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Dont throw bricks with cheeseslopes stucked inside, just use a minfigure crowbar, totally works. (also works on tiles when its too tight for the brickseparator )
The brittle brown has been solved a couple years ago! So those shouldn't break anymore. Can't really do anything against old batches though. Oh, and you're killing it man, well done!
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for some reason that has never happened to me. i had to use lots of brown plates in my tank build but they haven't snapped once Update: I stepped on a plate and it snapped
One time, my little cousin broke a brown 6 x 6 plate if I remember correctly, it was from a TMNT set that I owned which is now taken apart by my stupid 5 year old self, he suddenly broke the 6 x 6 that made me disappointed. When I saw this video, I realized that brown lego bricks are easily breakable.
I sometimes make lightsabers with a backwards hilt specifically, for some characters. For example, Ahsoka's lightsabers genuinely look like reversed lego hilts.
The new reddish-brown bricks shouldn't break anymore. It is just the older ones that are brittle. Though anyone with a sizable collection would likely have some of the older pieces. The minifigure heads could be cleaned up with some alcohol. And the slopes in the brick could be removed with a paperclip bent into a hook. Stickers should be applied with a hobby knife.
Dude, you can literally use your fingers to wipe the sharpie pen ink off. Oils on your skin should be able to wipe the ink off if you rub your finger firmly on the Lego minifigure head.
@@fyretnt I don't have much trouble with the stickers either, but just saving them on the sheet is not a bad idea persé. I've always wondered if you can get new stickers from Lego somehow. Anyway I prefer printed pieces.
8:29 For sin number 10, if you stick two plates of the same size together, I always use TWO Brick Seperators to seperate these parts, one Brick Seperator you place on the top surface and the other one you place on the bottom surface and then you press the Seperators against eachother and you are done:)
1:58 This is actually because brown, dark red and blue pieces released in a certain time frame were made in a way that when they age they become brittle and break this isn't actually just because it's brown if you tried it on a non brittle brown piece it would just bend, not snap.
Recent experience with breaking bricks, I'm finding problems with blue, I've never had a Lego piece break until recently and they've almost all been blue. The only other pieces I've had issues with are the multipiece hinged robot arms, the "fingers" that interlock to allow bending are snapping off. Mostly happening with transparent orange and a few black. But all of these pieces that are breaking are old, I'm talking decades. So, maybe it's something to do with quality of the plastic degenerating over time.
Seriously, why are the brown parts so brittle?! I wish I had known this beforehand. I got a big bag of parts from a family friend, and when I was trying to build stuff with the reddish and dark brown parts, many of them broke. Some were already cracked! I have never seen this with any other colors! Even the old brown pieces didn't do this!
@@edwinvanderhaeghen2221 That's dumb. Our scientists and chemists need to stop worrying about global warming and fix this neglect from further ruining childhoods.
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The only way (that I'm aware of) to protect your lego sets from those evil knockoff lego brands is to invest in a lego Optimus Prime. He can run them over in truck mode and then break them down into their individual bricks with his energon axe, and if he gets surrounded he can use the matrix of leadership to light our darkest hour.
Okay, for the lightsaber thing, it really depends on who's light saber you are building, but it is most common to see fins or protrusions at the bottom.
I’m having a hard time understanding why the brown bricks break so easily for some people, the bricks I’ve had for about 7 years now have only ever broken under extreme pressure
Lego had a bad batch of bricks at a certain time i think and they've fixed that already so there's some people who have easily broken brown bricks and some who have strong brown bricks.
The upside down lightsabers thing is only ok if it’s Kylo Ren. His lightsaber’s design is bottom heavy and he likes to hold it high right at the cross guards.
I often vary it on purpose since there‘s not much difference in design when we only have one hilt (okay we have the curved ones from Ventress and Dooku)
As a child, I always used my teeth to separate the pieces. I didn't know how to do it any other way, so when the lower front tooth, which was involved in this process more than the others, I didn't know what to do at all, and a solution was found as soon as the root tooth began to erupt. Unfortunately, due to constant exploitation, it warped before it grew... But I had to straighten my teeth anyway, so it wasn't critical. Although it is still a little more shaky compared to the others, and I sometimes have nightmares about how my molars start to fall out...
When you have a brown plate on a large brick baseplate, simply bending the baseplate right where the brown is will take it off very easily. You don't even need to bend it that much.
