No ketchup
none
Just sauce
Raw sauce
Yo (it's tessa brooks)
Boom
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Hasbro Play-Doh Kitchen Creations Magical Oven Playset | Kids Play with Play Doh Toys - Duration: 8:03.How about me I come
As we Austin and today we have play-doh kitchen creation and has a magic oven too
Let's see what we got we have the magic oven
Some molds and some play-doh and a play mat
some recipe guides -
so requires double - three double A batteries, so let's open it let's
see the back I
Can see in the back it shows kids playing and shows instructions on how do you sit so let's get started?
I
Think this is for rolling the mouth will make it more moles we have a heart straight bald
So let's go put the batteries in here so a little bit back lonely face putting in the batteries
Alright yeah, yeah, what are you opening you open a photo okay?
So this is what it comes with it comes with the star mode a
strainer
another strainer with core designs in it and
We can make pies out of this one because it is pie crust
Looks like a train another cool muffin tray a plate
of pork a
Star mold a spoon and a nut and a roller
Here we have the magical oven you can go up and down
So yeah you ready start molding yeah
Look what are the colors yeah, yeah that you got?
Orange and green
blue
That's white
Okay, and a yellow and one ping
Me that's pinging all righty. Okay. Are you ready to make some molds?
Let's make some pink cupcakes ready, let's open this up. Oh, this is real
Play-doh well be careful. Yeah, you want to get inside those nails
I'll get it up for you watch what?
Take the play-doh
Okay you ready so we can put so let's cut this
Leave this part in there
Let's put the cap on so we don't waste it
Right to put in the molds put in the most
threatening holes right
Let's put them off eat your muffin
And
Looks like we're all good actually so here's how we do it so first you take this yeah
You hold the tray for us
Okay, so first we need to test this on
Down here
Okay, so so so here's what so we slide the muffin
Let's put some more play-doh
So we can put some more play-doh
I'm going to slide into the oven watch so we just slide it in like that. We close it. It's magic will cool it down
Whoa you saw that you saw, how good all they're so pretty the moldings
So let's squeeze it out so fit in you get some more play-doh first layer
Okay, that's enough. Yeah. Well. Go there laughs pink
You guys making you wanna pick up it. Yeah, so I'm ready to slide it in you can pull it down yeah, I'll watch
Pull it down
You saw how grow whoa that's so cool, and now let's wait till it's ready oh
It actually feels hot in here
Okay, so let's pull it out, but look at our cupcakes. Yeah. Yeah, isn't that cool?
You want to put them inside the plate?
So let's take the knife and cut off these muffins cut off the muffin Yaya down to the plate
Let me take them off you
Yup okay one muffin go take off this other muffin for you whoa we got other muffin out
That's so cool, right yeah, yeah
Now let's see what else we can make
Let's take all this excess play-doh out we can use it later
Take the pink one yeah, yeah open the pink one for me, what color pink yeah, that's right, that's pink
Now putting the excess play-doh
We'll call you more use now
Lorna goes white okay? I'll open the white for you when you come back later. Why use this tray next
Take it out watch what used to simple way to take it out
Look we got it all in
Now let's put in the oven
ready
Your looks light into the oven
with the plate
We have to put it in the oven like this
You see you're just alighted or you guys are making out. We're making some
eggs
It's really hot in here, and I'm not kidding it's actually hot
Got it now, Oh looks like you make croissants
Let's cut it off. Let's cut it off
Whoa we make her sauce am I
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Facing Challenging Locations: The Viewfinder with Marcin Lewandowski - Duration: 4:55.Welcome my name is Marcin Lewandowski
and you're watching the Viewfinder on
in this episode I would like
to share with you a few thoughts on what
doing faced with a challenging
location. Okay let me try and explain
what I mean by the bad location what I
mean is the location is just not
suitable for the project you're working
on maybe you've had a brief from a
client you know what they're looking for
they may have asked for an urban field
something unique but sometimes a place
will just be plain ugly or featureless
or be too ornate you will have to also
use your instincts it might just not
feel right and you will struggle to meet
your brief if you think a location
definitely won't work leave usually
there is nothing worse than working
against many obstacles and a special one
we have only very limited amount of time
and really need to deliver there is a
quote by the great Arnold Newman
Photography is one percent talent and 99
percent moving furniture and I always
try to remember that not only in a
seemingly bad location, it is always a
useful tip for any photo shoot really
even though there will be as many
interpretations of the sentence as there
are photographers. You can stick with the
most literal approach and just move out
of the way anything that is obstructing
the line of view between your camera and
your subject. Unless you want to use it
as a feature. There is one interpretation
of what Arnold Newman was saying is, if a
place is bland and empty maybe there is
something can be added in the background
and if a place is totally cluttered
maybe there is something that could be
taken away to simplify the setup.
