I watch him, Eliie V, Brck-o-motion, and All New Bricks. Each one is amazing in their craft and highly inspirational for building existing sets and customizing!
This series is seriously one of the coolest and most satisfying things I have seen on my life. I love the details, scale and just love and care put into every piece put down! So awesome, I would die to have even just a fraction of your talent. ❤
@@bjzaba But the vibe of the city is'ny really modern at all. The market and craftsman give the city a older vibe. I could see them maybe on a little more modern build ajacent to the road.
@@welcometogulag3405 Building is owned by a corporation that, as part of a PR spur, decided to make all of it's buildings eco-friendly. Building's owners are up to the fight against climate change. City officials mandated to building live up to power usage standards, causing the panels to be added as a cost-saving measure.
You really are a LEGO GENIUS !!! Your City is by far the best on RUclips.... The fact that you build everything from scratch, IMO, makes this city a million times better than ANY other Lego city on RUclips that just puts modular sets on a table. Keep up the awesome work.
I'm so happy you now have an English channel. I always watched your German channel at 2x speed since I would not understand a thing you said. I enjoy it so much more now, keep up the good work, really impressive.
Metro station sounds like a great idea, love this series! Will be interesting to see you tackle lighting as I'm sure that will be a key part of any underground build
Really great that you also have an English channel! I live in the U.S. and am learning German, but it's not good enough yet for me to be able to understand a native speaker very well. Fantastic work as always, Danke!
your building ideas and your city - so terrific. and I really like that you're considering accessibility and also just in general what makes for a pleasant city. I'd vote for you for mayor!
Maybe you can add some billboards ontop of your buildings, like your NordVPN sponsor. Hopefully you can get more sponsors to add some unique billboards, I think that'd look really cool. Or you can add a water tank with some air vents around. Either way, love the progress you've gotten with your city. Keep it up! ❤
@@Hendricus56 I was thinking of the Ninja Turtles when thinking of stuff to put ontop of building lol. Idk I think it could work, just spitballing ideas tho. Ik he bases most of his buildings from Denmark but from what I've seen in pictures, theres not much that goes up there.
@@Hendricus56 I swear he based some of those buildings from Denmark. But I think he’s German so you’re probably right. Either way I looked up those buildings too and the most I saw was antennas up there, so I don’t really have a clue what else should be up there 🙃
@@rowdybeast0809 I can't remember any Danish one, but he regularly mentions especially Austrian buildings. On the German channel he also included a Google Earth shot from a building he used as inspiration. And he is Austrian, that's why there is a stronger Southern German influence
I personally say that the solar panels ontop the new building is perfect, it doesnt match so to say, but the contrast adds a tiny detail that breathe life into the city. Solar panels irl dont always match the aeshetic, but in this case, it still works imo in a sense of tying the world down in a way
I like the solar panels too. You should make some wind generators like they have in Chicago. It's like a barrel on its side with a helix like twist in the blade.
This is quite the challenge! Those corner tiles are one of the best parts in Lego's inventory by far. Also looking forward to that 1 hour timelapse of the whole thing.
Wow. Hours and hours of work condensed into 8 minutes. Incredible... unbelievable. My first thought when I saw the building was "that kinda looks like Paris buildings in a Dutch city". 10/10
Honestly, I'm seeing Solar panels on all sorts of buildings these days. It stands out on older buildings, but it could absolutely be that the owners are wanting to go green. Plenty of small businesses would be keen to have a trendy corner building like that. Aka, it makes sense and has storytelling potential. Regardless, keep up the fantastic work dude.
Love that corner building and the angle you're going for. Its awesome how you create challenges like this for yourself! It'll be great to see your problem solving as you go!
I'm already imagining a full pedestrian road with shops on both sides, and a metro station at the end of it. What a great job you did with the building ! Can't to see what you are planning next !
