Maaaan, your city is wonderful! I'm just starting on my Lego city journey and it looks like I'm going to have similar space limitations to you. This video was really inspiring. I bought a bunch of the new road plates and have been wondering how best to integrate them. It's definitely something along these lines, thank you!
You could put the lane markers in the middle of two road plates to make a really wide road. Then the curb on the edge won't be as much of a problem. There's not really enough space in your current city but it's an option for those who want a large road easy.
I have a few questions: 1) I'm assuming your city is on MILS plates? 2) I really like the look of the Light Bluish Gray for the sidewalks, would it be okay if I did that as well in my city?
I use a modified MILS technique. I’ll post a video demonstrating this soon. And of course, you can use light bluish gray sidewalks. I think it looks more natural.
@MrBookieboo the reason that they use dark bluish grey is because they use the same material as their roads in Billund, Denmark, and the designers who live there are just imitating what they know. In North america, we have lighter sidewalks, so we view it as more natural. Thanks for the permission to copy you, though! I'm still early enough in my building that I can definitely do that! My city is only 4.5 baseplates long at the moment, with 1.5 baseplates being a moc I made.
Maaaan, your city is wonderful! I'm just starting on my Lego city journey and it looks like I'm going to have similar space limitations to you. This video was really inspiring. I bought a bunch of the new road plates and have been wondering how best to integrate them. It's definitely something along these lines, thank you!
After two years of hints and glimpses, we get the masterclass in how to build out these curbs!
Thanks, Mark!
Thanks Daniel!
Love yours vlogs! 😊
Thank you!
Excellent video really found it helpful.
Thank you!
You could put the lane markers in the middle of two road plates to make a really wide road. Then the curb on the edge won't be as much of a problem. There's not really enough space in your current city but it's an option for those who want a large road easy.
Great suggestion! I really like the modularity of these new roads.
The curbs look great, thank you for the tutorial!
Thank you for watching 😊
Really helpful ! Thanks for sharing!!
Thanks so much!
This is a really neat way to do it!
Thats Really! Cool Great! Tutorial. 👍
Thanks so much!
@@MrBookieboo 👍
I love learning. How do i make them meet the sidewalks? Of course u teased that infor... with yoir last sentence.... 😅
I’ll do a video on that soon.
great tutorial 😊
Thank you, my friend.
Nice i kinda have something similar, but not the drains. Good idea
So cool! 🤙🏼
😊
I have a few questions:
1) I'm assuming your city is on MILS plates?
2) I really like the look of the Light Bluish Gray for the sidewalks, would it be okay if I did that as well in my city?
I use a modified MILS technique. I’ll post a video demonstrating this soon. And of course, you can use light bluish gray sidewalks. I think it looks more natural.
@MrBookieboo the reason that they use dark bluish grey is because they use the same material as their roads in Billund, Denmark, and the designers who live there are just imitating what they know. In North america, we have lighter sidewalks, so we view it as more natural.
Thanks for the permission to copy you, though! I'm still early enough in my building that I can definitely do that! My city is only 4.5 baseplates long at the moment, with 1.5 baseplates being a moc I made.
how do i level my modular buildings to the road
Can you maybe record one day of citizen of your city ?
Interesting idea