Summary of LIVE • Building a Micropolis Module with Moving Train

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In the "LIVE • Building a Micropolis Module with Moving Train" YouTube video, the presenter demonstrates how to build a micropolis module with a moving train. The module is limited by the space available, and the presenter uses splack ears to increase the size of the lever. The train is powered by a circuit cubes motor, and the train is loud because of the friction in the channel. The builder covers the train with a building to hide it.

00:00:00 In this video, a Lego micropolis module is being built. The train that will move the module is being considered, but is not being built today. The module will be used to build small microscale cities.
00:05:00 The video demonstrates how to build a micropolis module with moving train, and discusses the significance of reaching a million subscribers.
00:10:00 The presenter builds a micropolis module using a lever to magnify the movement of a small train. The lever is mounted on a turntable and the train is driven forward and backward using the lever. The module is limited by the space available, and the presenter uses splack ears to increase the size of the lever.
00:15:00 The presenter demonstrates how to build a micropolis module with a moving train by attaching a lever to the end of the crank. He then shows how the module can be used to move a train along an arc.
00:20:00 The presenter demonstrates how to build a micropolis module with a moving train by building a base, cranking a lever to move the train around, and leaving a channel for the train to run through.
00:25:00 In the video, the presenter builds a micropolis module using a moving train. They need to add supports to the train that don't interfere with the movement, and then add a building to cover up the motors and gears. The train moves smoothly, thanks to the small gear size and the smooth technical.
00:30:00 The video discusses the construction of a micropolis module using moving trains. The first train is designed to be smaller and more aerodynamic, while the second train is designed to be taller and bulkier. The video then demonstrates how two trains can be combined to create a better looking module.
00:35:00 The video discusses how to build a microscale Subway using a moving train. The train is powered by a circuit cubes motor, and the train is loud because of the friction in the channel. The builder covers the train with a building to hide it, and plans to experiment with different window styles.
00:40:00 The video shows a builder constructing a micropolis module with moving train. The builder demonstrates how to fit the module on a piece of paper and then mounts the motor inside the building. The video also shows how to add sidewalks and a building.
00:45:00 In this YouTube video, a builder shows how to create a micropolis module with moving train. The train can be used to move the building and steps up to it, making the construction process much easier.
00:50:00 The presenter is building a Micropolis module, which is a large model. Some of the features of the model include a moving train, a large epic building, and a lot of tile. The presenter covers up the Greenery with a plate, builds up the Epic building, and adds bricks to the train.
00:55:00 The video discusses a builder's attempt to build a micropolis module with a moving train. The builder has to overcome various challenges, such as having no 1 by 3 bricks, fly gray towels, or 1 by 4 tiles, before completing the project.

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This YouTube video shows a live build of a micropolis module with moving train. The builder uses different third-party Lego pieces to approximate curves and build the train. The builder also talks about making an official Lego set and how it would be possible to raise the train up to have it elevated. This video is a great resource for anyone who wants to learn how to build a micropolis module.