LEGO Winter Village: Farewell 2023, Hello 2024!

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To kick off this year's winter season, I take a look back at the 2023 Winter Village and discuss my plans for the 2024 layout. I'll be MILS plating the entire village and creating a platform (with a tram tunnel) for Santa and his elves to live and work. Finally, I'll expand the castle lore with a couple of dragons fighting over the icy village land.
After breaking down the 2023 version, I take a look at some parts I have accumulated for the 2024, before starting on laying out the train track.
Finally, I ponder if my track needs ballast or if I can save parts and time by not tacking down the corners.
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@Lynxfan2 19 часов назад

Hello there, I am impressed and I am also wondering if you have any plans to get the LEGO Winter Village Post Office 10222, the LEGO Winter Village Bakery 10216 and/or the LEGO Winter Village Toy Shop 10249 from either Bricklink or eBay? Best wishes and take care. Kind regards, Peter Skuce. St Albans. Hertfordshire. England.

@BravoBricks День назад

This looks amazing! Making me excited to set mine up!

@CalliesBricks День назад

I hear you! I couldn’t wait any longer to get going this year. Making a LEGO winter wonderland is one of my favourite things to do. Feels great have started an even better (I hope) version!

@brickeezy 13 часов назад

It hurt my heart seeing it get dismantled 😢 but very exciting to see what you come up with the new layout. Looking forward to it! 😊

@CalliesBricks 6 часов назад

HaHa, watching it in reverse is far more satisfying! I hope this one will be more detailed, packed with more stories. If nothing else, at least it will have dragons 🐉😉

@AlohaCraw 17 часов назад

For my winter village with train tracks, I used the 15x15 baseplate, it fits the entire curve on one plate. I found it really hard to tack down curves, and used plates underneath so they’d lay flat. Love your videos, inspires me to try making some myself.

@CalliesBricks 6 часов назад

Using the bigger baseplate would probably have been the smarter, and easier path! I may live to regret using just what I had on hand. Think I like the idea of placing turntables to tack down the corners. It's a quick and part-saving method to get a little more stability. Start making videos! I find it a challenging, but exciting way to see my LEGO progress!