One trick that is usually at our disposal is
using a wide open aperture and melting
everything into bokeh.
If you don't have at least one fast
prime in your kit get at least a
fantastic plastic AKA the nifty 50 and
this will help you in dealing with
unwanted backgrounds and making them
a bit more special and creative.
Another challenge that we face
as photographers is physical and
unlivable obstructions on location like
pillars that we can't walk around or can
seemingly get out of the line of sight
if there is very little that can be done
about it then maybe instead of fighting
against them you can use them as a
framing device is it possible to use a
teller lens and shoot past them or come
closer very often just a few steps to
the side might give you a completely
different perspective and here comes
advice I keep offering lots of my
tutorials know your location ideally
we'll have checked location before the
day but if not working in your schedule
a simple 5-minute recce upon arrival to
assess the situation will give you much
more flexibility another major thing
that can ruin a potential interesting
location is unflattering or bland lighting.
A bad light is this scourge for
us photographers.When you do have that
problem
don't let it defeat you. Try to think
outside of the box.
Add enough camera strobe to give your
photos more of a punch or turn off some
of the lights to make space more moody.
At an event try not to photograph people
just were they happen to stand but maybe
ask them to walk into your preconceived
photograph or at least turn them towards
the light. There are a few variations of
the bad light situation. Too bright bring
people in the shade or use the strong
contrast to your advantage. Too dark
out of camera flash or let the darkness
be your friend. Play with high ISO you
think whatever low light is available,
maybe even turn the long exposures if
you can. 19th century British
photographer Julia Margaret Cameron made
portrait with a few minute exposures, I'm
just saying. In short there is always a
way just don't let the bad vibe of a
place murder your creativity, let it out
of the box and fight against blandness.
You will not only overcome the challenge,
but enjoy the experience and create
something new thanks for watching and if
you've shot in challenging locations
share your experience with us. We love to
hear what you guys are up to and how you
may have overcome a challenging scenario.
Subscribe to our channel for more and
check out the Adorama Learning Centre
for some tips and tutorials this was
Marcin Lewandowski for AdoramaTV, I'll
see you next time.
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Living in A Car: What to do when you break down?!?! + van updates - Duration: 8:55.So yesterday, what happened yesterday...
Why people don't vlog the bad stuff about van life... can you even see that?.... well the hood's up.
because we're too busy trying to figure out how to fix the problem rather than
filming it because my camera- my camera's right there, but I'm not concerned with
that. I'm way more concerned with what's going on right there.
So yeah basically, the plan was to just go to autozone because I needed a pick so that way I could take
the door panels off of the the two front doors so that way I could Dynamat them
and in the process of doing that I started the van, everything was fine,
got to Autozone, went inside, found the pick, paid for it, came back out, tried to
start the van... and it just didn't turn on. It just said like "no bus" which if you
know anything about that it's pretty much just- it could be a bajillion
different things it's just electrical. So pretty much what ended up happening was
just disconnecting the battery for a few minutes, letting it sit, and then once it
was reconnected the van started up again no problem like thankfully alright. But
that kind of goes into a question that I get asked very very often which is like
"what happens when your car or your van breaks down? like what do you do?" like I
just want to give you guys my two cents on that, but first the positive because I
did end up successfully getting the door panels off and putting Dynamat
everywhere looks great sounds great plus it's a little bit more of an update so there's that.
K so step one is gonna be to remove these door panels
Step two is just to remove this plastic film that was on the door behind the panels.
Step three is to clean them.
so shinyyyyy
Step four is gonna be to clean the actual panels.
Next I'm going to apply some Dynamat.
The last thing was to just put the panels back on.
Let's see how it's sounds....
