Hey everyone!
JAYSTEPHER with my latest custom build.
It is a Park Restroom
complete with showers.
Here we have Jay The Surfer in front.
In the center, we have a hose tap
to fill up buckets and such.
I did incorporate two signs.
One that says "WOMEN"
and "MEN"
to designate the designated bathroom area.
This took a lot of sand green bricks.
A lot of collecting.
In the rear, we have two doors for showers.
I did incorporate signs above the doors
to designate that these are showers.
So inside we have our shower stalls.
In the middle, we have a utility closet.
We'll take a closer look at those in a bit.
I did incorporate lights above the doors.
The top of the restroom does remove.
It took a lot of flat tiles to smooth this off.
Let's look in the interior.
Here is the interior.
This is the men's restroom.
and the wonen's restroom.
Both layouts are almost exact
except the men's restroom is equipped with a urinal.
I did incorporate a soap dispenser,
sink,
and a paper towel dispenser.
I did include two trash cans inside both restrooms.
Here's the women's stalls.
Each of the doors do open up.
They are a bit stiff.
Everything is scaled for minifigures.
Honestly the interior of this bathroom is really nice.
Here we have our two shower stalls.
These contraptions on the back walls
are coin operated showers
for the paid hot water.
We have our adjustable shower heads
and faucets.
And the utility close is full of some various cleaning supplies
and two hot water tanks.
I was trying to make this as detailed as possible.
Honestly this is nice use of the sand green bricks.
The top of the roof does go on very easily.
It does sit at a slight pitch.
There was no other way to fill in these spots
as I did not have enough plates in sand green.
There's a little bit of a gap,
but who's going to know.
It just sits in place.
On the top I do have various vents
to let fresh air into the bathroom as well as for the plumbing.
Really nice!
This concludes the tour of the Park Restroom.
It was easy to construct and fun to build.
The style of this restroom does exist in real life.
The only complaint I have is with the sand green bricks.
They are of different shades
possibly from different molds.
Other than that, I had fun putting this project together.
This will come in handy for a campground moc
or even a park.
Thank you for watching!