you think that was bad? try the world map. i got it for christmas and it took me 3 months too put together. I am a pretty experianced builder. it took me 1 day to put together avengers tower. world map is torture
I have the Lego Artemis rocket set. The barricades aren't even the worst part. The whole tower part is just the same tedious build like 5 times. That was brutal for me
These are the sets you have to set aside a full day for, no interruptions and have music or audio books or any videos playing that you don't need to change every 3-4 minutes.
I notice that most of these are in display sets. Just another reason I only buy set meant to be played with, rather than ones meant to look good on a shelf.
Between the cost of the sets, the tedium of doing the same piece hundreds of identical pieces hundreds of times and then not even being able to do anything with them except put them on a shelf to look "nice", I usually pass on these kinds of sets too.
If you think tracks are brutal in lego kits you should look at tracks for scale model kits. I have seen a couple which basically require you to drill each and every link
I build Gundam model kits (usually shortened as gunpla). The MG guntank has tracks which are all the individual clip connection type. Then there's the detailing process, massive hand cramping, mind numbing repetition. The MG and RG epyon also have issues, with a long chain type weapon. Thankfully, most gunpla aren't that bad.
Say that when you build the Darth Vader mosaic out of three “The Sith” sets almost entirely made up of 9K 1x1 pieces. It’s a beauty when it’s finished but it is real strain on the fingers and is far more boring than any UCS set is.
I did that withe excavator where i put some cogs in the wrong position. Thing was i only realised it about 20 steps later and had to dismantle. Still loved doing it though@@Somesomesomesomesillyguy
Now imagine you're the type of person who wants the LEGO logo on every single piece to be oriented in the same direction? Yeah you're going to be here a while.
@DannyMartin3z you'd be surprised at just how bad OCD can be. I grew up on educational television and the neighboring channels usually has stuff like that. I like to do this with LEGO Minecraft sets, although it's sometimes impossible to have every piece oriented the same way so I do it two ways, but if I ever got a LEGO painting set I think I'd give up on that before even starting. Sidenote: If LEGO ever made a texture pack that replicated the look of their Minecraft sets the logo would probably follow the alternate texture orientation introduced in 1.8 to make the environment a little less repetitive.
@@DJDroz-gh5nt no I get it. I was being serious. I don’t think I’m too bad but I like a degree of uniformity. Like if a I have 20 singles on my hand they’re all going to be oriented the same way. So I can see doing this. It’s also who I hate apply stickers because if I get get them perfect it REALLY bothers me. It’s not normal but it’s my lot
Bonus points for 21340, Tales of the Space Age -- there are several steps that have a similar color issue that Starry Night has. However, in that set, there is a color guide between the similar colors included on a step.
The Dagobah Jedi Training Diorama has you arrange a bunch of different colored plate pieces where you then cover it with over 200 clear green 1x1 plate and tile pieces to make its swamp. It looks pretty cool.
Lego has made the instructions so simple, it must be thinking we are idiots. 2 pages to place 1 brick? In the 80's you build a complete Technic set with just 28 steps.
Not only is the world map probably the dullest thing ever to build in the history of not just Lego, but model building as a whole, but it's also a massive eyesore! 🤢 It's so ugly and the rainbow barf oceans are truly baffling me. Were they trying to do color dithering? How do they expect people to look at this thing? From the same distance you watch at a jumbotron from?! 🤯
Some of the Botanical sets, specifically the Rose Bouquet with the little white flowers, can get a bit tedious. I actually didn't mind too much; I use a sorting tray and set up a little assembly line. Quite relaxing.
I did find the Artemis to be a tedious build, but it wasn't putting the 88 taps on that I found tedious. It was building the launch gantry, which was bag after bag of extremely similar elements that just seemed to go on forever.
I dunno. I've had some tedius steps before, but I don't ever find them a big issue. Usually, I get there and either have planned to sit and build, or I set it aside, and plan for a later time. When I do sit and build, I find it incredibly relaxing. I wish I had one right now to do, I'd absolutely do it before bed.