Ok and then so for like what do you do when your vehicle breaks down or needs to be
worked on while you're living in it? I mean honestly its' the same thing as
anything else like you kind of you just do whatever you have to do like you
improvise. And as I like kind of said in the snapchat thing it's like- one thing I
think that a lot of people get criticized for is showing the positive
stuff of living in a van or living in a car living in an RV whatever and I mean
because there is a lot of good to it and- but I mean it's like naturally there's
bad stuff too. And I think the majority of the reason that people don't show it
is because they're too busy like in the moment trying to figure it out like to
handle the actual problem rather than like "oh let me film this because it'll
be like a learning experience for somebody else or like entertainment for
somebody else" which- true, especially when it comes to the learning stuff could be
really beneficial, but it's like I get very overwhelmed sometimes when some of
that stuff happens. So rather than thinking like "oh I should film this
right now" it's like bro I'm low key just trying to figure out what the heck is
going on and how I'm gonna get myself out of this situation. So I have been
very fortunate in the sense that like I haven't just broken down on the road. And
that was one of the things that was really, you know on my mind when I first
got this vehicle because of like the price range that I was looking at I knew
that I was going to have to get an older vehicle so it was really important to me
that although it was going to be older I wanted it to be reliable. And like I
said, very fortunate I lucked out. Like this van has been, for the most part, it's been
pretty awesome. But it is old so it comes with like its fair share of problems and
that's been really interesting to deal with so like like I said I haven't just
you know been driving you know & all of a sudden it like stalled on me or
something you know, I didn't just break down a hundred miles from the nearest
town or anything like that, but I have had
to have it worked on and be without it for a couple of days and in those
instances it's kind of like "okay, well when you have to leave your house at a
mechanic shop or the dealership or wherever you take it to get worked on
then where do you stay?" and again, it's really just improvising. Like I've done
things where I've gone on the couchsurfing website and found someone
to stay with there, I've stayed with family for a little bit, I've rented a
hotel and I just ubered everywhere. I honestly just haven't found myself in a
situation where all hope is lost or there's no way out of it you know what
I'm saying cuz that's the thing, it's like no matter what happens there is
always a way to fix it or like any problem can be solved. You also have to
think ahead of these things. Like if you're going to want to live on the road
or to live in a vehicle like- for instance the AAA membership that
I have like has free towing for up to a hundred miles. The reason that I have
that it's not just because like "oh you never know (casual)" it's like "no really like with
my lifestyle you never know (serious)". So I feel like that's something that's kind of a
necessity. So like good insurance and having you know them have like the
car rental on your insurance, things like that it's just- it's really important to
think ahead and plan for these things to happen because whether you have a new
vehicle or an old vehicle eventually it's gonna happen and I'm not gonna lie
it's gonna suck, but the whole- it's part of the adventure. I again have been very
very lucky and I haven't ever- since I've been living in a car since 2014 in all
three of the vehicles that I've lived in I have not had any accidents. Like no one
has hit me and I have hit nobody else or anything. A lot of that has to do with
the fact that like I purposely drive a lot more careful now like since I've
been living in vehicles than I did previously because of the fact that I'm
like "whoa bro this is like my house nothing can happen to it", but even if
like I'm the most careful driver in the world that doesn't mean that like nobody
is ever gonna hit me. So I always have to just keep that in the back of my mind. I
would say keep a savings that's specifically for when things go wrong,
and kind of like do your best to just know the basics of things, and of course
just carry like some essential tools like jumper cables and stuff, and then
maybe have like some extra parts like belts and whatnot that you could easily
replace like get familiar with your vehicle because if you're gonna be
living in it and driving it all the time and and far distances like you really
want to be able to take on as much as you can and be able to fix as
much as you can cuz 1) it's gonna be faster and 2) it's gonna be cheaper. And
in my case ironically, one thing that has helped me out a lot is YouTube videos
just looking up things and watching other people do them that has been a
lifesaver. And another thing that I'm so grateful for is the fact that I know a
mechanic that has worked on this van so he's pretty familiar with this vehicle
and like he's okay with like on a Saturday at 7 p.m. if I'm having issues
I can call him for the most part, like if he's not busy, he'll answer the phone and
try to help me figure out like what's going on. And I have a few people in my
family that are mechanics or have been mechanics or whatever so like I said I'm
so grateful for that and luckily I have that so that has been a big big help
because there are so many times where honestly if I didn't have them to call
and walk me through something I might have ended up spending a lot more money
than I needed to. So honestly that's basically it. Every situation is
different, just do your best, improvise, be smart, plan ahead, yeah hope
you guys enjoyed this video and I'll see you guys next time
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10 Child Prodigies to Make You Feel Lazy - Duration: 9:57.It's important to feel proud of yourself.
