How to Build a LEGO Train Crossing Using the New Road Plates!

In this video, I show how to make a simple train crossing using the new Lego road plates! Hopefully you enjoy this video!
Here is the link for the previous video in which I show how to connect the lego road plates to the modular buildings.
• How to Connect the New...

[@christopherwilliams9418]

I love how people are coming around these new road plates and showcasing all these creative ideas, it's a great way to really make your city look alive

[@GameMaster0025]

This need to be a set for 2021 the lego city train crossing set

[@moeandbubz4565]

ikr

[@anitrain]

I really like the look of this. Thank you!

[@1_Brick_At_A_Time]

Me too!

[@tilewithgroove8324]

This along with your other new road plate integration videos have made me appreciate the new system so much more. TBH, I prefer these over the previous baseplates, but the original early 80s road plates are by far my favorite just for the narrow width and color. To join the new road system to the old, I created a modular portico modeled on the Grand Emporium to hide the transition.

[@nobonesaboutit7639]

Awesome work man, this is beautiful!! I love how you figured out how to incorporate those slope pieces as a useful building piece. No more wasted parts. Good stuff !

[@bricksbelow6625]

Thanks! I appreciate the comment! I am also looking into other ways to use those slope pieces!

[@nobonesaboutit7639]

@@bricksbelow6625 i thought about using them for driveway or parking entrances.

[@1_Brick_At_A_Time]

Very useful and very well done video! Keep up the good work! Will introduce this into my city! :)

[@Scotty-ij6mw]

Great job mate, I have been trying to work this out for a couple of days before I invested in the new road plates, legend 👍

[@jongiedraitis854]

really good use of using those slope pieces

[@iceratt5478]

very nice

[@jdfjdfjdfjdf]

This looks fantastic, thanks for the tutorial! It's good to see those ramp pieces put to good use, as everyone investing in this new system will have a load of them left over.

[@M16Noir]

Great video. I'm going to incorporate this when I get my train all set up. With the amount of pieces I really don't see why lego doesn't just sell these. For 15-20$ people would definitely buy this ready made.

[@vincentwiddershoven2122]

Clever idea! Thanks for chairing it. 😃👍

[@Pigpugborj]

Love your profile picture! Very cool!

[@vincentwiddershoven2122]

@@Pigpugborj thanks!

[@theroaringbricks]

This looks pretty amazing👍

[@gregpizzoli1945]

Very helpful tutorial - thanks very much 👍

[@Revolver.Ocelot]

Nice! I was thinking about the same but you showed exactly how! Saved the vid for later use.

[@Pigpugborj]

Great video! Very helpful for my lego city! Thank you!

[@CarsSimplified]

Looks great! I had a similar idea but haven't gotten around to building it because I'm trying to decide if I want to go MILS or not.

[@Breyzipp]

Amazing job! Well well done!

[@unnamed154]

Awesome!! Thank you for sharing this! You got my subscription

[@gugildak12]

These bumpy road ramps comes with the new 60304 lego set. It's 3 of them. So if i buy 2 of them i got 6 of them.😃

[@andrewchapman2024]

This is awesome man. I didn't know that was possible, But I am glad that I do now. I would probably raise the tracks by one plate so the railroad crossing has a little more height. but I really like what you have done.

[@ryanmachdan6441]

this is awesome! how to build that rail crossing?

[@Brickspert187]

this looks great, but may cause issues due to how many studs wide the crossing is

[@therobloxplaneman8648]

Thanks!!!

[@moeandbubz4565]

nice

[@joevainthelavaplanet5964]

i dont have the train tracks but i can do a part of it

[@ashtothefireguy5432]

What lego set is that building?

[@exgardevior]

10218 Pet Shop

[@Yelis606]

@Bricksie

[@turbo_brix]

I don't like the new Road plates