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@@Jaoqbdoqiz9191 who’s that?

@MinifigJez hes a minecraft RUclipsr

Yes, Lego has only made the helmet in dark grey and no air tanks on that colour. It’s the torso which is the important bit!!!!

Well done, as it seems to be sold out in quite a lot of places!

Oooh… a ram would be a great addition! I stocked up on white goats from CMF and grey goats from PAB, but rams would go better with the sheep!

@@MinifigJez let’s just hope lego includes a ram in a future CMF series/City set, that would be awesome!

@@Questionconfusion yes they seem to be quite willing to make new moulds for CMF figs, after all… we just got a cockatoo, a new cat and a wolf in series 27, so a ram isn’t much to ask for!!

The lamb is currently £1.58 on PAB but the sheep hasn’t been on PAB in the UK for a while, and when it was it definitely wasn’t as cheap as £1.50!!! BrickLink is currently saying that its average price is between £3.23 and £3.42

no, but if you go to my Rebrickable page, there are some photos from someone who slightly lengthened the car and added a light sensor. - I hope that helps.

If you got the farm and you got 3 of these sets means 6 bales you can easily dumb them there. Add 1 of the tracktor with the cart there. The rest of the sheep also go there. Puppies you can spread around. 1 at the farm, 1 maybe at the vet. I got the big city center with vet. And the other pup well there is bound to be a kid around that doesn't own a pup yet in the city. As for the parts that you are left over with set 2 and 3 the wood parts are great for making benches or fences. Not a loss. The red bricks are always interesting. The only parts that become kinda useless are the big bricks. But that is still well worth the price.

yes, it’s ok at £18 but and absolute bargain st £10!

Wow… so they were reduced right from day 1 - and you can never have enough sheep!

@ I snapped it up quick, I thought it was a mistake haha

I thank it was a great set I git me one. From Walmart and I whated it animals to

Oh no!!!! I guess other people have clocked that it’s good value!

They will restock, it will be available for at least a year, so no worries.

I had to laugh at “enjoy you sheep” !!!

Not exactly in Kebab form yet, but you can enjoy looking at them.

Good choices. I’m keeping my fingers crossed. Did you see my video about what might be a hint from Lego that blue is the next colour? You can see it here: ruclips.net/video/BW7pSo3mx44/видео.htmlsi=B6FWHA-5gxuNkh_4

Thanks!

More likely to be custom minifigs, with DIY prints of stickers. Lego hasn’t released a printed torso, helmet or air tanks yet. I often see different colours on eBay which aren’t genuine.

The babies have their own display… you need to check out my other video on them: ruclips.net/video/5OmAe2wYoro/видео.htmlsub_confirmation=1

How right you are... and oh how I wish I had bought a dozen 9v motors before Lego stopped making them!!!! As it is, I only have two of them... one in my 4558 Metroliner Train set, and one in my 4511 World City High Speed Train set. If they weren't so expensive I'd convert all my trains to 9v metal rails (apart from my 12v middle rail trains!!!) Currently in the UK there are ZERO for sale on Bricklink, and the cheapest one on ebay is £55 + £5 postage... so I won't be upgrading my trains any time soon! Do you run 9v yourself? if so, which ones have you got? Thanks for commenting.

I'm sorry, but if Gold wins the vote it WON'T be very shiny. Because Lego don't make Chrome Gold anymore. It will be like the image in the video, a gold colour but no more shiny than any normal Lego minifigure.

Yes, he was a really nice bloke, he told me it was raining outside, so put everything in a double bag, so it didn't fall apart, AND then put the extra bag on top too. AND then said he was happy to be in my video... so what more could I ask?!?!

It's a fair point, but something that never really bothers me! So many City and creator sets just ignore the issue of stairs! I tend to focus more on building exteriors than interiors, adding roof's or backs to Lego sets. But.. when I *eventually* build my Lego City, and this goes into it, it may well be something that I remedy. The house is now in storage, as I don't have space to keep all past projects out at home! - I have to keep space of rte things I'm currently working on !- But thanks for commenting, I'll give the stairs a ponder !