I can agree about brown pieces being weak af Legit I was give. An old incomplete Harry Potter set and some of the *brown pieces broke* I once drew on a head but it wasn’t much and it was a blank head anyway Another bad thing to do is connect 2 plates together so tightly that they can’t be separated even with a part seperater like in the vid but a small one over a big one which is even harder coz of the studs in the way
Yeah I realized the brown flat bricks are terrible. I used one for a truck my son was working on for a film at his high school and of course I dropped the truck, the entire truck survived the drop but the brown studded flat brick that was the “chassis” snapped in half. Took me an hour to find a replacement black brick after that!
HEY YOU THERE! Quick tip for #10, if you can’t remove with brick separator, put them on a baseplate with a brick on the other side of the one you need separate, works like a charm!
I have some advice about removing brown smooth plates off something: If you are not really able to remove all the parts, just remove it from the long side. It works well for me!
So lego actually recently changed their brown pigment because they found out the pigment they were using was causing the bonds between plastic polymer chains to weaken and make them extremely fragile
@@Omen_Burrito they have a whole division of employees and engineers trying and testing every possible connection point and weaknesses that could compromise the legos integrity like they have employees to figure out and make solutions for "illegal" connections
I would say that, depending on the minifig, with the lego lightsaber hilt being put on "backwards" adds more detail. Also the lines somewhat look like they are holding the blade in place which will look better with non-lightsaber pieces Ex. Darth Vaders lightsaber looks more like his real one backwards because the lines closer to the bottom of his Saber, although horizontal rather vertical, add more detail.
The first sin actually happened to me before and for some reason when I ordered the Lego set, it came with the illegal building technique. They might need to go to jail now😂.
What's this "illegal" business?! When I was a kid you didn't have plans; you got a sodding massive box of bricks (no minifigs then either) and you spent hours creating things Stephen King would be unnerved by! Nothing illegal 'bout that copper! 😜
@@ModelsExInferis illegal just means things that will give unnecessary stress to lego pieces, or will harm the build some other way. You can play with lego how you want tho
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Gonna be entirely honest, there are some knockoff parts i use with regular lego. THE ONLY REASON im willing to, is because the part has a unique design that also doesn't stand out too much. I have a couple from a knockoff lego set, which was a game of battleship, where you design and build your own ships. Naturally, this came with some AMAZING looking parts. I often use them as exposed mechanical components in sci-fi builds. The colors match lego, too. Theres another one i use thats a 1x2 cheese slope with studs on the top, so they're angled. Most unique knockoff parts either dont match the color, or are too unique to fit the rest of the system. I only use the acceptions, and never in builds I want to keep together for along time.
TD, you can also use 2 plates and a bucket handle to make a plate that goes both ways. How you make it is putting the bucket handle and putting it sideways into the plate
Speaking of sticking together 2 plates of the same size: In fact, all you need to easily put them apart is two different brick separators - one on top and one on the bottom The bottom one must be the old version (the one that has no technic axle on top) (I still prefer to use old surgery instruments for that though. Got used to them since early childhood when there were no brick separators)
A tip to deal with sticking two plate pieces on top of each other is to use 2 brick separators (one on top, one on bottom) and essentially pinch them together to separate the plates.
8:32 you need a green brick separator as they don’t have the piece sticking-out on top (orange above, green below) then the 2 separators make it easy-ish to separate plates.
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Dont throw bricks with cheeseslopes stucked inside, just use a minfigure crowbar, totally works. (also works on tiles when its too tight for the brickseparator )
If it actually works well thank you I’ll try it tomorrow
I’ll have to try that now. Never could find a way
Some minifig swords will get them out too, especially 10050.
@@TDBRICKS ok so,did it work?
@@mihneababanu4224 yes did it work.
The brittle brown has been solved a couple years ago! So those shouldn't break anymore.
Can't really do anything against old batches though.
Oh, and you're killing it man, well done!
im glad it has been fixed because im having problems with brown flat pieces
Oh ok
I have an old set with MANY Brown pieces, and many broke
i remember when it was lime green for bionicle
Old pieces in Dark Red and Blue were prone to breaking as well.
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Then got tired of messy heads and used VFX to create mouth movements. Then got tired of that and now I don't animate mouths no more.
That’s smart! There’s something about the old school mouth movement that has such a charm but I don’t wanna even imagine how tedious that is
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I have unfortunately learned about the brown piece brittleness personally. Definitely would have been good to learn that earlier.
