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Ive got this set for xmas and just finished it. You have done a massive upgrade on it! Any more updates? :)

Can have a jazz club.instruction manual for modifications.

Hi! I would like your advice on the Rivendell set’s dimensions. I recently bought the Rivendell set, but unfortunately, I haven't had time to build it. I'm trying to find out about the dimensions of the set (I'm specifically interested in the depth) because i making a shelf for it. The official LEGO site says 50cm, but several sites say it's much smaller than that, and the display case is on your vide looks smaller to. Can you tell me the dimensions of your case? Thanks for your help!

Great video's we are new to building cities how heigh is your riser?

Thanks for sharing your video's. We are new to building Lego city how heigh are your wooden parts you use to built the heights, what should be the ideal height

Vegetation is not bad,try adding more

Great sideways building technique

Why cant you make a cave on the side of it

Lego calls it like that

Omg did u used burp(big_ugly_rock_peice)peices

Очень круто, молодец! 🙂

Hi Michael, I hope you are doing well, please post more videos of your amazing project. It’s been quite few months since the last update!

At 11:00 "I don't know why this corner was the hardest of the four." The reason is because you are trying to do four difficult things all at the same time. 1. Level Crossing. 2. Diagonal Lego. 3. Lego track that a train actually has to run smoothly on. 4. Curved track. Just ballasting curved track can be tricky. Doing this at a smooth level crossing on a 45 degree crossing is wizard level 30 kind of MOC. For anyone else attempting to do this, I suggest you try making the straight section of track wider (longer) on both sides of your road, so you can transition to normal track ballasting before hitting the curve. Or just do what you see here because the finished product is truly impressive.

Miss your videos. Hope everything is ok

Very fancy foliage. Love it

The nature history museum is my least favorite modular but the bricks are great for MOC builds and your lights do make it look better

Love the alley and the options it can add to a four plate by four plate city block layout

Sasquatch. I was intrigued to see how. You’d scale this. The A Frame is my favorite set. I bought a second one to play with adapting it.

My Ipad is about to die so please like

Nice video! Btw do you have any instructions for this?

Great video! I also have the cabin and plan to make it smaller as my city doesn’t have enough space. Do you have any instructions? And once again, great video!

Great vid as always! Honestly my boss asked me to do a kind of impossible task by the end of the week and i'm not gettign there at all so... Did you know you're a 5/5 according to users on Favoree?

Das Museum gefällt mir besser. Die Proportionen stimmen hier. Eine große Eingangstreppe fehlt aber noch.

I like the greenery! It fits well, as if growing under the imperfect RR crossing is totally natural. You didn't hide your mistake (not really the right word there), you embraced it and made it a positive!! Good job!

Kind of like the wicked bricks version.

Sasquatch, excellent videos and Mocs!!!

Sasquatch.

😀 *Promosm*

Me encantan las escuturas que le has añadido a los laterales del museo!!! ❤ Y ese microscopio, parece mentira ke con solo esas piezas se vea tan real!!

Hate the idea of using the greenery, surely there’s a way you could have made that work. All the time of watching the satisfying pieces go down just for an unsatisfying solution. It’s so close to looking perfect.

A tiny train stop is a nice idea but looks totally bizarre. Especially in the middle of a rail junction. Maybe you could have a cafe patio on that back step. The trees look great. Keep it up👍

I love the layout and especially the little submersible display from aquaraiders, I personally grew up with Atlantis which was also an amazing series. I don't think having a train stop behind the station makes much sense taking into consideration that there is a train station across the street. It would also free up some more space for another cool abstract art piece

Is that your Lego basement? Need this clarified ASAP

Bruh just take a break if you want to 0:27

Definitely be willing to step back on the deadline thing. They can be a good motivation, but can just as easily lead to burnout, and nobody wants that! It'd be cute if there was a little Bionicle nod in the museum, but I understand if that's not quite your style.

Hi, I am loving your videos, but I want to give you some feedback to the editing in this video. While I do not mind seeing your face during the video because it gives it a personal note, I felt like you cut back and forth between you and the build process way to often. It feels a bit disorienting to watch and it makes it harder to take in all the stuff you build, because the time you see the building process gets much shorter.

Love the layout everything is coming together nicely! 🎉😊

Anthony Padilla?

Wards are hord, man

Loving to LEGO city layout

Not sure if it's intentional or not, but I'm enjoying the last few episodes more off-the-cuff approach to the commentary and intro. Edit: I was totally expecting 8:05 to zoom-cut straight to "Hey you, you're finally awake."

Michael, do you know that you have two distinct voices?

I don't think the train station behind the museum makes much sense.

The music from yoshi story had me dying

How do you approach the mod? You build the original set first and then edit? Or right from the start. I got assembly square all setup now. But thinking on splitting it and widen the gap between the cafe and flower store for a route towards the station i am building.