What an amazing city you are building, it is unbelievable how skilled you are in the art of lego, Always look forward to your video's, and could just watch them for hour's and hour's.
something about your videos makes them so much more satisfying to watch than other lego related videos. love to see the city developing! (and your other projects too)
This is so super impressive, I really liked the curved floor design. SO satisfying! Very French esque building design, love the sand color with the contrast black railings. The only point of critique I have, is that it needs a staircase to the upper floors (Maybe it's easy to make a hole without comprimising structural integrity?) But knowing you and your interior design you will probably add this later. Nice video once again!
Holy moly, i think ive just found my goldmine of a series to binge this weekend as im resting up from work, and preparing for next week being another hectic workweek ! This is awesome, amazing build :) ❤
6:21 I’m a bricklayer and I found it really cool how the angled walls looks like vertical movement joints that are used in real brick houses to handle movement.
is it just me or is anyone else watching both videos in english and in german? watched the german one just a few hours ago but i couldnt resist watching it again.. weiter so👍
This style of building in Paris is called "Haussmannien" (Haussmannian if you make a English version). it was the style chosen by the Baron Haussmann that was in charge of the transformation of Paris during the second empire (1853-1870). this transformation was kind of necessary since there was a lot of medieval streets and it didn't help the transportation and delivery of good after/during industrialisation. They created big streets by literally destroying old building. One of the most iconic streets if you want to see Haissmannian style is Rivoli Street which starts at la bastille, is adjacent to the Louvre, les halles and ends at the tuileries garden.
The solar panels look great. They break that flat greyness of the roof. They may also be modern in comparison to the build, but to pedestrian the façade is kept from street level which is a very normal way of modernisation.
Adding modern flares to older buildings like solar panels is actually realistic. Building owners will maintain and update older buildings as much as possible, because that's much cheaper than building a whole new building. It's your city though, I'm not trying to tell you what to do, just giving some perspective.
Man, I just love watching your videos to my hearts content. You are by far one of my favorites and MOC is definetly the best way to make a lego city look realistic, not to mention your eye for details is impeccable. I hope you get an award or maybe a cake for this city. Stay cool, stay fresh and stay healthy, you're awesome.
It's crazy how what you're building could easily be just a real city with how realistic you are ! I suggest, about the roof, maybe you could put some kind of party, with speakers, drinks, hot dogs... Or just the leftovers, as if a party took place some day ago
Add fountain near new 45⁰ building, otherwise its gonna be buildings and green Plus to me looks like a building "if does become a jewellery shop" would have one outside ,then u could use a minifigure with instruments ,Absolutely loving the builds
I liked the solar panels on that building, just like we do in real life we modernize older buildings and sometimes the mix looks really good. I think you were fine
I love how 3-dimensional your city is. So many lego cities are essentially just a bunch of buildings sitting flat on baseplates. Of course, I understand that’s a much more cost-effective way to build, but it’s still refreshing to see something different
I think the solar panels look fine on that building. Hours of work for you - and 8 minutes for the rest of us - but your work is very much appreciated.
what an awesome dude. thanks for sharing your lego masterpieces with us, so that we may live vicariously through your skill and dedication! by the way, i love your glasses, and i think that they go really well with your hair!
At 07:30 that's what I call a PAB haul ! Man, I would have been so disappointed to pass after you in this Lego store 😅. Also, good idea for the jewelery in the corner building. You can even link your bad guys inside it.
Although extremely satisfying and entertaining, the main things I'm taking from your videos are design and structural ideas for my own builds. You are truly an inspiration!
I really like the solar panels and the contrasting balconies! They feel like they would have been newer additions to the old building as it was renovated over the years and add a bit of history and story to the building.
What a classy street stair design - I love it 🤩 And your building design is superb!! I particularly like the idea of having a tiled base to permit modular changes to the building selection.
I think the solar panels on top of the 45 degree building is a good idea. I think it adds just a small detail of modernization to and older part of the city, making it blend with the more already modern parts of the city.
i feel like an outdoor seating plaza and cafe would be a good spacer between the road and the building. that way the road can remain straight and the building still look natural.