Don't worry I've lost many brown pieces in order to learn myself 😂😤
for some reason that has never happened to me. i had to use lots of brown plates in my tank build but they haven't snapped once
Update: I stepped on a plate and it snapped
One time, my little cousin broke a brown 6 x 6 plate if I remember correctly, it was from a TMNT set that I owned which is now taken apart by my stupid 5 year old self, he suddenly broke the 6 x 6 that made me disappointed. When I saw this video, I realized that brown lego bricks are easily breakable.
@@TDBRICKS your sacrifice was remembered you stepped on a brick for a vid
Same
I sometimes make lightsabers with a backwards hilt specifically, for some characters. For example, Ahsoka's lightsabers genuinely look like reversed lego hilts.
I believe in Lego building booklets, the smaller side of the hilt has the saber on it.
She also grabs closer to the blade with her fighting style so it would make sense for hers to be on the other side
@@aidenweldon5298 Was gonna at the same thing, I weirdly remember that in specific in the books.
Obi wan.
In my opinion they look better reversed
As a lego builder this video is like a try not to scream video
YEA IT IS 😂
The new reddish-brown bricks shouldn't break anymore. It is just the older ones that are brittle. Though anyone with a sizable collection would likely have some of the older pieces.
The minifigure heads could be cleaned up with some alcohol.
And the slopes in the brick could be removed with a paperclip bent into a hook.
Stickers should be applied with a hobby knife.
Dude, you can literally use your fingers to wipe the sharpie pen ink off. Oils on your skin should be able to wipe the ink off if you rub your finger firmly on the Lego minifigure head.
Some also use the end of a brick separator for stickers. I've personally given up on stickers.
I just put the stickers on it’s not that hard
@@fyretnt I don't have much trouble with the stickers either, but just saving them on the sheet is not a bad idea persé. I've always wondered if you can get new stickers from Lego somehow. Anyway I prefer printed pieces.
@@GrimFoxy-qe8oi true, but rubbing alcohol is usually more efficient
I feel you on the brown fragile pieces. It’s like building with glass sometimes, they just crack so often.
I feel like it’s more Trying to make a cardboard box with leftovers but with paper
Ikr
It’s like a building with made in China
@ilikeminecraft6753 factory defect on the old bricks.
Surprisingly, I have never had this problem
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8:29 For sin number 10, if you stick two plates of the same size together, I always use TWO Brick Seperators to seperate these parts, one Brick Seperator you place on the top surface and the other one you place on the bottom surface and then you press the Seperators against eachother and you are done:)
Nerd
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Oh yeah I didn't actually think of that. Good idea
or, little known fact, the thin end of a brick remover acts as an artificial fingernail
I just just use a loose razor blade
Sandwiching all those plates together is actually kind of satisfying!
...until you realize what you have to endure afterwards to pry them all apart 💀
Had to put my nails in sports mode
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1:58 This is actually because brown, dark red and blue pieces released in a certain time frame were made in a way that when they age they become brittle and break this isn't actually just because it's brown if you tried it on a non brittle brown piece it would just bend, not snap.
I tought lego was racist
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@@pineappletoast2142 its cool tho
@@pineappletoast2142 how
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no way this has been 2yr ago and I am THIRD.
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My worst lego childhood is losing legos
Recent experience with breaking bricks, I'm finding problems with blue, I've never had a Lego piece break until recently and they've almost all been blue. The only other pieces I've had issues with are the multipiece hinged robot arms, the "fingers" that interlock to allow bending are snapping off. Mostly happening with transparent orange and a few black. But all of these pieces that are breaking are old, I'm talking decades. So, maybe it's something to do with quality of the plastic degenerating over time.
Same
Throw it in the lake
Seriously, why are the brown parts so brittle?!
I wish I had known this beforehand. I got a big bag of parts from a family friend, and when I was trying to build stuff with the reddish and dark brown parts, many of them broke. Some were already cracked! I have never seen this with any other colors! Even the old brown pieces didn't do this!
The brown pigment had a weird chemical reaction with the polymer plastic.
@@edwinvanderhaeghen2221 That's dumb. Our scientists and chemists need to stop worrying about global warming and fix this neglect from further ruining childhoods.
@@greatkentuckian9032 It has already been fixed
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Guilty of a few of these myself. The worse thing for me has to be brown parts since I don't have a lot of brown plates or tiles in my collection.