I actually enjoyed that certain step on the Artemis launch pad for being somewhat of an ironic build. Still it was way more exhausting after building the exact same 15 minutes tower module 9 times
On the Pacman set. To reduce the strain on your fingers when pushing the rods through the Technic connectors? I've found the best way to do that, also for MOCs, is to insert the rods partway, then using a table, and a brick separator to sandwich the parts between, and push the rods into place. And to reduce the tediousness of repetitive steps, take lots of breaks in between to stretch, and do something else. Like drinking a cup of tea, for example.
The globe and the wreath are some of my favorite looking sets I own, but man is it a slog to build both of them. The lego art sets can be fun to build, my favorite is the milkyway galaxy set because of all the weird and creative piece choices they used. It's always fun with that set to see what they'll come up with next and the end result is stunning.
I recently got invested in mini legos if that’s even a word, it’s even more tedious then you might think, one step required me to place 367 flat gray pieces and it only gets worse from there (set was colosseum (mini Lego))
I got the Empire State Building because it has an absurd number of grille tiles. I thought it was daft. They should release more than a 1x2 version though.
I can't believe you DIDNT mention notre dame! Please make a part 2. I mean, it had so much repetition and aligning a bunch of 1x1 parts on top of each other, not to mention the step where you place 40 star wands super close together and at the proper angle
In Artemis I set the fence on the platform is totally okay. However the repeating floors however... I already built an 1:110 scaled Mobile Launcher for one of my MOC (Ares I actually), but the way how the Artemis I set is build up was more demanding for some reason. Probably because the crossbeams. But making long tracks? Thats just a piece of cake.
Just finished the Artemis set and i think there is a more tedious thing in it. Almost 1/3 of the steps are the same like 15 steps repeated again and again to build up the tower. It looks great in the end but there are 10 levels of scaffolding that are almost identical with just a small variation here and there, like one additional piece and so...
the Lego tranquil garden set deserves a shoutout for being incredibly tedious and repetitive, specially the pond and the 2 cherry blossom trees. the end result is amazing, but it was far from the most fun build i’ve ever done.
I bought the Kingfisher set and making the water part took forever. And trying to figure out where some of the one stud pieces went was confusing as some of the instruction images were all at one angle .
I own the Artemis rocket set (and some of the other sets listed here) and by FAR that set was the most time consuming and hardest thing (mentally) to build 😅 not only was the barricade a pain, but the tower is basically the same thing over and over again until you get to the actual rocket. Definitely worth it as it's my favorite set in my room by far, but it was very exhausting nonetheless
The worst for me was when I was a kid I got the Death Star II and when I was building it for the first time, the side that’s still in construction in the movies takes forever to do out of Legos and after I did it I saw at the bottom that it had a “2x” and I was so bummed cause it took me so long to do the first one and I had to go back and do it all over again. In retrospect it wasn’t too bad but for 9 year old me it was quite tedious lol
Either you want to build a big set, or you don't want to... What are 64 same pieces ... I built a 5 meter tower out of Lego, now guess how many same pieces I needed.
Something interesting I've noticed while building Minecraft sets, the 2×2 jumpers and tiles aren't all the same. Some have the information on the bottom on three sides of the tube, while others have it in a pyramid (logo on top other info on bottom) orientation, all within the same set? Also, imagine if LEGO Minecraft gave the level of detail they do to blocks like ores to every single block? Yeah every single set would be on this list if that was the case. Hopefully we never get an ore vein set, that would really torture your fingers. "Alright five iron ores don how many left, 25, okay I hate this. *Faceplants table out of exhaustion.*
I would say that the Captain America shield would look better with plates on the outside- but I would be a monster for expecting that to be another step!
I can imagine the designers in a meeting about that. Bob: "It still looks kinda unfinished." Cindy: "Unfinished?" Bob: "Yea, all those exposed studs look bad." Cindy: "So what ... wait, no you're not about to suggest..." Bob: "What if we covered them with similarly colored plates? You know, just to smooth out the look...?" And Bob never was reported missing by his family that night, never to be seen again.
Spitbrix I found a misprint on an instructions, it’s the technic dump truck and I think it’s step 133 and there’s a misprint that shows 2 technic pins that aren’t supposed to be there.
