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Can't really say how many days it took to build due to the way I build them. Some days I build several bags, other none at all. Haven't kept track Don't own that many sets, maybe twenty. We'll see where I end up in a year or so.

Well, close enough maybe ^^

I think you should. Really liked this one. Looks great as a display piece.

Hey and thank you for watching. I'm using my Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra filming at 4k. Thing is that I'm not too happy about this camera since it has some zoom issues and also, if you go over 2x, the video becomes very grainy.

Well, that would be something. But I'll pass. :P

Part three is coming up tomorrow

Will look into it tomorrow. Thanks!

It's easy to drop Lego pieces while building. The sometimes slip from your hands when trying to connect them, or they're just too darn small. ^^

Superb. Thanks! ^^

@@brickbizarreYT your very welcome

Thanks a bunch

Thank you

Appreciated

Appreciated

Thank you, seems I got the videos mixed up ^^

Well, we all have to start somewhere. Appreciate your time though.

Oh? Didn't even notice if true... felt like the right way. ^^

@@brickbizarreYTthey were in fact backwards great vid btw

@@BenjaminSomers Yes, this has already been pointed out. I went back and checked the figure and yes, legs were on backwards. ^^

It's called "Brick Search: The LEGO set app" and is available on both Android and iOS

@@brickbizarreYT how reliable is the app? I'm seeing comments about loading/scanning issues, but accurate when it works.

The only issue I've encountered so far is that the app sometime takes a long time to fetch the information. No real errors. But then again, the QR-codes aren't always that well printed so I imagine there will be issues du to this.

@@brickbizarreYT I see, gonna be trying it out next time I come across some CMFs. Looking forward to series 27!

Yeah, maybe. But I prefer knowing what I'm buying/getting rather than doing it blind. Odd move though by Lego to make it this simple.

Yes. But paying for a figure I don't want is worse in my opinion.

I thought the fun in this was that you don't know what you're gonna get.

​@@Warkan47 You can always choose to not scan the figure? It's an option for collectors that dont want duplicates and a full 12 set without spending extra money.

Sure, I can see some appeal to that. The mystery so to speak. But I would suggest that Lego start adding 1 per 10 000 exclusive figures in that case, so you know which figure you are getting -- but there is a change you get a really rare one. That could be the mystery figure I heard some sites mention.

And this is what is so strange. On several online stores they refer to a mystery figure. Maybe they are just misinformed?

There were other series that had a mystery figure, maybe what was said was about some of those series...

@mikususins1767 I would agree that this was a presumption as well. I've also watched a couple of D&D minifig case openings...along with a few space case openings and they no longer appear to be random either...there is very clearly 3 of each per case and in the D&D case they are even packed entirley side by side...whereas the space cases seemed to still have some randomness in the packout but not the contents. I'm ok with all of this for clarity since I moved to buying a case of the D&Ds myself and will probably do so for future waves I'm interested in...I want 3 sets so I have 2 for myself and one to gift to a friend...and the third set is more than half free...and frankly after decades of collecting I'm over rare chase items...its silly imho!

Say what?