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The only way (that I'm aware of) to protect your lego sets from those evil knockoff lego brands is to invest in a lego Optimus Prime. He can run them over in truck mode and then break them down into their individual bricks with his energon axe, and if he gets surrounded he can use the matrix of leadership to light our darkest hour.
He is overpriced though for what we get
Lol
Lol
The cause of lego pieces breaking is that some idiot keeps wearing them down so much that they become liable to crumbling.
Okay, for the lightsaber thing, it really depends on who's light saber you are building, but it is most common to see fins or protrusions at the bottom.
I see... cool!
5:46 the bite of 87
6:55 was physically hurting me
Lego should make an actual cereal
TD BRICKS never fails us he always makes good videos
6:32 my financial situation when I buy something from the dollar store
I’m having a hard time understanding why the brown bricks break so easily for some people, the bricks I’ve had for about 7 years now have only ever broken under extreme pressure
maybe the newer brown brick have something in the dye of the plastic that makes them more fragile, idk I don't have any brown bricks anymore
@@omori-kid8602 idk, my brown bricks can survive a beating, as a little kid I recreated so many disasters with my legos
Lego had a bad batch of bricks at a certain time i think and they've fixed that already so there's some people who have easily broken brown bricks and some who have strong brown bricks.
Probably different type of plastic
Probably because they are “shit”
The upside down lightsabers thing is only ok if it’s Kylo Ren. His lightsaber’s design is bottom heavy and he likes to hold it high right at the cross guards.
Or if you're making Rey from Rise of Skywalker with the yellow lightsaber
Also Obi-Wans (episodes 3-4) lightsaber is fitting upside down.
Kylo is a real rebel 😎
i had to use mine upside down on the older ones cause the top got too loose to hold the blade
I often vary it on purpose since there‘s not much difference in design when we only have one hilt (okay we have the curved ones from Ventress and Dooku)
8:48 eh 😩
As a child, I always used my teeth to separate the pieces. I didn't know how to do it any other way, so when the lower front tooth, which was involved in this process more than the others, I didn't know what to do at all, and a solution was found as soon as the root tooth began to erupt. Unfortunately, due to constant exploitation, it warped before it grew... But I had to straighten my teeth anyway, so it wasn't critical. Although it is still a little more shaky compared to the others, and I sometimes have nightmares about how my molars start to fall out...
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@@manic365, in Russia we always use improvised tools. In this case, the improvised tools turned out to be my teeth👍
When you have a brown plate on a large brick baseplate, simply bending the baseplate right where the brown is will take it off very easily. You don't even need to bend it that much.
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123 lol
That's what I usually do
I can agree about brown pieces being weak af
Legit I was give. An old incomplete Harry Potter set and some of the *brown pieces broke*
I once drew on a head but it wasn’t much and it was a blank head anyway
Another bad thing to do is connect 2 plates together so tightly that they can’t be separated even with a part seperater like in the vid but a small one over a big one which is even harder coz of the studs in the way
I once broke like 12 brown bricks in one day 😂
6:55 was so funny! 😂😂😂not only 3 and under year olds would suffer choking hazards from lego
fun fact in the moment 5:40 the motorocycle was supposed to break as it was for a show in poland
Errr it’s a Aussie show
@@Lilttleratty also polish i got know this like 2 month ago
2:55 MY BOOOOOOYYYY
@JohnPlayzG942o I think it's called "jump around", just watch turbo with the subtitles on and it should show you
My man Td pulled of tf2 spy knife flip
@@itsyourlocalgamer1651he was close to thecway he opens it, but not quite
Yeah I realized the brown flat bricks are terrible. I used one for a truck my son was working on for a film at his high school and of course I dropped the truck, the entire truck survived the drop but the brown studded flat brick that was the “chassis” snapped in half. Took me an hour to find a replacement black brick after that!
What material are the brown peices made out of?
3:11 ...(pain)...
I’m in sooo much pain
I'm dying because of this
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HEY YOU THERE! Quick tip for #10, if you can’t remove with brick separator, put them on a baseplate with a brick on the other side of the one you need separate, works like a charm!
6:48 i feel like someone could do some graphic war stuff with this
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I have some advice about removing brown smooth plates off something: If you are not really able to remove all the parts, just remove it from the long side. It works well for me!
2:55 Does anyone know what song is that? Sounds good!
