Great tips there! Especially the one you only touched on a little bit: Trains. What I see a lot of people do is just create a train loop that goes around their layout. That works if you have a theme park and the only point of the train is looking at the city - especially if you only have room to build one station. In reality, trains generally don't go around places but from one place to another. You keep that illusion up very nicely by hiding about half the track in a tunnel. The other thing that bothers me is that Lego train tracks have a very tight radius on their curves. It just looks odd for a big train to basically go around a corner. Hiding most of those curve pieces behind the scenery is also usually a good idea.

2:43 I also have Ikea storage units like those!

ur city is so good

Great city! Very helpful tips. Thank you.

Like the city man, but I’m more interested in that red and yellow plane is that inspired from Disney’s tailspin

I always feel better after seeing Soltown. You give me lots of inspiration.

I love it! Tips are great. I have little time for my own lego at the moment so Soltown keeps my lego brain happy. But who knows, maybe when I retire I can convert the loft into a room and start my own lego world.

Your city is like none I’ve ever seen before. Great job! I really like the mix of styles and really enjoy the levels.

I love your city it looks so fresh and alive thank u for the vid

New subscriber gained, I just fell love in your city

I love your city. So vibrant, funny and diverse. You, sir, are a great artist!

I've begun building a city for a villain faction I made. For the time being, I'm building it as a color pallet swapped version of the Ninjago City sets

Incredible