It's also important not to compare yourself negatively to others.
It's not you vs. the world; it's you vs. you.
But sometimes others can act as inspiration.
If you can look at others accomplishments without jealousy, as motivation, then they
can be helpful.
We hope you will try to keep that in mind as we list off these kids who have accomplished
stuff that the prime, adult version of you probably never could.
10.
Shane Thomas
Music is full of impressive child prodigies.
Mozart, Beethoven, Michael Jackson, Justin Bieber.
Go ahead, get mad.
Those are the names we're going with.
But, let's add another less well-known name to the list: Shane Thomas.
Shane is an Irish kid who's really good at classical music.
He started playing piano at age seven, and according to his dad, he could play almost
instantly by ear.
Now, whether that part is true or not, he's clearly very talented.
You can check out some of his music on his website.
He released an album with a "major music publisher" as a teenager.
At age 15, he also composed a symphony for the BBC in only 3 weeks.
His dad claims he can write songs while playing computer games, and that many of his compositions
come to him in dreams.
This sounds made up to us.
Maybe his dad should chill out with the mystical claims of greatness?
But that's probably not gonna happen.
Here's another quote from his dad: "What he's doing for the BBC's Music Day is
right up there with the capability that Mozart demonstrated as a child prodigy."
OK.
We're not sure about that, but it is very impressive what he's accomplished at such
a young age.
Good job, Shane.
But try not to let your dad convince you you're a god or something.
9.
Brighton Zeuner
How old were you the first time you won a medal at the X-Games?
Most skaters are probably in their 20s or late teens.
Some of you reading probably don't even have any medals!
Slackers.
This makes what this teen recently accomplished even more impressive.
Brighton is a 13-year-old skater from Encinitas, California, which sounds like the city that
all skateboarders come from.
We assume everyone there rides their skateboards to work.
We bet they pick the leaders of the town through a skateboarding event of some kind.
Well, there's a new sheriff in town, and her name is Brighton Zeuner.
Brighton competed in a X-Games skating event just 12 hours after she turned 13… and she
won the gold medal, becoming the youngest gold medalist ever.
Make sure you check out just how radical (is that a word skaters still use?) she is in
the video above.
It's got some pretty boring commentary, so we recommend you turn on some '90s rock
music in the background instead.
We recommend some Goldfinger.
Then you should probably go play one of the old Tony Hawk games.
8.
Anthony Russo
Plenty of people tell themselves they're going to run a 5K, or 10K, or whatever…
eventually.
But they never seem to get around to it.
If you're one of those people, prepare to feel really lazy.
Anthony Russo is one of those people who told themselves they were going to run a half-marathon.
The difference between him and most people is that he actually did it.
Oh, also, he was 5-years-old at the time, and he was actually pretty fast.
He's the youngest person in the US to complete a half-marathon in under two and a half hours.
According to his parents, he doesn't see running as work.
Apparently, he sees it as fun.
He really enjoys running amounts that would have the average adult wheezing like a motion
sick General Grievous.
And before the half-marathon, he was happily training like a madman, running up to 40 miles
per week.
When he was asked about it by a newspaper, he replied, "It's a cool thing to do."
Most of us would not be interested in running with him, but we admit that it is indeed cool.
7.
Carissa Yip
Chess is a game usually dominated by men in their 30s, but 12-year-old Carissa Yip of
Massachusetts can beat most of them.
Carissa started learning chess from her father at age 6, and she's been breaking records
since she began playing competitively.
She's the youngest person to ever reach the National Master rank, which she achieved
at 11.
Two years earlier, she was the youngest person to ever reach the title of expert.
And right before her 11th birthday, she became the youngest female player to ever beat a
grandmaster.
Among girls under 14, she's already ranked number 1 in the US, and 6th in the world.
