樂高城市 - 雲霄飛車導覽影片 (英文)

Hello everyone and welcome back to the LEGO City. Now, I know I haven't made a LEGO City time, but there's actually a reason behind that. So, if you didn't know, the last one was actually a re-upload from my YouTube channel which I'll link in the description. Now, the LEGO set I'm going to be reviewing and showing you in this video is the LEGO 10261 Roller Coaster. It is gigantic. It took me 10 hours to build and it is 88 by 50 centimeters. It is huge and slash gigantic. Anyway, we'll get into a detailed version. We'll get into a detailed review of this coaster in a while. I just wanted to say the 10 hour mark that took me to build this roller coaster. It bypasses this orange truck which took me seven hours for about one and a half weeks which is frankly a lot of time. But this one, yeah, it beats all of those records. It is the biggest LEGO set I've ever built and is also the largest. Okay, so let's start reviewing this LEGO set right now. We'll also put it into the LEGO amusement park over there right in a second. Okay, so this LEGO set comes with two instruction manuals as you can see right here. It is very tedious. I'll show you why later. So, let's actually get into the details real quick. The first thing you'll probably see is this coaster sign right here. It's very detailed, I'll say. Each of the letters, as you can see, they're made of various blue bricks and the S is made of these curved LEGO bricks and there's even some miniature roller coasters right there. Now, this roller coaster comes with two cars, one which I parked here and one which is up there. There's also this stand selling cotton candy. There's 11 minifigures total in this set and there's this little girl with her cotton candy and I assume this is not a customer or and here we have a very cute stand with a semi-transparent umbrella. Now, getting over here, here we have a stand where you can park your vehicles slash cars. You can park a car here or if you don't want to use it, you can use the other one. You can switch the tracks, basically. Okay, moving over here, we also have a ticket stand. Each ticket is $100 and we have a person walking inside the stand but, funnily enough, the reason he was looking at the other side is because there's actually a photo booth. There's actually a photo booth on this side where they'll sell you photos of you on the roller coaster and here is the camera. Now, over here, we also have a juice stand. It actually looks very good, very detailed as well and a little path down here leading up to the platform. Now, over here at the platform, you can open and close these doors. You can also put someone right here as like a walker and you can also open these doors. Now, I'm sure you guys want to see like the roller coaster actually walking so let's get into that. So, here we have our roller coaster car and you can make people sit in them like so. Okay, now the first step, you'll want to pull this lever out which will release this wheel. I'm not sure if you guys can see it but it's a mechanism and after that, you can actually turn this motor on. The motor is not an official part of the set but you can add the motor to the set which adds motorized functions as you can see right here. So, if you don't have the motor, you can just manually spin this. Now, you can spin this making the roller coaster go down and then up as you can see and then it'll go down and the cool thing is if you make this go back like so, it can actually do an infinite loop and if you want, you can actually add the other car to the fun. So, now there's two cars going around the roller coaster. Now, I'm sure you guys would want to see this. So, the reason the car doesn't just stop right here is because these wheels right here, they're pushing the cars along like so and then they'll go down like that. Now, right here, there's a sign that frankly says do not stand up. It's hilarious. There's really so much detail in this set. I could talk about it forever honestly. Now, most of the mechanics are right here and I put the motor there and this will spin all the gears all the way to there and then it'll just come down like so. So, basically, it'll come down from there, go through this loop and come down and do the loop again. It's very cool and I'll show you guys a few different camera angles that I like. Right, so that will be it for today. If you guys have any ideas for more LEGO videos in the future then you guys can feel free to tell me in the comments. See ya!