Solar panels can be added to any building. As for age-appropriateness, one thing I noticed in Turkey and the middle east is that most buildings of really any age were outfitted with solar thermal panels. They don't generate any electricity, but do heat water.
Good solution and very atmospheric. I think the first floor would benefit by adding a door with minifilm using the door/fence as a balcony. That corner is so excellent for that purpose. (Not extending but just swapping the windows out with a door).
Honestly, every time you upload I get super excited. Watching your vids has become part of my weekly routine. I feel like I’m part of a great journey… the creation of the ultimate Lego city lol
idea for the outside part of the french/vienna style building: you could make an outdoor coffee/espresso shop with tables outside and either umbrellas or a green tarp hanging over the building.
The angled building is gorgeous! I think it would look really good with a simple chimney on top, probably something not dissimilar to those atop the recent Sanctum Sanctorum?
At this point, the only Lego videos I am watching are yours since your creations are just so perfect and nice looking.
I watch him, Eliie V, Brck-o-motion, and All New Bricks. Each one is amazing in their craft and highly inspirational for building existing sets and customizing!
@@carriemaxwell4695 👍
He is German, after all.
LoL. yes best city on utube for Shaw. .😊👍then Robin hood bricks UK ... Alix nunn USA .. Bricksie Canada. .Jang.usa.
Wow that roof build yousing the cream plate. An hinges. Nice one 👍😁👌
This project is a true masterpiece, it’s so clean and natural and realistic and it’s amazing
The last part of the video was such a treat. Who needs a green screen when you have a picturesque Lego background to vlog.
It makes me so happy seeing people who are really passionate with lego, and actually post videos frequently ❤️
This series is seriously one of the coolest and most satisfying things I have seen on my life. I love the details, scale and just love and care put into every piece put down! So awesome, I would die to have even just a fraction of your talent. ❤
wholeheartedly agree
I don't understand dying for something because then you can't use it
@@Slaymisi Yea same
@@Slaymisi someone never learned about hyperboles in school
@@Slaymisi wait that’s actually true….
I guess then I wouldn’t *die* for it, but i was exaggerating.
I wish I could afford a Lego city lol.
Thats why stealing was invented...
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I actually think the solar panels look really good. If anything you could always add some chimneys and maybe a birds nest for extra detail
Yeah, I think a mix of old and new can be really cool. Like the building has been adapted and used over time. It adds some history.
@@bjzaba But the vibe of the city is'ny really modern at all. The market and craftsman give the city a older vibe. I could see them maybe on a little more modern build ajacent to the road.
@@welcometogulag3405 Building is owned by a corporation that, as part of a PR spur, decided to make all of it's buildings eco-friendly.
Building's owners are up to the fight against climate change.
City officials mandated to building live up to power usage standards, causing the panels to be added as a cost-saving measure.
@@welcometogulag3405 Yeah, I was thinking that they could probably pull an actual city thing, and have a far modern office building, bank, exc.
Love the realism in your city, makes it feel genuinely relatable even if I'm on the other side of the world. Great work!
You really are a LEGO GENIUS !!! Your City is by far the best on RUclips.... The fact that you build everything from scratch, IMO, makes this city a million times better than ANY other Lego city on RUclips that just puts modular sets on a table. Keep up the awesome work.
I feel this was one of the best updates in a while. A perfect mix of nerdy technicals, pretty colors, and inspiring architecture. Nicely done!
Your city is coming together so nicely, I always look forward to your uploads! Thanks for the amazing content!
You're the only Lego channel I know that isn't clickbaiting children or reviewing the official sets.
I'm so happy you now have an English channel. I always watched your German channel at 2x speed since I would not understand a thing you said. I enjoy it so much more now, keep up the good work, really impressive.
Metro station sounds like a great idea, love this series! Will be interesting to see you tackle lighting as I'm sure that will be a key part of any underground build
Always excited to see another video! Your city is just so amazing!
your city is SO MUCH more satisfying than a city filled with premade LEGO sets. you make art my man. GG
Schön, dass du auch auf Englisch so viel Erfolg hast, hast du dir wirklich verdient :D
The diagonal roads are so cool! They add so much more realism to ur city! Also for some reason those stairs are to good looking to me!