She also won the North American Under 20 girls championship last year.
She's apparently so good she doesn't need to look at the board.
She showed an interviewer how she could play with her back to the board, keeping track
in her head and telling her dad where to move her pieces.
And, in the same spirit, we have decided to write the next paragraph with our backs facing
the computer.
Well, that didn't turn out so well.
Guess we need to practice more.
6.
Jamie Edwards
Jamie Edwards is a normal teenage boy who happens to dabble in nuclear fission.
He calls himself an "amateur nuclear scientist."
At the age of 13, he broke a record, becoming the youngest "fusionner" in history.
What exactly does that mean?
It means he got the materials and did the science necessary to carry out atomic fusion.
How'd he even have the resources to do that?
He showed his school a presentation explaining why he should be allowed to build a nuclear
fusion reactor, and they gave him $3,350.
Wait, so he just asked his school for money, and they gave it to him?
If we knew about this back in middle school, we'd have probably have become scientists
too.
Or at least we would have gotten an Xbox a lot earlier.
5.
Duo Duo
How old would you guess the world's youngest pilot is?
Somewhere in the teens, probably.
Maybe 14?
Well, we should probably be safe and go ahead and guess 13.
Ok then, 13.
And we'd be wrong.
Duo Duo (a nickname) was the world's youngest pilot at the age of 5.
He successfully piloted a plane around 1,000 feet above Beijing, becoming the world's
youngest ever solo pilot.
He's also done a few other notable things, mostly as a result of his father (Eagle Dad,
as he likes to be called) meticulously planning his daily activities.
We'll admit that Eagle Dad's activities do sound more fun than those usually imposed
by Tiger Moms.
Duo Duo was also the world's youngest sailor and was planning to bike through the Tibetan
Plateau.
And apparently, he's "the youngest person to start an investment company."
These accomplishments come at a price, as Duo Duo wakes up at 6:30 a.m., a time usually
reserved for birds and old men who still read newspapers.
But, his dad says that he does it because "Chinese parents spoil their child too much."
His dad might be seen as going too far, but his motivations seem to be mostly good.
And also, he's not totally strict.
As Duo Duo says, "On Sunday, I can even watch movies."
4.
Farhad Nouri
If you were a 10-year-old Afghan boy living in a migrant camp in Serbia, what do you think
you would spend your time doing?
If you said you'd get really good at drawing and painting and acquire the nickname 'Little
Picasso', you may in fact be Farhad Nouri.
Farhad learned some basic art from his father beginning at age 6, but he has recently been
learning more by watching YouTube videos.
He says he does plan to draw a portrait of Picasso, and he's already drawn Angela Merkel,
Salvador Dali, and Angelina Jolie.
He says that art has helped him to deal with being stuck in the refugee camp.
Not surprisingly, he hopes to be a painter when he grows up and wants to live in Switzerland
or the US.
He hasn't won any awards or anything, but there probably aren't many to be had for
a 10-year-old in Serbia.
His work is quite impressive, especially considering his circumstances.
Good job, Farhad.
3.
Lots of Golfers
Golf is a game for retired people, right?
Well, that's the stereotype.
It is a game that can be played at an older age than most, it usually takes money to play
(which old people have), and if you play a round you'll probably see some grandparents
out there.
But of course there are exceptions.
Almost everyone's heard of Tiger Woods, who at age 2 went on The Mike Douglas Show,
then at age 8 was invited on Good Morning America to show off his skills, and later
became the youngest ever Masters champion at the age of 21, a time when many of us were
most well known for how many beers we could chug.
Maybe you've also heard of Michelle Wie, who started playing at age 4 and joined the
LPGA when she was only 12.
She later became the youngest USGA Champion in an adult event.
She turned professional shortly before her 16th birthday.
She later attended Stanford, but was not allowed on the golf team as she was already a pro.
There are several other young golfers we could highlight, but there's not enough room in
this article for all of them.
So we're just going to include a link to one at random.
And the winner is…
Shubham Jaglan, a 13-year-old who has already won 100 tournaments, including the Junior
World Golf Championship.
So, we guess the lesson here is that even if a competition is meant for older people,
that doesn't mean you can't start earlier if you want.
