mikaelsol Posted August 13, 2022 Posted August 13, 2022 So I've moved to a new house and got myself a LEGO room where I'm building a town ... well, that's not the whole story. Besides the town I really want to venture out into landscaping and railroad model layouts, so that's what I'm going to aim for with this new "town" layout of mine. I'm documenting the process in video format because I just prefer to show my builds that way. Here's the start of the new layout. Quote
Shiva Posted August 15, 2022 Posted August 15, 2022 Welcome back :) Hmm, did I miss some of your videos the last month, here on eurobricks? Quote
mikaelsol Posted August 17, 2022 Author Posted August 17, 2022 On 8/15/2022 at 3:08 PM, Shiva said: Welcome back :) Hmm, did I miss some of your videos the last month, here on eurobricks? I've been selling and moving houses the last couple of months, so haven't been able to build or film anything, but now I'm back :) Most of us probably have those bins of LEGO with half disassembled builds and that kinda nonsense. I figured it would be fun to display some of that stuff in my layout, but how? A LEGO scrapyard of course! Here's the video: Quote
mikaelsol Posted August 21, 2022 Author Posted August 21, 2022 Happy Sunday, my dear adult friends of the LEGO brick. I want to have more tracks in my layout than I actually can fit, so I'm cheating a bit by putting in suggestions of larger rail systems. In this video I started the build for the tram slutstation! Quote
Man with a hat Posted August 31, 2022 Posted August 31, 2022 That's looking great. I like that tram and with the tunnel and elevated tram station you make clever use of the available space. And of course it looks nice. Quote
mikaelsol Posted September 3, 2022 Author Posted September 3, 2022 On 8/31/2022 at 9:50 AM, Man with a hat said: That's looking great. I like that tram and with the tunnel and elevated tram station you make clever use of the available space. And of course it looks nice. Thanks, mate! More is in the works! I'm working on a mountain, and using an IKEA table as a base, but also LEGO IKEA Bygglek boxes to build the skeleton of the mountain. This will be clad in bricks, plates etc. Quote
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