In mid-February 2024, the Lego Garden Train finally started. A large train station with a freight terminal was built inside to go out into the big wide world from there. The plan is to build an extremely long and varied Lego train route down into the garden. It's going to be great! So stay tuned and watch the Lego train grow bit by bit!
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I have a question for you. How you do not lose parts in the garden while raining or wind or how some animals don’t steal them? And also good job on a track and tunnels and much more!
Hi! No problem, the tracks are fixed on the ground with some nails and the stations and terminals are covered most of the time, to protect them also from the weather. All the trains, vehicles and minifigs are stored inside. So all is very safe, also from strange animals. 👍 And I have a nice cat, she protects also everything. 😼😸
Yeah, that looks a bit strange. 😁 Maybe I will paint them black one day. There are only 12 volts on the lines, not the 230 volts, which the cable color could suggest! My cat wouldn´t like that also... 😼 But the power lines are really neccessary for the further Lego infrastructure, which hasn´t build yet. 👍
@@GardenBrickTrain but why? By using curves with a larger radius you would avoid using flex tracks which are usually only used when you cannot do without them, because they are very coarse and tend to derail trains
@@giothepilot9811 yes, in some cases you are right. 👍 But until yet its working, because they have the advantage, that they are smoother for the elevation curves. In case you have a steeper track at the beginning, the flexi tracks are more helpful, compare to a long rail segment, which can´t solve an elevation well. At the beginning I wanted to build at first also a route (to test everything) and after I can improve many segments until they are perfect. And I had tons flexis very cheap, so why not using them, if they work fine for me. I buy all my rails not new, only second hand. Other radias are not easy to get second hand and short segments too. Thats the main problem.
@@giothepilot9811 I think next year I could improve the high speed segment on the lawn site with better curves, like you said. Thats good possible...! 👍
I have had a lego railway very similar to this for 2 years now, and have been uploading it to RU-vid. Unfortunately I don't have the right equipment to do night shots!
Buen video 😁👍 del recorrido del tren 🚊 de juguete de lego, ha estado muy chulo imaginate que hicieras el recorrido con el metro 🚇 de juguete de lego pues mira hay también estaría muy chulo,😁 Saludos 👋👋👋👋👋👋👋 y muchas gracias por compartir el video.
Thank you very much! ☺ Yes, its much work, but it makes also so much fun! I have endless space outside and for my creations. And I had a need to rebuild my garden anyways, so why not a Lego railway. 🤗 Thats my childhood dream, so now I am living out what I couldn´t do as a child (that wasn´t of course possible at this time, because RC trains hadn´t been developed yet). 🙂
Wunderschöne Anlage! Dass sich aber bei diesem brutalem Hitzesommer nicht die Kunststoffschienen verbiegen.... gibt es auch Hitzeschutzräume für die Legofiguren? ;-)
Vielen Dank! 😎 Ja alles bis auf die Schienen wird entweder abgedeckt oder abgebaut und reingeholt. 👍 Und die Lego Arbeiter machen bei zu starker Hitze Mittags Siesta...😅
Vielen Dank! ☺ Ja stimmt schon, das liegt auch am steilen Hang. Da muss ich zuerst Unkraut entfernen (da wuchs mal eine lästige Brombeerhecke), dann abmessen, damit die Gleise nicht zu steil werden und dann das Fundament legen/betonieren. Der Zement muss jedes mal mind. 24 Std. aushärten, bevor ich weiter machen kann. Bei Belastung sogar mehrere Tage wie im Falle des Tunnels hier. Ja und dann immer wieder der liebe Regen, der alles verzögert... aber derzeit geht es ja und es wird endlich Sommer... 😎