We're excited to soon hear about the 8-year-old World Knitting Championship winner.
2.
Tyler Armstrong
What did this kid do?
Did he run a 4 minute mile?
No.
Is he a professional hockey player?
Nope, sorry.
OK, last guess: he boxes kangaroos.
Please tell us he fights kangaroos.
Unfortunately, he doesn't have time for kangaroos… because he's spending his time
climbing up freaking mountains.
He started out back when he was seven, when he decided to climb over 14,500 feet up Mount
Whitney, the tallest mountain in the US outside of Alaska.
He climbed it in one day, and was the youngest person to do so.
The year after that, he became the second youngest human to climb Mount Kilimanjaro.
And then, at 9-years-old, he became the youngest ever to climb 22,841 feet up Mount Aconcagua
in Argentina, the tallest mountain in both the western and southern hemisphere.
Wait a second… do they just let anyone climb mountains?
Are there not rules about this?
Actually, there are.
Tyler just doesn't care.
Mount Kilimanjaro's normal age limit is 10, but he applied for a special permit to
head up a year early, and they said yes.
So, we guess the lesson here is that if you don't like a rule, just ask and they'll
let you break it.
He did the same thing with Aconcagua.
The limit there is 14, but he asked for permission, so they let him climb it five years early.
Maybe we should have applied for a drinking permit at age 16.
So, why's he climbing mountains?
Just for fun?
He's doing it to raise money and awareness about Duchenne, a kind of muscular dystrophy.
To describe why he's doing it, Tyler said, "They can't walk, and that's like the
opposite of me … I want them to climb with me when we find a cure."
1.
Kim Jong-un
Yes, that's right.
Kim Jong-un was a multitalented child prodigy with near magical levels of ability.
At least, that's what students in North Korea are learning.
In 2015, teachers were issued manuals that list many of Kim's great accomplishments.
We'll let you decide whether this manual should be trusted, but if so, Kim was one
truly amazing kid.
According to the books, Kim learned to drive at the age of 3 and was winning yacht races
by the time he was 9.
Apparently, he even won a race against a foreign yacht company CEO.
He's also supposedly a great artist and musical composer.
These claims are somewhat hard to believe, but they're nothing compared to the claims
about his father.
Kim Jong-il, according to official North Korean doctrine, wrote 1,500 books during his time
in college and also penned six operas, "all of which are better than any in the history
of music."
He also once golfed a 38 under par, making 11 holes in one.
And here's the catch: he never golfed before that and he never golfed after that.
That's right, that was the one and only time he picked up a golf club.
Truly incredible and inspiring.
What a family!
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Vegetarian Vietnamese Recipes | Mushrooms Soup with Lotus Seed | MinhChay - Duration: 2:38.Mushrooms Soup with Lotus Seeds
1 tbsp vegetable oil
10g onion
100g tomato
50g lotus seed
50g seafood mushroom
50g oyster mushroom
1 tsp vegan mushroom seasoning granule
1/2 tsp salt
1 tsp vegan chicken seasoning granule
2 tsp sugar
10ml cashew oil
20g chili powder
600ml bouillon
30ml lemon juice
10g coriander
50g green onion
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Giant M&M Clay Slime Surprise Toys & Nursery Rhymes - Duration: 3:50.Hello all. In this new video Katy opens Giant M&Ms with Slime.
Let's see how she does it
Katy has three Giant M&Ms in different colors.
Learn color with Giant M&Ms is funny
Katy had fun with Giant M&Ms today
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LEGO Downtown Diner 2018 set - The Best LEGO Modular Building? - Duration: 3:27.Hello, just2good here,
and LEGO just revealed the 2018 Modular Building set -
the Downtown Diner, which will retail for 170 bucks,
and releases January 1st, 2018.
And, in my opinion, this may be the best looking modular yet.
It's also a little bit of a depature from the other modular buildings,
a new take in a way,
fitting for a style that seems to be a few decades after all the previous ones.
Let me set up the context for you.
The peak of modulars was 2014 to 2015,
with the Parisian Restaurant and Detective Office.
But then, in 2016, we had the Brick Bank,
which was a good set,
but nowhere near the level of those two before it.
And, I could say the same with the Assembly Square,
it was good,
but not anything that could compare to those two great ones from before.
