If you want to make the bridge without supports in the middle, try getting the technic baseplates from the art sets and then instead of just connecting it on either side, incorporate them in the base of either side of the bridge, that way it isn’t just on the ends of each
Hey Coconut, you should use teeth pieces to ease the transition between the grey and white. It also adds slightly more layering to the messy rockwork style you're going for.
I enjoy people going more in-depth with their processes! Even if it winds up going in one ear and out the other, it's always a joy hearing people talk about something in such detail, because it shows how much they enjoy doing something.
So excited to see where it goes! How about you make some easter eggs such as clones doing snowball fighting, a Santa sleigh or a Wampa Cave judging by the snow!
You could buy some sort or black/space pattern cloth or tarp to use instead of black tiles for under the bridge. Edit: Forgot to say you could cut the 1 baseplate into many pieces to fit under the bridge and paint the table black or cut the tarp to place over the baseplates and cut around the bridge pillars. Your video was perfect dont worry
I like it when you go in depth with the videos, the background of what your doing, is interesting. I like learning more of the reasons you chose and how you intend to use the lego to show this.
Your rock work is waaaaay better than it was (and it was already good). I'd suggest the overhang teeth piece for the snow transition (15070) as well as some snot with angled tiles/plates.
You should make one of the supports for the main bridge collapsing from the battle and have guys from the maintnance bridge going to repair the support system mid battle.
I actually really like the more in-depth dive into the building process. I also think using the plates to create a more rough rock-snow transition looks good
I actually like the more indepth discription, I also liked seeing the rock work because I picked up some good tips for building cliffs. I would also recommend using teeth pieces for the snow. 👍
Awesome update! I love the in-depth. It represents your channel as it has always helped those of us who aren't the greatest tmoc builders learn more intricate techniques!
For the snow on the rocks, could you maybe put white bricks onto the hinge pieces? Place the hinges on the rocks and have them variably angled so the “snow” can create almost a wave effect to cover the harsh line.
Personally I prefer the more in depth commentary as it helps me think about how to do my own mocs if you get what I’m saying. 👍. Also I like the bridge being assymetric as it feels like a planned thing done by the engineers to help spelread the load of the weight. Great video as always.
With your previous build series, I could never really find any constructive suggestions to give because it wasn’t what I usually build, but here I have a couple things that might help you. 1.) Snow transitions on the rock work: I use this piece a lot to create a sort of dripping snow effect - Bricklink #15070. You could also use snot on the side of brackets to create that fading effect. 2.) Circles are tough, especially when working with blocky bases, but people have already figured this out for you - look up some Minecraft circle designs and build the bottom of the pillar with the pattern for the scale you’re looking for. Hope that helps! Really great to see you looking happy and back to building man, you were greatly missed:)
I thoroughly enjoyed you going more in depth. I have to say, this is by far easily your best rockwork in my opinion. I’m more excited than ever to see where this build goes! Also if you want even less black tiles, consider using 32x32 baseplates under the bridge
hello coconut im really happy that you started a new moc project and i hope that your life is getting better and better and dont forget never back down never give up!
Love it so far! Perhaps for the snow to rock transition you could put some light gray plates in between to have a transition from semi-snowy to fully-snowy
Woah a day ago!? Bro go deeper in depth man! This is a great thing you habe going on! Im digiging it. Stumbled upon this on the right time. I'm creating a desert moc with my son 😅
This is so awesome! I'm a big fan of Mygeeto and Ki-Adi Mundi, and am really glad that you are taking on this challenge! The setup you have planned for the moc sure looks promising, and of course you can finally do some rock work again lol I also made a Mygeeto moc recently, though I limited myelf to classic pieces like the old greys, it was really fun, and I tried to use a lot of pieces in creative ways. Looking much forward to how you will tackle things like the buildings!
Once this moc is done I would love to see a moc of peridia from the ahsoka series having stuff like the night sisters temple and the mortis gods statute’s. Obviously building mygneeto will be amazing but I’m always full of suggestions
Add 2x2 75 degree slopes with cheese slopes to top it of. Double fuss about the rock work to much because it won’t be that obvious little inconsistencies instead invest in more visible areas. Happy building can’t wait to see how it turns out really impressive how much resilience coconut has
Possible ideas/Easter eggs - turrets hanging of the bridge from BF2, the clone collecting the item for palpatine, a mini air battle and of course a moc from coconut wouldn’t be complete without Delta Squad on a separate mission.
I definitely prefer the more thorough video style, where we watch you build instead of just a more general recap! Keeps us more involved in the process.
If you want to make the bridge without supports in the middle, try getting the technic baseplates from the art sets and then instead of just connecting it on either side, incorporate them in the base of either side of the bridge, that way it isn’t just on the ends of each
He could also maybe have some clear bricks in the middle as support beams and since the planet was dark during order 66 it wouldn't be super visible
I want the supports underneath I think they are going to add a lot visually to the build.
