are. So starting small and love your tips for starting out, great ideas ! Thanks!

[@NewBrickerton]

Welcome to the hobby, it's expensive but rewarding!!

[@davidstrachan734]

I'm 66 and just got a lego train for Christmas ! What a hoot!! On Thursday I' going to the Lego store in Ottawa to start adding!

[@KirstyM100]

Levels are a great idea to give depth and character. You can build it with timber and frame in lego

[@royal-_-deqth2978]

Thank you so so much man, this helps me a lot, without u I would have spend a lot of money but u showed me the right ways what to buy like the houses for 47$ are perfect man! Keep it up, good video!

[@NewBrickerton]

Thanks so much for the kind comment man, I truly appreciate it.

[@Zepherian]

My lego cities back when I was a kid were also done on a budget. The way I did it was instead of minifig scale I went 1:1000. And I would look at it from far away. While blurring my eyes. All I needed was a creator set :p

[@NewBrickerton]

It's all about the creativity, and working with what you got. Thank you for sharing!

[@Blobgame]

Thanks for helping me. I have a big city now Thanks again 😊

[@NewBrickerton]

Happy to help! Thanks for the comment!

[@melterofsnowflakes]

I started a Lego City park with the RV Camper, Horse Trailer, and few other smaller City sets. Then got the noodle shop last year, added some other smaller sets, like fire engines, police cars, small vehicle sets. Then put each of those on the large gray plates. I've aldo built a Space "city" that I call Lego Gate -1. I took parts left over from a Dimensions started set, some Mars sets, City Space sets. Plus a spaceship made from the Space Station and pre-owned Mars Shuttle that I got for $15USD. I have used a few off-brand plates, just because I could get them for $1.25 each. Though I do keep my Mego-Blok in a different storage. The small plates are a good way to display sets that might be small, like I was given a couple of Freinds sets. I put those on their own plate to display. I was asked last year to create a Christmas themed centerpiece of a luncheon, so I used a couple of Space crater plates (the 1978-79 versions) and built a pretty large display on those with trees, presents, a couple of trains, and lots of people. It's even lighted. For displaying, I used a bookshelf in my bedroom for the Park and City dioramas. The large gray plates fit perfectly with room left over to park some vehicles. With Lego, the sky's NOT the limit.

[@florian6259]

I don't even care about city building and I LOVED THIS VIDEO ! Keep going it's awesome !

[@NewBrickerton]

This comment warms my heart. Thanks alot my friend!

[@florian6259]

@@NewBrickerton it is my pleasure !

[@F1yers]

May you please update the link on the old style road plates I would be really appreciative

[@chrisbboo]

another idea that might not appeam to everyone but certainly helps those on a budget: just build micro scale. works fine for me

[@aaaah4866]

that was some great tips and btw amazing editing and setup

[@NewBrickerton]

Thank you so much!!

[@MLBTodaydaily]

This video helped so much i just finished sorting my lego and i didnt know where to go from there but the video helped

[@soupmaid4485]

I have been building my city for like 1-2 years but have never been to serious about it since all the good Lego buildings are super expensive and I agree with off brand Lego websites. I started looking at off brand website a month ago and it made me start to get serious about my city like I got a very nice coffee shop that was 2 story’s tall and a full plate size big for about $80 and it had super good interior. Idky lego doesn’t sell their stuff for cheaper with how cheap other people sell their stuff.

[@sarahbrinley7501]

Use duplo for filling in areas. They actually match up size wise with Lego. So say you are building a mountain, you can fill it with duplo. Also, the Lego boxes from ikea work for this as well! You can make a facade of a building around it.

[@brck03_08]

here from the Philippines, 15yo TFOL. Ended up buying 3 authentic LEGO sets and buying alternatives made from HK and elsewhere 😂😂

[@Glorzo]

This randomly came up in my recommends and I'm so happy I clicked on it

[@NewBrickerton]

That means the most. Thank you so much!

[@Glorzo]

@@NewBrickerton no worries!! Keep up the good content!!

[@radeadcool]

OMG! 1:35 got me so much I feel to the floor laughting and then had an asthma attack! :)

[@konstantinkonstantinov3117]

Great reviews thanks for the tips!

[@brikbarn]

Good video and practical tips to help make a LEGO City or any large LEGO project more accessible.

[@NewBrickerton]

Thank you very much for the comment!

[@maxjustice1542]

Got recommended this video. Given the amount of detail you put in each tip was really helpful. Anything that saves me money is good for me. Also Checked out some of your other videos and just real impressed on presentation. You deserve more subscribers. Keep it up!

[@NewBrickerton]

Thanks so much Max. This is the utmost of compliments. Glad to have your kind words in this community.

[@andrejhelian9072]

I have over 200 lego sets even the special series. I made a big city but I cant realy connect it, bc I have a lot of shelfs, but only one table where is train. Do u have any tips?