@MinifigJez 👍🏾😎Cool beans. This LEGO hobby does take up a lot of space.

A 2nd Firehouse set would cost a LOT as it was £280 new and since it retired, it's now over £400! - I do have the set, but it's in storage at teh moment. I seem to remember that I managed to fit teh Ecto 1 inside, but just moving some of the interior details around. there were lots of cardboard boxes on the floor, which herein teh way, and I though once I moved all those, it then fitted. (Sorry I don't remember as it was a few years ago) or I might have moved teh desk at teh back slightly.

​@@MinifigJezappreciate your response thx. 🙏🏾 yeah I remember when I first got the set. I too tried moving the boxes. Then the desks in the office area. But I didn't like the way it looked. The Ecto was way too close. When I watched the first film again. There was a long walk way from the entrance to the front desk. That whole space was long and wide enough to fit two Ecto 1's in it. I know buying another set would cost. I just really want the set in my collection, to be as accurate to it's source material as possible.

@@ShadowWallaceyt I can understand you wanting it screen accurate. I couldn't extend mine, just because of the sheer size that it would end up at !!!!! Thanks for commenting though. - Did you watch the part two to this video, where I sorted out the garden and exterior? You can check it out here if you are interested: ruclips.net/video/egVPuOxlWwM/видео.html

@@MinifigJez oh yeah. I just checked it out. That's why I was commenting. Another LEGO video i was watching recommend yours next when it finished. So I gave it a watch. 👀

@@ShadowWallaceyt Well, welcome to my Channel! It's always nice to have someone new dropping buy and commenting. Hopefully you'll like what you see and hang out here a bit longer. My channel is still small enough that I pride myself in replying to EVERY comment I get. So if you watch anything else, and like it (or indeed, NOT like it) make sure you let me know!

I've been to that shop a few times but I don't think I've ever bought form their PAB wall.

They are both GREAT sets. Did you see the MOD I did to my Sightseeing bus? I thought it looked a little bit too short, so I made it a little bit longer, and it only needed about 30 pieces. If you're interested, you can see it here: ruclips.net/video/rm9QVECVQtk/видео.html

As this video is from 2 years ago, the "Road" draw has grown to THREE road drawers... one for dark grey 1x4 tiles, one for Dark Grey 2x4 tiles, and one for Dark Grey 2x4 tiles with the white stripe on them !!!! I bought a new Binet of those drawers, and where my others are "bricks" or "plates" etc, the new one is "City" so the tiles for roads, the cycle path blue tiles, old style flowers, leaves, new style flowers, stems etc etc... Really useful as I have so many of each, it's better to get them out of the way of the. more normal parts! Glad you're enjoying the videos, thanks for commenting.

Can watch my baby versions video: ruclips.net/video/5OmAe2wYoro/видео.htmlsub_confirmation=1

You can buy parts from Lego.com in the "Pick-A-Brick" section Under the "Shop" menu on the website, there is a section called "Bricks and Pieces" you then choose "Pick-A-Brick" Here's the link: www.lego.com/en-gb/pick-and-build/pick-a-brick If you decide to build another car, you can just buy parts from the existing set. Here's a link to all the parts in the set that Lego sell: www.lego.com/en-gb/pick-and-build/pick-a-brick?appearsIn=60423 If you decide to build my power car you can get the parts list and instructions from Rebrickable: rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-191260/Minifig_Jez/power-car-for-downtown-tram/#details But the parts to motorise it are in a different section of the Lego website: Motor: www.lego.com/en-gb/product/train-motor-88011 Hub: www.lego.com/en-gb/product/hub-88009 Remote: www.lego.com/en-gb/product/remote-control-88010 Alternatively, you can buy parts either new, or second hand from individuals on Bricklink.com, but the selection will depend on what country you live in, and the people selling parts in your country. You would need to make an account. Make a "wanted list" and add the parts you want to the list, and then see which people are selling the parts you need. I hope that helps, and I hope you manage to make the extra car.