@@coconutbricksstudiosadd clear supports to make it look more movie accurate
This is where the fun begins!
Hello there
@@Izzymations-OFFICIALgeneral kenobi
Masta skywalker there’s too many of them. What are we gonna do
@@mandjbrickstudiosignites lightsaber
@@Habsfan56744 *screams in youngling*
Hey Coconut, you should use teeth pieces to ease the transition between the grey and white. It also adds slightly more layering to the messy rockwork style you're going for.
My thoughts exactly
Oh I’m enjoying the in depth stuff. Building the UCS venator at the moment, so this is nice to listen to in the background
Can’t wait for more episodes of this new series!!!
Live the in depth rock work👍
Love*
The MOC master!
Hopefully this moc be better than the last one
as someone who makes small mocs, i think the in depth overview is amazing and helps with learning new things, though others may not care as much.
I'm excited for the finale!
I’m so excited for this MOC series man I’ve been waiting all week for it!
I enjoy people going more in-depth with their processes! Even if it winds up going in one ear and out the other, it's always a joy hearing people talk about something in such detail, because it shows how much they enjoy doing something.
So excited to see where it goes!
How about you make some easter eggs such as clones doing snowball fighting, a Santa sleigh or a Wampa Cave judging by the snow!
You could buy some sort or black/space pattern cloth or tarp to use instead of black tiles for under the bridge.
Edit: Forgot to say you could cut the 1 baseplate into many pieces to fit under the bridge and paint the table black or cut the tarp to place over the baseplates and cut around the bridge pillars. Your video was perfect dont worry
LETS GO!! WEEK ONE!
YEEEAAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAH BAAAAAAAABBBBYYYYYYY
Please do more in-depth talking and explaining on the Mocs, absolutely love it and helps teach myself and other beginners on the how to side of it ❤
I like it when you go in depth with the videos, the background of what your doing, is interesting. I like learning more of the reasons you chose and how you intend to use the lego to show this.
Your rock work is waaaaay better than it was (and it was already good). I'd suggest the overhang teeth piece for the snow transition (15070) as well as some snot with angled tiles/plates.
You should make one of the supports for the main bridge collapsing from the battle and have guys from the maintnance bridge going to repair the support system mid battle.
As a MOC builder I like the more in depth analysis whenever you do a timelapse
That Rock work Is stunning 🔥
I like the more in depth updates in between time lapses as it tells us how you go about building and is helpfull when building mocs for ourselfs:)
Love the rockwork!
Can’t wait for more updates, always love watching these on Sunday afternoons.
I actually really like the more in-depth dive into the building process. I also think using the plates to create a more rough rock-snow transition looks good
I really like when people go in depth with what they are doing
I like the in-depth building process because it helps beginner MOC builders like myself. So keep it up 👍 Mygeeto is looking awesome.
Love the in depth! Helps everyone better understand and translate it into their own building
I actually like the more indepth discription, I also liked seeing the rock work because I picked up some good tips for building cliffs. I would also recommend using teeth pieces for the snow. 👍
It is sooo satisfying to watch rock walls being built like this! it’s like good asmr for the eyes.
Love your content. And as a dabbler in LEGO… I appreciate the massive amount of bricks and pieces😊
Awesome update! I love the in-depth. It represents your channel as it has always helped those of us who aren't the greatest tmoc builders learn more intricate techniques!
Thanks for the feedback.
I love the in-depth analysis, the more lego content the better
It is so great to have you back. I love how in depth you go with your methods
You did Such a good job with your rock work and yes I like it when you go in depth
In depth videos are much more enjoyable! We can learn something and understand your building process
Weekly moc series is back!!! This is a cool battle and I always wanted to see it LEGO form! Good Luck with the series sir.
Thank you sir.
Cant wait to see where this goes and the snow will fit in nicley moving into November
Legend! Love the series so far bro. Keep the work up
Very very exited, and I do enjoy the little in depth details you add, it helps me understand your building process and what style you build in.
Instead of tiling off the bottom below the bridge you could use wool and some LEDs to create thunder
True. Good idea
@@SaturnStudiosKAP Sorry Bro you are 8 months late
@@rosinenbrotchen6807 like I didn’t know that
Awesome, I can not wait to see it done!!!
I like the In depth
Lego needs more round pieces
Yessss!!! Lets gooo!!
Awesome to have you building again
I enjoy the depth as well
I enjoy when you go in depth on your building process
For the snow on the rocks, could you maybe put white bricks onto the hinge pieces? Place the hinges on the rocks and have them variably angled so the “snow” can create almost a wave effect to cover the harsh line.
Continue going in-depth please. It helps me learn a lot
Guess who's back! Back again! Coconut's back. Tell a friend!
Emimimimimimimem
I like the in depth. It helps me see what it will be!