But this.
This is a return to the greatness.
This is incredible.
It's simple but like the Detective's Office and Parisian,
it stands out on a shelf -
I would even say moreso than any other modular.
Those bright colors that almost give me a Paradisa slash Miami Vice feel
and that Dinner sign definitely help, but gosh,
I love the design that captures that 50s Diner with all those curves,
with the first level roof and the skylight window.
And dang, still looming on the exterior,
the apartment building section looks great -
I love the studs not on top technique where they use tiles for the walls,
the roof with the handle bars and hinge mix,
and even the little details,
like the reverse 2x2 bumper pieces for windows at the side of the skylight window.
For the interior, the first floor is the diner,
and gosh, I love the essentials of any dinner which this knocks out.
The serving counter, a coffee machine, a gumball machine,
an awesome counter grill that reminds me of Steak 'n Shake,
and booth and a jukebox.
The second floor is a classic weight room,
with a punching bag and boxing ring -
that's new for LEGO!
The third floor is a recording studio.
I love that printed Rock and Roll vinyl,
and the reocrding booth.
The roof has a nice standing area,
which you can get to from a little door and the back alley,
which has lots of little pathways - something I love.
I like how they changed up the stair case as well,
using this interesting railing style.
The car is nice as well,
such a step up from that terrible one in the Palace Cinema.
It's not overtly long, just the perfect size,
and the pink works with that pastel-esque aesthetic of the building.
Alright, so I'm praising this, but what do I not like?
Well, to start out - the tan the apartment like part.
Why tan?
Insert the Gnajbricks meme here,
but it just clashes with the nice Paradia-like pink,
teal, and white.
The grey used is minimal beisdes the pathway,
which that all makes sense to use grey.
But the tan, in my opinion, it should've been white.
It just fits more and doesn't distact
from the awesome curved design of building and the sign,
unlike the tan, which just distracts from it.
Then, the minifigures.
Look, like I said before,
this is a new take on the modular buildings line.
But why did they drop the classic smiley,
which is a standard for all modulars since the second one?
Look at this picture.
Even with the more modern design of the diner,
the only thing that's a clash is the minifigures.
And, y'know, some of the minfigures have exclusive face prints in this set.
In particular I love this rocker's singing face,
and this girl's sweating face.
They're pretty specific and useful new faceprints,
but gosh, it just ruins the consistency of the modular line,
and I worry we won't see the classic smiley yearly anymore.
Other than that like I said,
this could be the best modular yet.
I will be buying this on release, I believe.
It's only 170 bucks, so I'll probably use up all my Christmas money.
Anyways, what do you guys think?
Leave your thoughts in the comments below.
I'll see you guys later.
Peace out.
Bye.
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КАК ЗНАКИ ЗОДИАКА ПРАЗДНУЮТ НОВЫЙ ГОД❄🎄❄ - Duration: 5:32. For more infomation >> КАК ЗНАКИ ЗОДИАКА ПРАЗДНУЮТ НОВЫЙ ГОД❄🎄❄ - Duration: 5:32.-------------------------------------------
Alyssa Performs 'Underneath the Tree'🎄 by Kelly Clarkson | Lip Sync Battle Shorties Holiday Special - Duration: 1:59.[crowd cheering]
[music playing]
♪ You're here where you should be Snow is falling as the carols sing ♪
♪ You're all that I need Underneath the tree tonight ♪
♪ I'm gonna hold you close ♪
♪ Another holiday alone to celebrate ♪
♪ But then one day everything changed ♪
♪ You're all I need Underneath the tree ♪
♪ You're here where you should be Snow is falling as the carols sing ♪
♪ It just wasn't the same Alone on Christmas day ♪
♪ Presents, what a beautiful sight ♪
♪ Don't mean a thing If you ain't holding me tight ♪
♪ You're all that I need Underneath the tree tonight ♪
♪ One day everything changed You're all I need ♪
♪ Underneath the tree ♪
♪ You're here where you should be Snow is falling as the carols sing ♪
♪ It just wasn't the same Alone on Christmas day ♪
♪ Presents, what a beautiful sight ♪
♪ Don't mean a thing If you ain't holding me tight ♪
♪ You're all that I need Underneath the tree ♪
[crowd cheering]
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