Digital Lego City: The Docklands | Episode 6
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- Опубликовано: 21 сен 2024
- In today’s episode, I’m going to start building a new section of the city. I’m calling this area, the docklands, and I'm going to start by building a large pier.
This was made in Bricklink’s Studio and Blender.
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The fact that this is all digital 3D blows my mind! It's so good. Loving these videos!
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I’m still like wait is it or is it real. Can’t tell
@@stopsign997he says it's digital but it's too real. Nobody can tell
I was like "I don't think those brick table extensions will hold well, oh nvm we're in the matrix"
But the sound is very bad. I heare a loud noise while speaking....
This series is going to continue gaining traction because everyone wants to know what they could build if money was no object. As more people start 3d modeling like this we’re going to see an explosion of lego builds that would have been logistically impossible before. New scales, new techniques, new aesthetics, etc. This is really exciting stuff
Minifig scale Death Star???
@@WilliamBrickswould probably take months/years and tons of space
@@jygako "tons of space" lmao. How many TB's are we talking about?
@@jygakonot necessarily, the Star Wars Lego community is HUGE. For something like minifig scale Death Star it wouldn’t get a one man army it probably wouldn’t be just 10 or 20 or 50 people either you could have 75-100+ Good builders working on it together
I actually haven't considered this angle, woah.
The story telling, the show and tell of the inspiration, the little test builds. And the resulting builds are spectacular as well. These videos are so so enjoyable.
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love this series
thanks!
1:25 I always forget that this is not "real", because it looks so good...
haha same
It messes with my head
This is the most impressive LEGO city ever! Idc if it's digital. The detail is immense!
This kind of digital modeling combined with VR for viewing and play would be an absolute game changer for builders all over. I really hope LEGO leans into stuff like this
Thank you for mentioning me. By the way: Very interesting project! 👍
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Happy to say I've been here since day 1, watching you do this is utterly amazing.
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probably my favourite lego series on youtube alongside brickcrafts'!
True. But "Brickworld" has a nice series too!!!
For your industry and dock areas, I would recommend looking at the Fore River Shipyard in Quincy, Massachusetts. It has its own short line rail system for servicing specifically the factories in the area, which include fertilizer pellet production and fatty acids. They are transported to a spur off of the MBTA Greenbush Line to be moved by CSX. It also has a really interesting history! I love this series, looking forward to what you put out next! 😁
hey! thanks for that location. I was looking at some pictures just now. Some good ideas!
Transparent green tiles on light blue plate looks incredible! I must try!
Loving this series!
glad you got some inspiration!
Digital Lego mind blowing idea I’m from Germany and actually visited San Francisco two weeks ago. I love the similarities job well done.
How could you render such a large amount of different Lego pieces at once your PC must be a beast xD
thanks! It has a 3090, so that helps with rendering. I can't actually edit the city with all the pieces viewable at one time. I only edit the portion of the city I need at a given time. Then I render with the command line. The GPU so far can handle all the little objects. The UI cannot :P
I appreciate the effort to make it look like you have some spare parts laying around while filming! Really love the Series!!❤
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This is insane to me. I've never seen a more detailed Lego project. I'm a huge fan and hope this series will continue for a long time. Great work man.
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The way I thought this was real. The texturing, reflections, and that so beautifully deceptive camera movement. Amazing content, cannot wait to see more!
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When I first saw your channel, I disregarded it because it wasn't real, but I'm convinced! This looks great and uber realistic without spending thousands on lego.
favorite series on youtube by far. Your attention to detail, the research, and the in depth knowledge you have about how the industrial side of how a city functions brings this to the next level.
and bruh i dont even like legos
Yea I thought the same. This man is very clever!
This is amazing as ever! Love the colour of the water, you nailed it! And this made me really appreciate the weird design of the SF piers. Finally, completely agree with your point about details in small areas than big repetitive structures.
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This is something I would see in the early days of New York City. I like ur build!
The fact this is all digital is absolutely astounding, amazing, incredible just wow!
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@@CanosieLabs you’re very welcome
Wow! I’m at a loss for words! You absolutely NAILED this! I’ve never seen such realism and attention to detail using Lego bricks, and digital at that! Great work and thanks for sharing! :)
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Your buildings are fantastic!!!!! Love them!!!!
With each new video I am constantly impressed. This is next level talent, for both the Lego designs but also the digital aspects and imagery. This build is turning into quite a work of art. Love the use of the trans green tiles, it has a murky, but not dirty, water feel. Looking forward to the next one.
thanks for the kind words!
