New Ocean Waterfall & Harbour - LEGO City Update

Explore the latest additions to our LEGO City, including a stunning ocean waterfall and harbour, along with a serene campground lookout overlooking the breathtaking ocean views. Extensive rock work includes an ocean and mountain cave providing a stunning location for the coastline lighthouse. Subscribe for more LEGO updates and get inspired to build your own city with these epic creations!
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[@CalliesBricks]

Your detailing is stunning. Love your videos - entertaining and informative! Will definitely use that rock work technique at some point as my city is small.

[@henrys_bricks]

Thank you very much, I hope it will help! Really appreciate your support and taking the time to leave a comment! 😃😁👍

[@hitthebricks5502]

Excellent work! Love the details and how it all came together 😊

[@henrys_bricks]

Thank you very much! It was really satisfying working on this area so I’m glad you like it too! I really appreciate your comment, thank you for watching! 😃👍

[@ProcrastinatinZombie]

liking the observation deck. Noice

[@henrys_bricks]

Really happy you like it, makes me feel like going on a holiday when I look at those guys enjoying the snacks and view! Thanks for watching as always! 😃👍

[@MinifigJez]

I love the small space rock work technique. I’ll just be off now to buy some dark grey slopes….

[@henrys_bricks]

Thank you for watching, really glad to hear it! Starting to lose count of how many of those I’ve bought! Campground update coming soon… might inspire you to buy more than you were planning!! 😆

[@JOSHSLEGO]

Great work! That looks amazing!

[@henrys_bricks]

Thank you, glad you like it! Thanks for always watching and supporting! 😃👍

[@TheBrickTwins2024]

Wow! Just discovered your videos and you do a great job on your texturing. All things we are learning. Thanks for sharing!

[@henrys_bricks]

Thank you so much, glad you like it! Thank you for taking the time to leave a comment! 😃👍

[@chrisgoffe5048]

..i loved boats water scenes i used to make kayaks speedboats fishing boats

[@henrys_bricks]

Thanks for watching, hope you enjoyed it as much as I did building this water area! 😎 🌊👍

[@JackStacks_1]

Looking amazing and very professional! Love the rock faces and the different water levels looks great too!

[@henrys_bricks]

Thanks heaps Jack, happy to hear you like it! Thanks for watching and for your support, really is much appreciated! 😃👍

[@chumley307]

So incredibly well done! It's a delight to see your city unfold. Thanks for sharing the narrow rock face technique too -- might work well in my city.

[@henrys_bricks]

Really happy to hear you like it! I love how our LEGO community shares ideas and is so encouraging!! If I am able to produce something that inspires others, that honestly makes my day! Thank you for your kind words and letting me know, I really do appreciate your support. 😃👍

[@lifesabrick5104]

Thanks for sharing the rock technique very good! The waterfall looks great but might be even more of a realistic illusion with some light trans blue cheese slopes or light trans blue round tiles pieces mixed in with the clear section of falling water there, looking good! Subscribed.

[@henrys_bricks]

Welcome! We have a really encouraging and positive community and I’m glad you’re here too! Thank you so much for watching and for your suggestion. 👍😃

[@thebrickfam]

Another great video. Love the waterfall it looks great 👍

[@henrys_bricks]

Thank you, I’m happy to hear you like it! Thanks for watching and for continuing to support, I honesty do really appreciate it! 😃👍

[@Zabadak]

Nice update with all that Rock en Water work. It was nice and interesting to 👁👁👍

[@henrys_bricks]

Thank you! Was tricky making so much dark grey rock look interesting, both while building and afterwards, so really glad to hear! Thanks for watching and your continued support, it’s awesome! 😃👍

[@Zabadak]

@@henrys_bricks Your Welcome 👍

[@jasonh8470]

I have to admit I wasn’t crazy about the waterfall at first but the finished product looks amazing. Great update my friend. I’m looking forward to the next update.

[@henrys_bricks]

I thought the same… every time I had a go at building it! Oddly enough, I tried all sorts of shapes but it actually didn’t look right until I made it fall quite straight, not what I was expecting. Making water with square bricks was very challenging and at times tested my patience! Relieved to hear a positive comment, thank you very much, your support means a lot! 😃👍

[@JOSHSLEGO]

Yeah same

[@ftbeat-ry2in]

wonderful 🌊🏄‍♂️🌞😊✌️

[@henrys_bricks]

Thank you so much, so glad you are still here and for continuing to watch! Really appreciate you taking the time to leave a comment! 😃👍

[@cozmocandy1688]

Nice work! Just subscribed!!

[@henrys_bricks]

Thank you so much and welcome! We have an amazing community of really positive and encouraging people here, so I’m glad you’re here too! Lots more to come, stay tuned! 😃👍

[@brickhouselego]

Yes Henry! As always excellent and informative. I was going to say do some cliff jumpers and then you added them. Superb!

[@henrys_bricks]

Thank you so much, always good to hear from you! As always, thanks for watching and for your continued support, means a lot! 😃👍

[@JoshZukerTravel]

Hey Henry! I was wondering, is it possible to have a chat with you offline if that is OK with you? I wanted to ask you, re how you get your height I can see you have timber boards on top of boards, and that way you create the depth, etc. I am struggling with ideas on how I want my mountain to be, and other building around it, and of course, I have ideas, but, creating them is trial and error but........ How did you go with this?

[@henrys_bricks]

Hey Josh, happy to chat, not sure what the best way is to do that? I have one narrow table down the centre of a wider table. I use kitchen cabinet adjustable legs from Bunnings underneath so I can get heights all exactly level. To build the mountain I just visually worked out where I wanted it to basically start and end including the height. I didn’t pre-plan everything, somethings just evolved as I was building. I knew which things I wanted to include (waterfalls, train tunnels etc). Laying out the train track early is also a good idea to allow room for corners. A lot of it just comes together as you go. Not sure if any of this helps? Some of my older videos might help too? Looking forward to hearing how you go! 😃