I Flooded my LEGO CITY...

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Publicado 2023-07-15
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In this video i spend 30 days building a Giant LEGO City with tons of cool details, and then I Flood My LEGO City with 300 GALLONS OF WATER!
R.I.P. Stud CITY...

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  • @HalfAsleepChris
    Incredible! The footage from inside the buildings especially! Really enjoyed this series, been so hyped to finally see the flood - amazing work Riley!
  • @bluropaque
    Ladies and gentlemen, you’re watching history. 🎉
  • @gizmowizard352
    This truly explains the scale of damage and horror in a real flood.And 16:56 is true comedy.Truly great work!
  • 5:56 the way he flopped on his face was so funny. Get this video to 500k likes, not my comment, but the video because he deserves more, spending thirty days making a whole LEGO city then destroying it. Keep doing what your doing and never ever stop.
  • @superbaby0339
    It was cool I’m just a tad bit underwhelmed that the base plates weren’t screwed down in the first flood. I’m extremely curious what the damage done by the water breaking the structures rather than the tiles being disconnected and running into each other being the main source of damage would look like.
  • @waffletop1018
    I think you would have gotten more interesting results if you connected all the baseplates together, so that the entire build didn't just get pushed away by the water
  • @keesfx
    the water rushing through the city buildings gave huge Sonic Adventure vibes when he fights Chaos in the end game lmaooo
  • @robertwilliams8116
    If this is ever done again, it would be cool to see the baseplates all attached together
  • That is a very interesting concept. I wonder if the modularity of those buildings is what saved them from total destruction. If so, then that idea could be used to prevent flood damage in real-life structures. (I know that it won’t resolve all the dangers of flood regions. However, it should resolve one of the biggest issues and that is destruction of the building’s foundation.)
  • @stevkemp7
    Adding the "crazy" minifig holding up a sign in the street saying "THE FLOOD IS COMING!" Was a perfect touch.
  • @zekeyikesYT
    This man is concrete proof that you are never too old for Legos.
  • @MrDuyOp2
    The footages from inside the buildings are awesome!!!
  • @radders261
    Bloody brilliant mate! Much love from England.
  • @MrCamer0n
    The fact that someone has this much dedication, patience and determination is incredible
  • Respect for this man, He put 30 days of hard work just for it to get flooded for our entertainment. Great series!
  • @RocketIsHere
    I love how when you built the mrbeast burger, and took off the roof, you said “and you can take off the lid.”