Excellent, looking forward to those ships!
this is my actual favorite series on youtube. please never stop. you are amazing
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this is such a realistic city i keep forgetting its lego, let alone digital lego! Keep up the great content
Love your project 👍🏼 Great detail is the blue wall with OSB boarded up windows reminiscent of bob brickman 👌🏻
LOVE you using prototypes and their anomalies, and curating them to your layout. The fine details in the piers, especially the entranceways and the curved corridor between pier buildings... *chef's kiss* Also props for citing your inspirations, whether it be photographs of the prototype or other Lego creators. Keep this going!
PS> Follow-up regarding your curation... This is more than just replicating something that exists, you are adapting it to your layout, and you are aware of using methods such as compression. Love this, and have learned much from watching a shelf model railroad creator by the name of Boomer. You seem to have your artistic voice and approach to conceptualizing and adapting your layout nailed down, but you might be interested in checking out his reflections and methods nonetheless, even if it isn't Lego.
thanks for the comments and kind words! yeah, I follow Boomer and watch his videos too!
@@CanosieLabs That's awesome! I see you taking similar approaches/analyzing with a similar mind.
I love how you find old defunct rail areas and integrate them in working style, many people ignore these systems, even in defunct system. Makes your city feel real and have eras of development!
What a beautiful lego city you are creating, definitely one of the best!
Owning Lego's biggest problem: Space and Money. Canosie Labs: Hold my brick
I also look forward to the day you have to "move" your lego city cause you need more "digital space" to accommodate the size of your city in the room it's in
This is well thought out, I appreciate that. When I think of lego design I think of it as a memory. I don't think about a dozen doors when I remember something I picture maybe four doors and the rest just weren't significant enough. Interiors for example: I didn't go into the restroom in this building therefore I do not remember it so it's not in my build but I did use the bathroom in my hotel so that does have one. You don't need every single detail but just enough to convey the experience from the memory.
I am soooooo happy to see your videos coming out again, I'm always looking forward to the amazing work that you do for the layout. 😲😍
thanks for the kind words!
@@CanosieLabs is there a chance for you to do a video on the process of taking the built structures and transferring them to Blender? I would love to start getting some of my builds set up into a city setting.
I love your work, there is only one small point that challenges me : in the previous videos the train was going much slower and it was more realistic.
hi, thanks for the comment. It's interesting. In my previous video, the train moves slower..which is more realistic to a real train...but faster trains are more realistic to how real lego trains run :P So I'm still trying to decide which I like more lol
I'd love to see a video of just trains shunting and doing their thing. Its so nice to see them go down the lines you have built.
I have that all rendered already and it'll be the next video!
Dude, this is so amazing.... You really cannot tell it is all digital. Soooo amazing. Now, the next step once you finish all this: Rent a huge warehouse and build it in rl :)
man if lego doesn't fund the physical construction of this city when you complete it they're straight up boolin
Excellent production
Can't believe this is all just digital it looks so real, that I have to constantly remind myself of that fact. With this one I also love the non-lego Details in the Background, the building tables, the storage boxes for bricks etc.
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This continues to be the coolest concept on RUclips, and all beautifuly rendered too.
Your project looks so natural and real. 👏
thanks!
this is giving me Mini land but in minifig scale
one of the best cities ever
I love this series! The pier looks so good, I can’t wait to see the inside !
I see how your work inspires other LEGO youtubers. Bob Brickman's newest industrial building resembles some of your works.
So, thanks for the innovation and artistic vision you bring to the world!
thats cool!
I'm so happy that this episode is out. These make my day every time I see them, and as a former VFX student, I can see all the love and detail that was put into making this look as realistic as it does. Thank you so much.
thanks for the kind words!
wow you've done such a good job, your buildings look so good and realistic
Another awsome episode , always happy when ya post a new update.
thanks for the kind words!
This is wild. Fascinating work.
This is out of control awesome!
You my man, have some serious skills. I actually didnt believe this was digital, kinda didnt get it at first tbh. 'What does he mean, digital? this is pure lego!' Then I read the discription, mindblowing work with blender and studio. Wowsers. Even when it comes to details outside of the buildings and scenery, some random bricks and plates laying around on the table, heck even the table itself. again wowsers.
This is what you get when you add lots of money, lots of time and OCD together 👍
Good point towards the end about large repetitive buildings!
Amazing taste! And sometimes it's difficult to believe it's all digital!
