Time-Lapse Build - LEGO City

Time-Lapse Build - LEGO City - "Jungle Buggy"

Finally got around to making another video. I've been going back and just doing photo shoots of past sets that I have built. I'm almost done archiving all of those, so going forward all of my content SHOULD be accompanied by a time-lapse video.

This build is of the "Jungle Buggy" set from the LEGO City series. It is number 60156. It was a SUPER simple build but the style of the Buggy made it very fun and rewarding to build. This was shot using my Google Pixel 2 this time instead of my Samsung NX1000, so the quality may be a bit different.

Let me know what you think, Enjoy!

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