As I get near the end of the canal-building phase of my project, it occurred to me that I wanted my canal to have a history of use beyond recreation. I pictured small boats carrying goods through the city. That would mean canal-side businesses and warehouses.
Continue reading Micropolis Monday: Canal Warehouses
I didn’t want my canal to just be a straight line through my city, so I planned for it to split. Of course, that meant I needed more bridges. All of that lead to an even bigger module…
Continue reading Micropolis Monday: Canal Junction
I had planned on a bigger build this week, but then I ran out of parts. Though I have a number of Bricklink orders inbound, I modified my plans to build something different.
Continue reading Micropolis Monday: Old Oak on the Canal
A canal might not be the ocean, but who could resist putting a sea food restaurant on its edge. Sunny summer days, dining on the deck with the water lapping below.
Continue reading Micropolis Monday: Pisces on the Canal
A canal isn’t much of a canal without boats to travel its length. If you have boat traffic, then you’ll have places for those boats to tie up.
Continue reading Micropolis Monday: Canal Docks
I enjoy reading about LEGO. Something about my temperament prefers it to watching videos. So I’m always on the look out for new books, especially those that teach me new techniques.
Continue reading New York City Brick by Brick
A city of canals is a city of bridges and my city is no exception.
Continue reading Micropolis Monday: Jacobs Street Bridge
This year, I have set myself the goal of building a Micropolis module every week. I sketched out a rough plan and started building houses.
Continue reading Four Months of Houses
Now that the more suburban section of my city is finished, I’ve started working on a canal. I’ve always liked the idea of rivers in Micropolis, but a canal is even easier to fit into a layout thanks to the more modest scale.
Continue reading Micropolis Monday: Canal Amphitheater
I think that an important measure of a city is its public spaces.
Continue reading Micropolis Monday: Simple Park