Making Two Lego Studios Into One! ( We Dust, We Paint, & We Make The Best Lego Studio Possible!)
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Today we change around the Lego Studio spaces. Currently we have Studio 1, this is where I keep my sets and my Lego City in the garage. Then we have Studio 2, this is where I build and review sets inside the house. Recently, I jolted awake in the middle of the night with a brilliant idea. The idea was simple, replace the bookshelf in my moms room with the curio cabinet in studio 2. This is the cabinet in recent videos I have been putting a Lego flag over to hide it. Then put the bookshelf from her room into my room from my Brickheadz collection and Funkos. Then back in Studio 2, move some pictures off the wall across from my desk. This basically cleared my surrounding area in Studio 2 inside the house. So what was all this for? Well, I decided to move the Lego shelves from the Studio 1 in the garage into Studio 2, making it the Main Studio, this will leave much more room for the Lego City to be expanded in what will be now known As the Lego City Studio in the garage. I use the fully modular IVAR shelving units from Ikea, so all that was needed to complete this job was an additional side piece, and a floating shelf from Ikea. I ended up moving the 30” die cast cars section of shelving, off to the side of the now Lego City Studio in the garage. I then moved one 30” shelf section into what is now Main Studio inside, where the cabinet was. Then opposite from my desk in Main Studio inside, I put the rest of the remaining shelving units along the wall. Now when Im standing talking to you, all of our Star Wars builds will be behind be. But if I’m sitting and talking to you, everything else we have built, will be behind me. This creates a really positive space for filming, and surrounds us with all the hard work that we put in on the channel. As for the Lego City Studio, I painted a section of wall, hung the floating shelf from Ikea, put some large Batman Funko on it and some random selected Lego sets on it as well. And then I hung the Batman Lego Art and a framed puzzle of Obi-Wan to finish the job. I got sick while cleaning all these sets from the high amount of dust in the garage. In a couple weeks, I will fill you all in on my big 2024 plans for the Lego City. For now I hope you all enjoyed the random work in this video. As always please comment your thoughts down below. If you enjoyed the video please Like, Share, and Subscribe! Thank you for watching!
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00:00 Welcome
03:58 Discussing Space & Plans
11:35 Moving Shelves
24:27 Tiding Up City Studio
27:25 Finish Work
31:12 Outro
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