[@NewBrickerton]

Is there not enough space to build the city on the train table? I feel like having a train going around the city is a great visual. Otherwise, you have to work in the space you are given. See if there is a creative way to rearrange the room so that all the lego can be in one central location.

[@andrejhelian9072]

@@NewBrickerton there isnt much space, i have built something, but still not egnouh space. I Will probobly rearage furniture and then we will see

[@NewBrickerton]

@@andrejhelian9072 That's a good idea. Let me know how it goes!

[@andrejhelian9072]

@@NewBrickerton ohhh, that Will happen in few years, i need to make money, but I Will contact u

[@blackjackmack4709]

I think one point needed is how "buy only what is needed" like remeber your old small off brand naval carrier which now has no purpose in the lego city since it doesent fit the city vibes/theme around

[@NewBrickerton]

That's a very good point. I have a full shelf of sets that I haven't used. Maybe if people are interested I can do a part 2, as I've already realized a few things I left out of the video. The naval ship actually became the base for the town sign as well as the Grey building the avengers tower sits on at the moment, so tip# 2: use what you have also applies here. Thanks as always!

[@tatertotkingstudios7579]

This helps a lot thanks

[@NewBrickerton]

Thank you for watching!

[@isaacmier7527]

Your my favorite out of every lego creator on this app

[@maryohayon5949]

This is defiantly going to help me a lot :)

[@NewBrickerton]

thank you for the comment! Glad that you liked the video Mary.

[@lumi55315]

Man when i found out that the lego Passenger plane, Lego Police station, and lego chima sets that i had back in my childhood were rare, that just made me depressed. Aint no way they're sitting in some landfill now in a garbage bag instead of built in my room. Damn myself. (This was like 2012. Just goes to show you how fast lego sets become inaccessible.)

[@LegoCollector30]

That is so nice. I am Friendly KZbin Supporter who is 100% proud to be related in all the Legos. 👍 🙂

[@_Kev_n]

Yessir, other brands will make ya $ go way further.. think about it; do you want a city OR do you want every brick to be say “LEGO”? Don’t get lost in the leaves you won’t see the tree, n don’t get lost in the tree you won’t see the forest. 🔥 video

[@mashaovechkina1357]

Could you please say how many they cost

[@orangebullet1]

Hello, I just found and subscribed to your channel. Great tips. My son who's 6 and I want to start a small Lego village. we only have around 50ish sq ft to work with at the moment. Smart idea to start small and to not get overwhelmed with wanting the larger modular builds.

[@SaadForGaming7]

I never bought Lego (except for Duplo) nor played with them very long ago, but I really wat h a lot of Lego content and I want to start out really soon. I got discouraged because of the price tag of the sets... But now, this video showed me a brighter cost effective side to this hobby, Thank you!

[@NewBrickerton]

glad you like it! it's all about what you make of it. thanks for the comment!

[@barbiegirl-gc3ds]

My city is a town complete with a park farm pier with fish seller and and castle to visit. All my builds are mocs including houses and garages. I only make mocs with exception of the firetruck and the vet ambulance. I also have captain Americas bike but forgot about that. The fire truck was two combined sets. Sadly the garage didn't work out. I also have a dog park and a dinner theater/Jazz club. There is even a spooky forest and hidden fishing spot.

[@onewaytochrist]

So what if all the tables I have for my LEGO are all used?

[@sebatonin]

awesome video thanks

[@NewBrickerton]

thank you!

[@vincentking2552]

I know that this is nearly a year out of date, but in the UK there's a few different Lego magazines, they always come with small builds. Things like fire planes, police jetskis, 4x4, I even have a batman motorbike!! They're pretty cheap but good for details and extra pieces

[@mattscott8961]

Ha! I'm a user of kmart baseplates. Ground level of my layout is two bricks high then normal lego building base plates. You'll never see them. Only non lego I use though - happy to cut them and stuff. I use duplo for foundation stuff - save heaps of bricks. 👍🏻

[@EXTRAEDC]

I got the small creator toy store building and a "starbucks" Coffeeshop ^^ .. for now its just a street with these two buildings .. XD .. But please .. never buy lego full retail.. just whait a few weeks (or sometimes even days ) for 20-30% discount .. should also keep the cost down ..

[@BrianB10433]

Where/how did you get the road plates?

[@NewBrickerton]

I usually get mine at stores like Walmart, but you can find them on the LEGO website and on Amazon as well!

[@tezzadezza9174]

Great video thank you! I’m new to Lego and wow I’ve been missing out! I’ve build a few bits now - space station my biggest but I’m definitely going to start my own Lego city with your advice! Subbed and liked - thanks again from the uk 🇬🇧

[@NewBrickerton]

Glad to have you here Tezza. Thanks for the comment! Welcome to the community!! Looking forward to hearing how building your city goes.