The trees at the base of the Eiffel Tower are by far the most tedious in that set. The 144 stud set isn’t even close to some of the more tedious steps in that set. The final few steps of the Eiffel Tower might be the biggest breath of fresh air in any Lego set.
as a train enthusiast I bought 3 of the Orient Express set's and built them all at the same time... let's just say the proses of building the tracks was pain
I knew the avengers tower would be mentioned- from the amount of windows I had to put inside of the frames to the other type of windows also being plentiful, the building is almost entirely windows. Very tedious finishing a bag of just windows only to open the next bag and have it be- you guessed it, more windows. Totally worth it though, the final build is amazing.
The 2022 Eiffel Tower set was the most challenging Lego set I have ever done and after finishing it, it was worth putting the 10000 pieces together, despite many of the steps being tedious.
Landmarks can be among the most boring builds. The large Big Ben set is very repetitive. The Maersk ship is tedious as well. You have to assemble each of those little shipping containers.
I built the lego world map and it took ages but was honestly pretty enjoyable, very relaxing to just have a video or album on in the background while building it, my fingers were in pain from placing the studs by the end though
I forget sometimes that the monotony of placing the lil itty bitty pieces isn't people's favorite part of Lego sets; it's why the 3-in-1 sets are my favorites! I get to take them apart and rebuild them over and over, which is my favorite part! (and also they have a lot of poseable animals which I absolutely love as well) This video genuinely has given me some sets I want to get now, the world map, starry night and the wave painting are all ones I didn't realize were made of so many pieces and they seem really fun for me :)
Having the capital, I can say it may be the only set that I didn’t have fun building. All the 1x1 full tall with the holes and studs and how tedious it got. That set was a chore but it came out beautiful.
I have both the Fender Stratocaster guitar set and the US Capitol set. Placing all the grill pieces for the guitar set was tedious but it didn’t take too long so I wasn’t all that bad. The US Capitol was brutal though. I’m a huge perfectionist when it comes to building LEGO sets so I wanted to make sure all of those white pieces were PERFECTLY lined up with one another. Took me ages to build and my fingers felt like they were going to fall off, but damn does that set look good once it’s finished.
I boufgr the Starry Night set for my girlfriend and we built it together, did I mention she's colorblind? We had to dismantle part of that background because we used the wrong colors about halfway through and only noticed when we were short a few plates to complete it.
The tracks in 42100 and 75059 are actually easy. The medium and large tracks snap together with relative ease. Its the smaller ones from the razor crest that can be annoying
The 24X on the botanical wildflower set demolished my fingers because you have to do it 2 times and each time you have to add the 24 bricks on a round piece
The Empire State Building is an absolute joy to build. Even though you're placing a ton of grill pieces, it never feels like a chore.
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Totally agree with that. It was one of my first sets and still one of my favorites
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My thumbs hurt after that one
agreed. and its stunning
The Lego colosseum was brutal
GREAT SPITBRIX LEGO TEDIOUS STEP BY STEP
Yes the sections were different enough that you could take the mind of it but so similar it was brutal!
you think that was bad? try the world map. i got it for christmas and it took me 3 months too put together. I am a pretty experianced builder. it took me 1 day to put together avengers tower. world map is torture
Anything with large amounts of technic tracks gets annoying real quick
Hold up why was the "lego coloseum" in blue???
I have the Lego Artemis rocket set. The barricades aren't even the worst part. The whole tower part is just the same tedious build like 5 times. That was brutal for me
I was up until 3am building that damn tower
Same
Agreed. The end result is nice but I hated building it.
Same here.
But was it worth it?
These are the sets you have to set aside a full day for, no interruptions and have music or audio books or any videos playing that you don't need to change every 3-4 minutes.
Or you can take your time, and do it when you want/can. And just have fun with it. 🤷
@@SquishyTheVampire Yes
I notice that most of these are in display sets. Just another reason I only buy set meant to be played with, rather than ones meant to look good on a shelf.
Between the cost of the sets, the tedium of doing the same piece hundreds of identical pieces hundreds of times and then not even being able to do anything with them except put them on a shelf to look "nice", I usually pass on these kinds of sets too.
I am getting the UCS Sail Barge and I’m so excited because it looks amazing and has so many play features!