Yeah, for right now the update on true rock work can be more concise. Unless you use a new neat little method for it. Cannot wait!
That's a good start
Hi coco this looks great and I love the video
Nice build and video. Love projects like this.
Personally I prefer the more in depth commentary as it helps me think about how to do my own mocs if you get what I’m saying. 👍. Also I like the bridge being assymetric as it feels like a planned thing done by the engineers to help spelread the load of the weight. Great video as always.
The supports have been growing on me I think I will keep them as is.
With your previous build series, I could never really find any constructive suggestions to give because it wasn’t what I usually build, but here I have a couple things that might help you.
1.) Snow transitions on the rock work: I use this piece a lot to create a sort of dripping snow effect - Bricklink #15070. You could also use snot on the side of brackets to create that fading effect.
2.) Circles are tough, especially when working with blocky bases, but people have already figured this out for you - look up some Minecraft circle designs and build the bottom of the pillar with the pattern for the scale you’re looking for.
Hope that helps! Really great to see you looking happy and back to building man, you were greatly missed:)
Thanks for the suggestions.
Awesome video man, looking forward to this MOC
I like it when you go in depth is explains everything your doing.
I thoroughly enjoyed you going more in depth. I have to say, this is by far easily your best rockwork in my opinion. I’m more excited than ever to see where this build goes! Also if you want even less black tiles, consider using 32x32 baseplates under the bridge
Happy that you’re back, keep your head up boy
In depth for builds for sure! Keep it up 👍
I like how your bridge support looks without being symmetrical
It looks intentional and sculptural - like Gotham
hello coconut im really happy that you started a new moc project and i hope that your life is getting better and better and dont forget never back down never give up!
Please go in depth I love learning about how you put the moc together
i like the in depth overviews, as it helps me with my mocs i want to build and gives me ideas. the rock wall is looking really good though!
Love it so far! Perhaps for the snow to rock transition you could put some light gray plates in between to have a transition from semi-snowy to fully-snowy
Hadn't thought of that thanks.
I like when u go in depth explaining what you do because I learn a lot and just learned so much about rock building just in the this video!
I like it better when you share your thought process
The moc cycle begins, yet again!
Such a legendary moment
I liked the overview
For the snow gradient you could try white teeth pieces (look at chima sets) idk what they're called. 👍
That's a cool idea thanks.
Woah a day ago!? Bro go deeper in depth man! This is a great thing you habe going on! Im digiging it. Stumbled upon this on the right time. I'm creating a desert moc with my son 😅
Hey Coconut bricks, if you see this could you add a confused imperial snowtrooper in the middle of the battle? Thanks.
for inspiration on the snowy mountain look i think rich boy jays starkiller base moc is perfect
hey Coconut, really great video, Like it when you go in-depth with what your doing and it has help me a ton with my Lego mocs.
I'll been waiting this moment all week
Remember me when youre done
This is so awesome! I'm a big fan of Mygeeto and Ki-Adi Mundi, and am really glad that you are taking on this challenge! The setup you have planned for the moc sure looks promising, and of course you can finally do some rock work again lol
I also made a Mygeeto moc recently, though I limited myelf to classic pieces like the old greys, it was really fun, and I tried to use a lot of pieces in creative ways. Looking much forward to how you will tackle things like the buildings!
Tbh i enjoy all your content. Tutorials and moc updates
Once this moc is done I would love to see a moc of peridia from the ahsoka series having stuff like the night sisters temple and the mortis gods statute’s. Obviously building mygneeto will be amazing but I’m always full of suggestions
2 years ago you made a video of the UFO 1990 you see
LETTTSSSS GOOO
When u see all the tiles you know its going to be a good build
Add 2x2 75 degree slopes with cheese slopes to top it of. Double fuss about the rock work to much because it won’t be that obvious little inconsistencies instead invest in more visible areas. Happy building can’t wait to see how it turns out really impressive how much resilience coconut has
I like it when you go in depth
its cool to start watching one of your build series at the beginning for the first time. good progress. ya white lego brick can be a pain.
let's go first week of building mygeeto!
Onestly I like it more when you go in the depts of your building
This is one of my favorite battles in star wars keep up the good work and I just made my clone trooper base
I like the in-depth building
I like in depth so I can potentially use some of the techniques that you use
Possible ideas/Easter eggs - turrets hanging of the bridge from BF2, the clone collecting the item for palpatine, a mini air battle and of course a moc from coconut wouldn’t be complete without Delta Squad on a separate mission.
This is gonna be great! Another banger moc series form Coconut
I definitely prefer the more thorough video style, where we watch you build instead of just a more general recap! Keeps us more involved in the process.
Now i have something to look foward to while in school
The clones actually have their own version of the E-web, they have 4 legs instead of 3 so they’re a little more LEGO friendly.
Nice starting
Coconut bricks your Videos are already perfect
I love it so far
Looks clean