This is beyond incredible. You’ve continually raised the bar and each new video is a celebration.
Thank you!
Really great that you also have an English channel! I live in the U.S. and am learning German, but it's not good enough yet for me to be able to understand a native speaker very well. Fantastic work as always, Danke!
Well, exposure is the best way to learn. Was the same for me with English as well
@@Hendricus56 Very true, I've actually been watching/listening to his German channel's videos to help me practice.
Its very common IRL to add solar panels to older buildings. I think it looked great, and it made the roof less barren.
your building ideas and your city - so terrific. and I really like that you're considering accessibility and also just in general what makes for a pleasant city. I'd vote for you for mayor!
Maybe you can add some billboards ontop of your buildings, like your NordVPN sponsor. Hopefully you can get more sponsors to add some unique billboards, I think that'd look really cool. Or you can add a water tank with some air vents around. Either way, love the progress you've gotten with your city. Keep it up! ❤
Billboards on residential buildings would look weird though. And water tanks as well. Aren't they basically just a NYC thing?
@@Hendricus56 I was thinking of the Ninja Turtles when thinking of stuff to put ontop of building lol. Idk I think it could work, just spitballing ideas tho. Ik he bases most of his buildings from Denmark but from what I've seen in pictures, theres not much that goes up there.
@@rowdybeast0809 Not Denmark, more Germany and Austria, what he mainly has around him most of the time
@@Hendricus56 I swear he based some of those buildings from Denmark. But I think he’s German so you’re probably right. Either way I looked up those buildings too and the most I saw was antennas up there, so I don’t really have a clue what else should be up there 🙃
@@rowdybeast0809 I can't remember any Danish one, but he regularly mentions especially Austrian buildings. On the German channel he also included a Google Earth shot from a building he used as inspiration. And he is Austrian, that's why there is a stronger Southern German influence
I personally say that the solar panels ontop the new building is perfect, it doesnt match so to say, but the contrast adds a tiny detail that breathe life into the city. Solar panels irl dont always match the aeshetic, but in this case, it still works imo in a sense of tying the world down in a way
Honestly, I really like the solar panels on the old building.
I like the solar panels too. You should make some wind generators like they have in Chicago. It's like a barrel on its side with a helix like twist in the blade.
This is quite the challenge! Those corner tiles are one of the best parts in Lego's inventory by far.
Also looking forward to that 1 hour timelapse of the whole thing.
oh my gosh, you NAILED that floor, that is really impressive
Wow. Hours and hours of work condensed into 8 minutes. Incredible... unbelievable. My first thought when I saw the building was "that kinda looks like Paris buildings in a Dutch city". 10/10
Honestly, I'm seeing Solar panels on all sorts of buildings these days.
It stands out on older buildings, but it could absolutely be that the owners are wanting to go green.
Plenty of small businesses would be keen to have a trendy corner building like that. Aka, it makes sense and has storytelling potential.
Regardless, keep up the fantastic work dude.
plus, it's a great spot for solar panels based on how much sunlight they'll get.
I love building Legos, you are my role model. You encouraged me to start a RUclips channel! Keep on the amazing work :)
Love that corner building and the angle you're going for. Its awesome how you create challenges like this for yourself! It'll be great to see your problem solving as you go!
I'm already imagining a full pedestrian road with shops on both sides, and a metro station at the end of it. What a great job you did with the building ! Can't to see what you are planning next !
It was SOOOO Satsisfying watching those tiles finish off that angle and it also reminds me of the Lego boutique hotel.
Always love seeing people doing what they really like.
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Even You Can Decorate Your House with Lego
I love this so much!!! It looks great!!! Reminds me of some of the buildings in NYC. You are so talented!
What an amazing city you are building, it is unbelievable how skilled you are in the art of lego,
Always look forward to your video's, and could just watch them for hour's and hour's.