@@Dargonhumanthat’s why I mainly stick to technic sets
@@WestAussieTrainz Technic is awesome.
@@Dargonhuman 100% agree
The Lego guy: "I need to put together 200 chainlinks. Oh the humanity"
The Cobi guy with 30 tank sets at home: "Amateurs. Such rookie numbers."
If you think tracks are brutal in lego kits you should look at tracks for scale model kits.
I have seen a couple which basically require you to drill each and every link
Was about to say that, made the old rye field models tiger tracks. They took me 6 to 7 hours each in total
1:23 Casual Cobi model kit experience. When you are collecting a tank you usually need to clip together from 45 to 55 track links, on both sides.
Don't say anything about a preference. I said I like mega figures more and I was featured in a hot takes video from spitbricks
Try their warships with ~30 links per anchor chain at the longest
The 1:12 Tiger 131 has two sets of 105 links in one step, for a total of 210.
I build Gundam model kits (usually shortened as gunpla). The MG guntank has tracks which are all the individual clip connection type. Then there's the detailing process, massive hand cramping, mind numbing repetition. The MG and RG epyon also have issues, with a long chain type weapon.
Thankfully, most gunpla aren't that bad.
cobi mentioned
I disagree that these are tedious steps. Building LEGO is just pure relaxation.
Even when you realize that you misaligned every piece in one step?
Dude one time I hade to make 16 of the same piece it to make a big circle it took me so long to
Say that when you build the Darth Vader mosaic out of three “The Sith” sets almost entirely made up of 9K 1x1 pieces. It’s a beauty when it’s finished but it is real strain on the fingers and is far more boring than any UCS set is.
I did that withe excavator where i put some cogs in the wrong position. Thing was i only realised it about 20 steps later and had to dismantle. Still loved doing it though@@Somesomesomesomesillyguy
Lego is the type of modeling that puts one into a Zen state.Build some monster models, Have fun Model on.
The roller coaster chain gives me KNex flashbacks
Now imagine you're the type of person who wants the LEGO logo on every single piece to be oriented in the same direction? Yeah you're going to be here a while.
Even my OCD shuddered at that thought...
Omg. I didn’t even know that was a thing! If I start doing this now, I shall haunt you in my next life 😮
@DannyMartin3z you'd be surprised at just how bad OCD can be. I grew up on educational television and the neighboring channels usually has stuff like that. I like to do this with LEGO Minecraft sets, although it's sometimes impossible to have every piece oriented the same way so I do it two ways, but if I ever got a LEGO painting set I think I'd give up on that before even starting.
Sidenote: If LEGO ever made a texture pack that replicated the look of their Minecraft sets the logo would probably follow the alternate texture orientation introduced in 1.8 to make the environment a little less repetitive.
@@DJDroz-gh5nt no I get it. I was being serious. I don’t think I’m too bad but I like a degree of uniformity. Like if a I have 20 singles on my hand they’re all going to be oriented the same way. So I can see doing this. It’s also who I hate apply stickers because if I get get them perfect it REALLY bothers me. It’s not normal but it’s my lot
@DannyMartin3z it's not that it's not normal, it's that it's _your_ normal.
Bonus points for 21340, Tales of the Space Age -- there are several steps that have a similar color issue that Starry Night has. However, in that set, there is a color guide between the similar colors included on a step.
The old statue of Liberty is built with top down view instructions. And all the pieces are in the same color.
2:50 i would like to go on record and say it is not at all and that part was actually really relaxing. those strings are made by the devil though
the strings are so hard to line up properly 😭
Personally the most tedious part of Lego sets is when random bricks decide to vanish into the backrooms and spend so much time looking for it
Is it really tedious when you are just placing lego bricks? I think lego is satysfiying enough to cancel it out.
7:30 the only lego set I ever gave up on
I almost did but if you finish it it looks amazing on the wall
Same
4:20 "The United States Capitol Building etc..." Wait 'til my guy discovers the taj mahal set!
The Dagobah Jedi Training Diorama has you arrange a bunch of different colored plate pieces where you then cover it with over 200 clear green 1x1 plate and tile pieces to make its swamp. It looks pretty cool.
