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4 New LEGO City Additions | Update #1

Welcome back to the city! In our first official update, we are adding four custom builds that bring a new level of realism and technical detail to the layout. From complex track geometry to advanced SNOT techniques in a custom electrical substation, there is a lot to cover. 🚧 What’s in this update? Custom Train Layout: I walk you through a timelapse of the new track placement and explain the logic behind the layout and how I secured the rails for smooth operation. The "Small Shop" Build: A look at a new single-level structure that will eventually become the city’s latest apartment store. The Triangular Palm Tree: LEGO is built on a square grid, but I challenged that by using hinge pieces to create a sturdy, triangular base for a custom palm tree—it’s so solid you can even hold it upside down! Detailed Electrical Substation: This is the highlight of the MOC ⚡⚡⚡. We dive deep into the engineering of a V/T, a dielectric fluid-based circuit breaker, and a transformer. I’ll show you how I used illegal building techniques, Star Wars ratchet elements, and SNOT (Studs Not On Top) to create realistic angled bushings. The Grand Finale: Stick around until the end for a massive LEGO unboxing! My sister and her boyfriend James donated a huge collection to the channel, and I’m finally opening the Pick-A-Brick (PAB) box I received for Christmas. 🕒 Timestamps : 0:00 Intro: The New Builds 0:30 New LEGO Train Track Layout 3:39 How to Secure LEGO Train Tracks 6:41 New Custom Building MOC | Small Store 8:22 Engineering a Triangular Palm Tree Base 10:18 Elements of an Electrical Substation: Circuit Breaker & Transformer 12:21 LEGO Transformer & Circuit Breaker Build (Illegal Techniques & SNOT) 15:20 Massive LEGO Collection Unboxing (Gifted) 16:14 New PAB box Unboxing (Gifted) 🔧 Techniques & Parts Featured : SNOT Building: Used extensively in the Transformer cooling radiators. Illegal Techniques: Using LEGO train track pins as axles for bushings. Technic Integration: Combining system bricks with gear elements and connectors for industrial detailing. 📢 Support the Channel : If you enjoyed this update, please Like and Subscribe to follow the growth of the city! Check out more of my builds here:    / @bricksnpins   #LEGO #LEGOCity #LEGOMOC #LEGOTrains #LEGOUnboxing #AFOL #BricksnPins #CustomLEGO #LEGOTechniques