Your Lego math is always satisfying but this video was more exciting with how the tiles fit perfectly on each floor
That angled building is a masterclass in design, I think it could be a hotel or a restaurant or something like that
something about your videos makes them so much more satisfying to watch than other lego related videos. love to see the city developing! (and your other projects too)
This is so super impressive, I really liked the curved floor design. SO satisfying! Very French esque building design, love the sand color with the contrast black railings.
The only point of critique I have, is that it needs a staircase to the upper floors (Maybe it's easy to make a hole without comprimising structural integrity?)
But knowing you and your interior design you will probably add this later. Nice video once again!
Holy moly, i think ive just found my goldmine of a series to binge this weekend as im resting up from work, and preparing for next week being another hectic workweek ! This is awesome, amazing build :) ❤
That corner building is amazing! Really brings back memories of Paris! :)
you've raised the bar for other lego 'creators' till such an extend that I would feel pretty depressed if I was them
6:21
I’m a bricklayer and I found it really cool how the angled walls looks like vertical movement joints that are used in real brick houses to handle movement.
Thank you youtube recommended, this is like therapy. Also love your home country, its beautiful.
is it just me or is anyone else watching both videos in english and in german? watched the german one just a few hours ago but i couldnt resist watching it again.. weiter so👍
No, doing the same for a few months. Is "double" the content (well, same stuff, more videos) but easier for him to make
This style of building in Paris is called "Haussmannien" (Haussmannian if you make a English version).
it was the style chosen by the Baron Haussmann that was in charge of the transformation of Paris during the second empire (1853-1870).
this transformation was kind of necessary since there was a lot of medieval streets and it didn't help the transportation and delivery of good after/during industrialisation. They created big streets by literally destroying old building.
One of the most iconic streets if you want to see Haissmannian style is Rivoli Street which starts at la bastille, is adjacent to the Louvre, les halles and ends at the tuileries garden.
Making my ideal city in lego form. keep it up, lots of good work!
The solar panels look great. They break that flat greyness of the roof. They may also be modern in comparison to the build, but to pedestrian the façade is kept from street level which is a very normal way of modernisation.
Hands down this is the best Lego city series on RUclips🔥🔥
The filling of the small gaps with the 2x2 cut plates bring me more joy than I can put into words.
Maybe put a wooden water tank on top the angled building like they have in older New York skyscrapers.
Watching you design/build makes me realise how much I have to learn about moc building. You're a great inspiration. Wirklichwahr wunderschön!
Adding modern flares to older buildings like solar panels is actually realistic. Building owners will maintain and update older buildings as much as possible, because that's much cheaper than building a whole new building. It's your city though, I'm not trying to tell you what to do, just giving some perspective.
I can’t believe the effort you put in to your videos! You should have way more subscribers, best Lego RUclipsr around.
I could literally spend hours looking at every single little detail of this city
I was proud of MY Lego city, but I have to bow to you and your inspired and amazing creation, young maestro.
Man, I just love watching your videos to my hearts content. You are by far one of my favorites and MOC is definetly the best way to make a lego city look realistic, not to mention your eye for details is impeccable. I hope you get an award or maybe a cake for this city.
Stay cool, stay fresh and stay healthy, you're awesome.
Great video! The angled building really enhances the city!
It's crazy how what you're building could easily be just a real city with how realistic you are !
I suggest, about the roof, maybe you could put some kind of party, with speakers, drinks, hot dogs... Or just the leftovers, as if a party took place some day ago
All of these videos make me feel very cozy ✨
The fact that your builds are amazing and are way better than most real world city’s is simply amazing.
Maybe add solar panels and plant life? It could be a cool modern re-visiting of the classic building style, integrating it into the rest of tbe city!
Add fountain near new 45⁰ building, otherwise its gonna be buildings and green Plus to me looks like a building "if does become a jewellery shop" would have one outside ,then u could use a minifigure with instruments ,Absolutely loving the builds
the passion plus research and attention to detail you put into this is what makes it the best, i love following your updates
Absolutely adore this series every week. Actually, it might be my favorite ongoing series on RUclips. I really do love it.❤️
Your buildings are just so satisfying...!