Lego has made the instructions so simple, it must be thinking we are idiots. 2 pages to place 1 brick? In the 80's you build a complete Technic set with just 28 steps.
Better safe than sorry
@@NeputuniaNepp It's Lego, not a nuclear plant. If you mess up, just redo.
@”Just redo”
Yeah, let me just remove an hour of work to fix this one spot.
@@NeputuniaNepp Yes. The joy of not reading the instructions correctly and pay for your failures.
Never tried Ikea I guess?
@@quickwimnl It’s LEGOs, kids are supposed to be having fun while building it. If you don’t make it fun for kids, what’s the point?
My fingers had literal DENTS from the Lego Pac-Man set 😭
Not only is the world map probably the dullest thing ever to build in the history of not just Lego, but model building as a whole, but it's also a massive eyesore! 🤢
It's so ugly and the rainbow barf oceans are truly baffling me. Were they trying to do color dithering? How do they expect people to look at this thing? From the same distance you watch at a jumbotron from?! 🤯
I think the ocean colors are supposed to represent depth, with redder parts being deeper.
Some of the Botanical sets, specifically the Rose Bouquet with the little white flowers, can get a bit tedious. I actually didn't mind too much; I use a sorting tray and set up a little assembly line. Quite relaxing.
The whole Artemis set is a tedious, repetitive nightmare
I did find the Artemis to be a tedious build, but it wasn't putting the 88 taps on that I found tedious. It was building the launch gantry, which was bag after bag of extremely similar elements that just seemed to go on forever.
I dunno. I've had some tedius steps before, but I don't ever find them a big issue. Usually, I get there and either have planned to sit and build, or I set it aside, and plan for a later time. When I do sit and build, I find it incredibly relaxing. I wish I had one right now to do, I'd absolutely do it before bed.
I actually enjoyed that certain step on the Artemis launch pad for being somewhat of an ironic build. Still it was way more exhausting after building the exact same 15 minutes tower module 9 times
On the Pacman set.
To reduce the strain on your fingers when pushing the rods through the Technic connectors?
I've found the best way to do that, also for MOCs, is to insert the rods partway, then using a table, and a brick separator to sandwich the parts between, and push the rods into place.
And to reduce the tediousness of repetitive steps, take lots of breaks in between to stretch, and do something else. Like drinking a cup of tea, for example.
I thought the black windows on the sides of the Titanic set was tedious 😭
The globe and the wreath are some of my favorite looking sets I own, but man is it a slog to build both of them. The lego art sets can be fun to build, my favorite is the milkyway galaxy set because of all the weird and creative piece choices they used. It's always fun with that set to see what they'll come up with next and the end result is stunning.
I thought the 100 frogs on the bonsai tree was a lot 😅
Lego set 10261. Nuff said. That or assembling excavator tracks.
Honestly, the whole Artemis set is tedious... worth it, but tedious.
Rods in pins have to be illegal 😅
Only in red states.
@StrawB0ss wtf I love Red States now
Angular brick ❌
Headlight brick ✅
When i built the captain America shield i found it very relaxing
I got a headache just looking at it
Lemme guess, when you were building the shield you were like:
"I could do this all day"
Me too! I’ve had it on my shelf for around a year now.
i built it and can say that it was tiresome and thrilling
I cant imagine the finger pain when assembling those 64 pacman units
Can’t believe he didn’t include Lego Rivindale roof tiles in this vid, that was my personal most tedious steps ever
I talked about it in the video that I mentioned during the conclusion of this video!
Ima go watch that video rn, and I just subbed cause I love ur content ❤️
What about the taj mahal from lego creator that set just asks you to build the same thing 4x times over again and again its very annoying @@SpitBrix
I've actually built the NASA Apollo station with the 88 pieces.
My man has never even considered making an army of Orks from Warhammer 40,000.
I recently got invested in mini legos if that’s even a word, it’s even more tedious then you might think, one step required me to place 367 flat gray pieces and it only gets worse from there (set was colosseum (mini Lego))
Idk why it's described as a chore tbh. Meticulously building sets with all these small details is a part of the fun
I got the Empire State Building because it has an absurd number of grille tiles. I thought it was daft. They should release more than a 1x2 version though.