[@tomgerrits2348]

This video sure has the production quality of a large channel.

[@NewBrickerton]

Thanks so much Tom. I'm really interested in video so I love to take the time to make it how I like it!

[@Year.round.sports]

Where do you get the road plates from?

[@NewBrickerton]

Road Plates 60304, or you can buy them individually on Bricklink which I've heard is cheaper.

[@swatiranjan6921]

Great vid!!!

[@NewBrickerton]

Thank you!! Glad you liked it

[@jemmawright632]

Brilliant advice. Thanks 👍

[@electricwave8710]

thanks for sharing this ,really well done!! keep it up :)

[@NewBrickerton]

glad that you liked it! thank you so much for the kind words.

[@Stud_muffin]

Looking for a hobby, model RR just too expensive to convert to DCC. I like puzzles too. I'm subscribing. For those upset abt tip 5, the video is how to do a lego city cheap. You can ignore the tip or only use in substructure where it isn't seen, just like using foam instead of Lego parts. Anyway, not ready to try yet, I have a few kits like the British bridge and Big Ben, but I like the idea of Lego trains and building a city around them and your tips help because it ain't cheap and like you said seeing these huge cities on KZbin is discouraging.

[@NewBrickerton]

Thank you, I appreciate your support!

[@Welshtractorboy]

Great tips thankyou

[@Fungisoup-g5c]

where do you find those roads

[@mburocity]

Great ideas - thank you!

[@patriciaayres823]

I am getting overwhelmed trying to design my city. I have a bunch of Harry Potter sets, Jurassic World, Prince of Persia and then some old castle sets and the black pearl. All my ideas are in my head and hard to visualize in real life. I don't really have a big area, just two card tables and a really long work bench. This video is helpful, but are their any other words of encouragement. Thank you for the info and have a great evening.

[@NewBrickerton]

It takes time. You won't have a city you are super proud of over night, just gotta start somewhere. Besides your jurassic world sets, seems like you'd have a good setup for an old world / medieval setup to start with. You can start with a nice MOC or small improvements to your current sets before thinking too much about the overall city. Hope that helps, hard to say much more without seeing all your sets

[@patriciaayres823]

It does thank you. That is exactly what I am going for a musketeer/medieval them with witches and wizards. For Christmas I got the Sanderson Sister cottage and was pretty much going to set it up next to the harry potter stuff. Thanks again and once I get some sort of layout I will send you a couple of pictures.@@NewBrickerton

[@kristinelace3765]

Thanks for the help now i can play more and be more interested 😊 you deserve a like and sub

[@NewBrickerton]

Thank you so much! Glad you liked it.

[@cosmicmariobrosseries]

Hi. I was wondering if you had any recommendations for where to get Lego road from as I don't have any.

[@cdbbricks4758]

Thanks! These Tips will help alot since im Currently building a City

[@justicejim39]

Just started my city finally. Long way to go

[@NewBrickerton]

That's awesome. Congrats Jim!!

[@ralphthelettball]

I started yesterday using lego city town center set andmy own building

[@C-Bryan-F]

Dollar tree sells basically every color of large baseplates for 1.25$ and its usaully in stock.

[@NewBrickerton]

great tip!

[@chelseyjensen]

Thanks very helpful

[@hornet-armoury]

Iv actually been planning my city and tho im not making it small im making it relitivly big and i cant buy stuff online or have a lwgo store near by over the years i have collected those so i have quite a variety of parts funny enough aside from doing the planning for the start im working on a island mostly brown nugget and tan colored which will be the citys dump island lol

[@fishtales2597]

Hi new subbie was wondering which tables would be best i live in the uk and our rooms are small to start with. Any info much appreciated

[@NewBrickerton]

Thanks for the sub!! The most popular table seems to be the LINNMON / ADILS table from ikea, it's about 55 USD. The most affordable for starting out would just be a cheap folding table.

[@fishtales2597]

@@NewBrickerton thank you will have a look

[@Simpsons99Gaming]

Great video love the topic keep the videos coming

[@cksbricks7791]

Great vid! Thank you mate ! - Chris

[@ilonaaleshchenko1130]

I am going to start now!

[@Welshtractorboy]

Fricking awesooome

[@reconwarroirthetrue1685]

How do I order from bricklink because I try yrs ago 🤔 and I guess some notification was supposed to happen never 👀 the bell and so nothing arrived from bricklink because I don't know how to ordered from bricklink can you do a depth info video on how to order from bricklink???? And also can 👀 on ebay can also check ✔️ ✅️ 😀 on that site as well.

[@JeremyCrayonHam]

im building a city with one light gray plate but i cant find that much 1x2 1x3 or 1x4 pieces but i think my idea for my city is a good idea