Brilliant as usual. Criminally underrated, would love to try it myself if I could work it out 😂
I keep forgetting that it is CGI, well done dude!!
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This is ASTONISHING!
Another unbelievable video! You are amazing!!!
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I’ll continue to say it, so talented. Look forward to every update. A large cargo ship could be cool with all that water area
idk if you're adding little touches to the digital effect with each video, but it's somehow becoming more and more convincing of an illusion. on top of that, this build is just so cool
haha yeah, I'm adding a bit to the background every video.
Got recommended this series last night and just binge watched it all
I'm enjoying the hefty inspiration of SF Belt Line on this section of the build.
That's some awesome work, man. keep on going !
Thanks a lot!
Very cool man! Love the color of the water in this video!!
Thanks!
Such great work! This whole layout feels very lively, every building has character, every piece helps to tell a story! Great work :D
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this is some clever building, keep up the great work!
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looking great! keep it up, i love the fallout kinda feel of the build!
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Love the effort you put not only in the design but in presentation and editing! Amazing stuff!
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Great work (again)! 👍🏻
amazing builds! best city moc on youtube dude!
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i think im gonna learn blender after consistently being blown away by how good this series looks
please never stop this series this is so amazing
fantastic and beautiful work!
Still blown away by how good this looks!
Are you even allowed to call it Lego? I wouldn't want you to get a mail from their infamous lawyers.
Forgot to mention: Great Series by the way, I absolutely love it!!!
"digital" lego :P
Unbelievable that your channel doesnt have hundreds of thousands of followers! Amazing work! 😮
Very realistic
For as expensive as Lego is, going digital makes so much sense. And only takes up gbs, not a whole house to build.
I love this series! Amazing build again
love your build style, keep it up :)
This is amazing
Please make a making of of this videos I would be very interested in the techniques you use to make those videos look so awesome. Bumping off the trains look so real.
Yeah, I want to create behind the scenes videos too, just havn't got the time yet :( The whole train animation was a project on it's own lol That's partly why this video took longer.
AWESOME
Love your videos so much. I can’t imagine how much time you must spend to get the rights shots.
it takes a while for the renders...even more when I have to redo a render :S
The fact its all digital never ceases to amaze me. The building techniques are next level as well, no doubt thanks to unlimited bricks. Are the 3rd party tracks available as physical products?
Thanks!. I used Bricklink 3rd party tracks because they actually provide a Studio .io file to download in addition to actually making those track pieces.
5:58 I didn't know, that you watch brickworld too 😮
Wonderfull work
Would love to see a tutorial on the process. This is beautiful.
thanks! I really want to make some behind the scenes videos too...just haven't had time time :(
Honestly man keep it up this is so cool I wish I could do stuff like this, this is so good for people with A. Money and B. Space constraints Especially with how expensive stuff in general and especially Lego has gotten. I’ma day one it’s crazy to see how this has expanded pretty much just from a concept at the start seeing how everything would travel I remember praying for you to make more videos hoping that it would get the support and my wishes came true. I love what you’re doing keep it up man. (Ps also take ur time on it we know you've got shit in ur actual life to take care of none of us want you to get burnt out and stressed and just lose the motivation and fun you have doing this)
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Water front cafe/restaurant/shopping district sorts thing would be sick wouldn’t fit with the location quite yet but still (maybe on the other side/bank of the river?) including like a boat tours place would be cool.
Can’t wait for more “urban” / city scape stuff a really cool idea for the sort of industrial area maybe a garbage truck depot or bus depot, or maybe like a company that’s sells like, sands, soils, gravel, stuff like that y'know or even a small or large scrap yard
Massive port/harbour with massive cranes for offloading containers of cargo ships and just a massive container yard
Closer to the ocean a massive like “public” harbour with all those little wooden floating docks with a bunch of civilian ships docked y'know what I mean?
thanks for the comment and ideas! In fact, making a company that sells gravel and coal is on my list and I've been collecting reference pictures. thanks again!
Watching your videos is like watching close up magic. ik its not real, but the harder i look for tells, for a peak behind to curtain, the more i believe the lie.
This is good!
dude u deserves a million subs... better than the other lego city building channels out there...i hope u make it big one day and have money to build real physical brick city... maybe use non lego alt bricks theyre cheaper than legos lol....
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It's... beautiful.
Incredible, as always!
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pov lego city undercover 2 :D great job incredible :)
Plot twist: this is actually real.
Awsome!
wow