I can't believe you DIDNT mention notre dame! Please make a part 2.
I mean, it had so much repetition and aligning a bunch of 1x1 parts on top of each other, not to mention the step where you place 40 star wands super close together and at the proper angle
In Artemis I set the fence on the platform is totally okay. However the repeating floors however... I already built an 1:110 scaled Mobile Launcher for one of my MOC (Ares I actually), but the way how the Artemis I set is build up was more demanding for some reason. Probably because the crossbeams. But making long tracks? Thats just a piece of cake.
It's still impressive how they try to break up the tedium and avoid sequential repetition in the instructions.
Just finished the Artemis set and i think there is a more tedious thing in it. Almost 1/3 of the steps are the same like 15 steps repeated again and again to build up the tower. It looks great in the end but there are 10 levels of scaffolding that are almost identical with just a small variation here and there, like one additional piece and so...
the Lego tranquil garden set deserves a shoutout for being incredibly tedious and repetitive, specially the pond and the 2 cherry blossom trees. the end result is amazing, but it was far from the most fun build i’ve ever done.
I bought the Kingfisher set and making the water part took forever. And trying to figure out where some of the one stud pieces went was confusing as some of the instruction images were all at one angle .
I own the Artemis rocket set (and some of the other sets listed here) and by FAR that set was the most time consuming and hardest thing (mentally) to build 😅 not only was the barricade a pain, but the tower is basically the same thing over and over again until you get to the actual rocket. Definitely worth it as it's my favorite set in my room by far, but it was very exhausting nonetheless
The worst for me was when I was a kid I got the Death Star II and when I was building it for the first time, the side that’s still in construction in the movies takes forever to do out of Legos and after I did it I saw at the bottom that it had a “2x” and I was so bummed cause it took me so long to do the first one and I had to go back and do it all over again. In retrospect it wasn’t too bad but for 9 year old me it was quite tedious lol
I think the tie crawler set has a butt load of chain links aswell
Shoutout to the pink version of the lego bonsai tree and its 100 pink frogs
Either you want to build a big set, or you don't want to...
What are 64 same pieces ... I built a 5 meter tower out of Lego, now guess how many same pieces I needed.
Something interesting I've noticed while building Minecraft sets, the 2×2 jumpers and tiles aren't all the same. Some have the information on the bottom on three sides of the tube, while others have it in a pyramid (logo on top other info on bottom) orientation, all within the same set?
Also, imagine if LEGO Minecraft gave the level of detail they do to blocks like ores to every single block? Yeah every single set would be on this list if that was the case. Hopefully we never get an ore vein set, that would really torture your fingers.
"Alright five iron ores don how many left, 25, okay I hate this. *Faceplants table out of exhaustion.*
I would say that the Captain America shield would look better with plates on the outside- but I would be a monster for expecting that to be another step!
I can imagine the designers in a meeting about that.
Bob: "It still looks kinda unfinished."
Cindy: "Unfinished?"
Bob: "Yea, all those exposed studs look bad."
Cindy: "So what ... wait, no you're not about to suggest..."
Bob: "What if we covered them with similarly colored plates? You know, just to smooth out the look...?"
And Bob never was reported missing by his family that night, never to be seen again.
I look at these after building plastic models and think "not too bad, lol"
Painting 50 tiny planes breaks a man
5:25 dude, the worst part of the Eiffel Tower is the cross beams. The studs aren’t that bad
Spitbrix I found a misprint on an instructions, it’s the technic dump truck and I think it’s step 133 and there’s a misprint that shows 2 technic pins that aren’t supposed to be there.
I love repetitive monotonous tasks so im foaming at the mouth imagining these
when you are one of the very rare where there is 1 piece is missing out if 10k
The botanical sets can get super tedious with all the technic connections that become painful very quickly
The Globe was quite tedious and pretty repetitive at times too lol
5:52 I actually have this one and I completely agree. It was worth it, though!