One thing I'd do for the flower pots at 0:40 is make some variety in the flower color if possible.
This is the best LEGO project I had seen.
I believe that a jewelry store would be great! The mafia could even use it as a robbery front in order to get the sweet insurance money >:)
you are one of, if not the best lego creator i have ever seen! thank you for sharing these videos with us all, and have an amazing day!
I liked the solar panels on that building, just like we do in real life we modernize older buildings and sometimes the mix looks really good. I think you were fine
I just finished building the Mandalorians N-1 Starfighter, and now i can sit back and enjoy another lego city update!
I love how 3-dimensional your city is. So many lego cities are essentially just a bunch of buildings sitting flat on baseplates. Of course, I understand that’s a much more cost-effective way to build, but it’s still refreshing to see something different
Blows me away everytime!
I think the solar panels look fine on that building. Hours of work for you - and 8 minutes for the rest of us - but your work is very much appreciated.
Maybe you could add a TV-antenna/satellite dish on the roof? Older buildings sometimes still have these & it could add some contrast
A rooftop garden for that corner house would totally work and completely be in keeping with the style and usage of the building! 💪🥰
what an awesome dude. thanks for sharing your lego masterpieces with us, so that we may live vicariously through your skill and dedication! by the way, i love your glasses, and i think that they go really well with your hair!
What I think might be a good idea for a bike stand would be a row of Dark Bluish Gray Life Preservers as those circular bike racks you sometimes see.
At 07:30 that's what I call a PAB haul ! Man, I would have been so disappointed to pass after you in this Lego store 😅.
Also, good idea for the jewelery in the corner building. You can even link your bad guys inside it.
Incredible angle matching! 😍😍😍
The solar panels actually blend the old style building into a modern city. I like it.
Although extremely satisfying and entertaining, the main things I'm taking from your videos are design and structural ideas for my own builds. You are truly an inspiration!
I really like the solar panels and the contrasting balconies! They feel like they would have been newer additions to the old building as it was renovated over the years and add a bit of history and story to the building.
When the Lego guy is a better city planner than most US architects.
That building you just built, along with the free area in front of it, just begs for this outdoor cafe terrace.
What a classy street stair design - I love it 🤩 And your building design is superb!! I particularly like the idea of having a tiled base to permit modular changes to the building selection.
I think the solar panels on top of the 45 degree building is a good idea. I think it adds just a small detail of modernization to and older part of the city, making it blend with the more already modern parts of the city.
i feel like an outdoor seating plaza and cafe would be a good spacer between the road and the building. that way the road can remain straight and the building still look natural.
Never watched a video of yours before, but your voice is awesome for LEGO building.
You should add a handrail to the stairs and put the skater or the guy on the bike on the rail so it looks like they’re grinding down it
Solar panels can be added to any building. As for age-appropriateness, one thing I noticed in Turkey and the middle east is that most buildings of really any age were outfitted with solar thermal panels. They don't generate any electricity, but do heat water.
Good solution and very atmospheric. I think the first floor would benefit by adding a door with minifilm using the door/fence as a balcony. That corner is so excellent for that purpose. (Not extending but just swapping the windows out with a door).
A metro station with a staircase going through the floor of the upper level would be a fantastic addition
Thank you so much for making these videos, I played LEGO as a child and even when I was 16, great stuff, keep it up!!!
Honestly, every time you upload I get super excited. Watching your vids has become part of my weekly routine. I feel like I’m part of a great journey… the creation of the ultimate Lego city lol
idea for the outside part of the french/vienna style building: you could make an outdoor coffee/espresso shop with tables outside and either umbrellas or a green tarp hanging over the building.
The angled building is gorgeous! I think it would look really good with a simple chimney on top, probably something not dissimilar to those atop the recent Sanctum Sanctorum?