Greeting from Jaystepher! Today I'm going to be doing a walk-though
of my Lego School MOC.
First thing as you notice I got a bell tower.
I got that Idea from the Lego Fire Brigade.
I got my Lego flag, the American flag.
As you can see also I used a lot of the outset windows
and the castle doors.
And I got some flowerbeds in the front.
I also put two lamps
up to the entrance way.
I like the way I did the red brick.
It adds some classy touch to it.
Let's take a look at the school bus real quick. It's just an average simple school bus.
Nothing fancy with it.
I was running short on parts. I'm surprised I had enough to finish it.
It's not the best I can do, but I can easily do it better.
The door does open but
I'm holding my cam so
it's very difficult, but I can pup the top of it off.
Take a look inside there.
Just seats six people and the driver.
At least it's mini-fig friendly.
Plus this door opens up and you got some steps up in there.
So I was trying to make it as realistic as I can.
I didn't put any mirrors or anything on this.
I just didn't have the stuff.
So there's the complete front view of the school.
Also I like how I did the
peak windows sticking out of here, the peaks.
Let's take a look at the side.
Not much going on.
There's the bell tower.
Here's the playground.
Got the see-saw,
slide,
swing set,
there's that tree,
and a little merry-go-round.
'Now I didn't have enough of these big grey tiles to along the back. That would have been nice.
I didn't have any fencing that would really go around it.
So I kind of left the fencing out.
So that's the playground. Kind of give a better shot here.
It looks really good.
Kind of take a full walk of the school here.
Just to show you guys,
you know, a lot of time went into this. A lot of time,
you know worth it.
So let's open this baby up and see what lies inside.
So just with all of my
buildings that I design,
the stories are removable.
So I'm just going to come in,
remove the story real quick.
Let's take a peek inside here. This is the first level.
One thing you notice when you come in the
entrance way here,
you're going to see some stairs. This goes up to the classrooms.
But this is the entrance way that takes you when it takes you to the administrative building,
the cafeteria, and it takes you out to the playground. So we'll come in here.
You can see I did some nice tile work, and I ran out of tiles before I can even finish the other stories.
So...
but here is the cafeteria.
Just your basic kitchen,
and I even
took the time to put booths in here.
Those are fun to put together.
And I actually took everyone's advice and stayed away from the grey floors.
So I just put the floor like that. It looks really good.
Come back through here, here's the administrative building.
I actually took the time to put a computer in here
and some cupboards.
So that's one of the
few things I did.
Here's the principal's office.
I put the fancy desk in there
because he's got to have the fancy desk,
and some cabinets. You know built-in cabinets.
You notice also he's got the nice windows facing out to the playground.
So I thought that would be a nice added touch.
So that is the whole first story.
Simply I'm going to come in now and I'm going to show you the second story.
So I'll pull the roof off this.
Kind of set this back on top here. This is real easy to snap on.
So let's take a look here.
I just got two classrooms in here.
Now some you guys are saying about the steps
or the desk in here sliding around on the floor. Well I've never seen a classroom
where the desks were ever actually in a row,
and the apple fell off the teacher's desk. I guess I can put that back on there.
Maybe she don't like apples and it keeps falling off. I'm not going to deal with it.
I put a built-in chalkboard instead of the mobile one
just for the heck of it.
So let's take a look at the other side here. So I got a lot of windows, lots of windows
in the classrooms.
This is the basic instructor's desk.
This stuff is all movable
so you can rearrange the classroom any way you want.
Here's the hallway for both classrooms. I even put a bench in there.
Sorry about not putting lockers. I was just running short on time and pieces.
I didn't do it but I actually got the steps in here tiled.
So those came out good, and here's the other classroom, and this one's actually got a
fancy instructors desk.
This is going to be probably for the gifted students,
but it's got the same layout except in reverse,
and it's got the windows and all that other stuff in there.
I had plenty of stuff to make the desks.
So there is the second story of the school.
Moving on to the third story.
The roof I'm just going to put back on here. It's in the roof, the attic part.
This is what houses the bathrooms and stuff.
So we're going to take a peak in here and see what we got going.
First thing you notice is I got the hallway here.
Except this time I actually put a landing
and capped it off, and I'm going to show you I even put
two drinking fountains or an attempt of drinking fountains,
but those really came out well.
So here's the hallway into the bathrooms.
Starting off with the boys bathroom.
I put some stalls in here
with two toilets.
Sinks, two sinks with mirrors, and a urinal.
Now this will be a tutorial later on.
I already have the tutorials made.
I even put the paper towel holder.
Here's the girls bathroom.
Thew only thing different with this one is there's no urinal
because they don't need one so I left it out.
But it's the same layout
as the boys bathroom.
You can even tell I even took the time to put toilet paper holders in each stall.
So this is actually one of the first creations
I put four toilets in there,
ans some drinking fountains and four sinks.
So it's possible I can actually build a whole house
with four bathrooms.
So this is just a demonstration how the bathrooms were laid out.
I wish I could have put them on the first floor.
This thing is already monstrous as it is.
And simply
the roof is real easy to put back on.
It just snaps in place,
and I tried to go seamless as possible.
So you can see
there is no gap
around the whole school here.
And I try to keep things seamless as possible.
These are just attic vents. But I mean if you open them up,
you can probably .... I don't know if I can even get it to stay open but you can barley see down in there.
All you can just see the rafters.
But there is the Lego school.
This took awhile to put together.
I'm glad you guys helped me along with it.
Gave me some good and some crazy ideas.
You see it's even got a lot of light in there if you just peak through the windows.
And if I had enough light bricks, I'd actually put light bricks in there.
Now, school's out
for the summer.
That's why no one's even in it.
Take one last view of it.
There's the back of the school.
I got that shed dormer roof, and it matches up with this.
Some of you guys were saying something about really quick about how the back doesn't match the front.
Well I was kind of worried about windows which I did run out of stuff.
So it's modern. I even put two benches back here.
All-in-all, this was a very interesting project.
New techniques that I've
played with before and it actually turned out good with this project.
So I'm hoping maybe with the next Lego creation I build,
will be
even more ideas and stuff for you guys to enjoy.
So I thank everybody for watching.
Thanks for the input,
ideas, and
everybody's opinions on it.
I'm glad you all patient with me
trying to get this done and it's finally completed.
Thank you for watching!