The trees at the base of the Eiffel Tower are by far the most tedious in that set. The 144 stud set isn’t even close to some of the more tedious steps in that set. The final few steps of the Eiffel Tower might be the biggest breath of fresh air in any Lego set.
as a train enthusiast I bought 3 of the Orient Express set's and built them all at the same time... let's just say the proses of building the tracks was pain
I knew the avengers tower would be mentioned- from the amount of windows I had to put inside of the frames to the other type of windows also being plentiful, the building is almost entirely windows. Very tedious finishing a bag of just windows only to open the next bag and have it be- you guessed it, more windows. Totally worth it though, the final build is amazing.
what lego set has the most of a single piece. I thought of this after you mentioned the 2018 roller coaster set which has 530, white, round 2x2s.
In regards to tedious, I’m a little surprised that trying to place stickers perfectly wasn’t mentioned.
You forget Rivendell that roof bro!!!!!!!!
You just earned yourself a sub ❤️ love your content
never building my burj khalifa from the skyline set again :sob:
7:54 this is the reason I haven’t touched this set in a year and I’ve had it for two
Tedious? That's LEGO Life for you...
I have the Starry night- that background was extremely annoying to make.
loveb uilding lego sets and sometimes take i them apart again, but one set i refuse to rebuild is the statue of liberty
The Starry Night is absolutely amazing to do, but THAT step was horrible. Although it's a beautiful set, so 100% worth it
The Captain America shield looks really fun
Not all one step, but the LEGO starry night backdrop was insane
The 2022 Eiffel Tower set was the most challenging Lego set I have ever done and after finishing it, it was worth putting the 10000 pieces together, despite many of the steps being tedious.
I kind of like the tedium sometimes. Put on some music, kick back and build. I’m cool with repetition once in a while, lol
I don't know what's wrong with me, but these sound incredibly fun to build.
Landmarks can be among the most boring builds. The large Big Ben set is very repetitive. The Maersk ship is tedious as well. You have to assemble each of those little shipping containers.
I built the lego world map and it took ages but was honestly pretty enjoyable, very relaxing to just have a video or album on in the background while building it, my fingers were in pain from placing the studs by the end though
Pac-Man was brutal
I forget sometimes that the monotony of placing the lil itty bitty pieces isn't people's favorite part of Lego sets; it's why the 3-in-1 sets are my favorites! I get to take them apart and rebuild them over and over, which is my favorite part! (and also they have a lot of poseable animals which I absolutely love as well) This video genuinely has given me some sets I want to get now, the world map, starry night and the wave painting are all ones I didn't realize were made of so many pieces and they seem really fun for me :)
Crazy to see how much you've blown up, saw a video back when you were at 150k, congrats man
While repetitive and often time boring, the end result of the Eiffel Tower pays off
Placing all those one by one tiles in the Lego dagobah set was insane
One of my favorite sets is the Lego Ideas International Space Station (ISS), but the 8 solar panels are RIDICULOUSLY tedious!
i’m doing the map right now and it is honestly kind of fun but still monotonous
Having the capital, I can say it may be the only set that I didn’t have fun building. All the 1x1 full tall with the holes and studs and how tedious it got. That set was a chore but it came out beautiful.
As me who has built the world map, I had to take a break from it for a year and finished it within a couple of months
I have both the Fender Stratocaster guitar set and the US Capitol set. Placing all the grill pieces for the guitar set was tedious but it didn’t take too long so I wasn’t all that bad. The US Capitol was brutal though. I’m a huge perfectionist when it comes to building LEGO sets so I wanted to make sure all of those white pieces were PERFECTLY lined up with one another. Took me ages to build and my fingers felt like they were going to fall off, but damn does that set look good once it’s finished.
I boufgr the Starry Night set for my girlfriend and we built it together, did I mention she's colorblind? We had to dismantle part of that background because we used the wrong colors about halfway through and only noticed when we were short a few plates to complete it.
The Lego avengers tower 💀
That's what I'm saying, that huge removable window was hell to build
@ Fr
The tracks in 42100 and 75059 are actually easy. The medium and large tracks snap together with relative ease. Its the smaller ones from the razor crest that can be annoying
as someone who plays extremely grindy video games, i would unironically enjoy all of these step
while the amp screen was bad on the strat, the worst part was the illegal building techniques with 1x1 elements.... pain
The 24X on the botanical wildflower set demolished my fingers because you have to do it 2 times and each time you have to add the 24 bricks on a round piece