He forgot vacuuming Lego on accident.
Correct
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When I'm applying stickers, I find it helpful to use the flat end of the brick separator. Don't know why it works, but it does.
When he builds it he destroys it😂😂😂😂😂😂
I can’t see a single video of Tyler that doesn’t have over 1M views, he’s probably the most successful Lego UA-camr!
It's the emo kid
I'm a cat
I mean I'm Mommy Long Legs
@@TorresGaming5882no one cares
@@animationcool117 I get to be who I am dumas
1:58 I use broken pieces for scary builds💀🗿
Cool
6:05 this whole part makes me wanna cry
"your dogs hair on it" (and your own hair)
I almost had a heart attack when you destroyed those poor Lego brown pieces
It was painful to do 🥺
It sounded racist too
But that was not the reason I'm sad, you're breaking Lego pieces!
I feel worse after seeing all of the video
I was literally coughing after he broke those brown pieces
@@TDBRICKS yea
So lego actually recently changed their brown pigment because they found out the pigment they were using was causing the bonds between plastic polymer chains to weaken and make them extremely fragile
They were not really sure what exactly in the pigment caused it but they think it may be a organic compound in the pigment reacting with the polymers
O wow
Glad they stepped up and fixed it right away. Lego always was good at being a quality product
@@Omen_Burrito they have a whole division of employees and engineers trying and testing every possible connection point and weaknesses that could compromise the legos integrity like they have employees to figure out and make solutions for "illegal" connections
@@Omen_Burrito*sad Lego stormtrooper helmet noises*
7:24 lol if u slow it down to 0.25x speed someone called _table_ said "get b*tches"
Wonder why Toble said that
And he also said ur mum
Yep.
I saw go to jail
Thank you why though
Rip all the brown pieces
1:50 those Lego bricks were probably made in China
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@@Alt-rd4fr OK so?
With the cheese blocks stuck use a little sharp tool to grip them and pull them out. Something like a little screw driver or a knife or an awl.
I'll try that next time
@@TDBRICKS it will leave a tiny indent in it but it’s better than having to throw them away 🤷♂️
I would say that, depending on the minifig, with the lego lightsaber hilt being put on "backwards" adds more detail. Also the lines somewhat look like they are holding the blade in place which will look better with non-lightsaber pieces
Ex. Darth Vaders lightsaber looks more like his real one backwards because the lines closer to the bottom of his Saber, although horizontal rather vertical, add more detail.
Then there's also the specialty hilts like dooku or ventress with a curved hilt
Those people are wrong you were right about the lightsaber
5:52 I need to glue because sometimes I make puzzle boxes that I will give to my friends, and don’t want them cheating or accidentally messing it up
So where u need the glue then 😂
More lego building in the floor: HUGE PAIN
I’m going to make a Lego wall to my dad’s office
The first sin actually happened to me before and for some reason when I ordered the Lego set, it came with the illegal building technique. They might need to go to jail now😂.
*knock knock knock* FBI OPEN UP
What's this "illegal" business?! When I was a kid you didn't have plans; you got a sodding massive box of bricks (no minifigs then either) and you spent hours creating things Stephen King would be unnerved by! Nothing illegal 'bout that copper! 😜
@@ModelsExInferis illegal just means things that will give unnecessary stress to lego pieces, or will harm the build some other way. You can play with lego how you want tho
@@coolfeet1 You must have missed the winky smiley there sunshine!
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That’s what i thought 😂
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Gonna be entirely honest, there are some knockoff parts i use with regular lego. THE ONLY REASON im willing to, is because the part has a unique design that also doesn't stand out too much.
I have a couple from a knockoff lego set, which was a game of battleship, where you design and build your own ships. Naturally, this came with some AMAZING looking parts. I often use them as exposed mechanical components in sci-fi builds. The colors match lego, too. Theres another one i use thats a 1x2 cheese slope with studs on the top, so they're angled. Most unique knockoff parts either dont match the color, or are too unique to fit the rest of the system. I only use the acceptions, and never in builds I want to keep together for along time.
There's a knockoff brand 2x2 plate with studs on both sides. Instant 'reverser', convenient size, no BS; the only problem is that it's not LEGO.
6:47 I have that set and it hurts even worse lol
TD, you can also use 2 plates and a bucket handle to make a plate that goes both ways. How you make it is putting the bucket handle and putting it sideways into the plate
1:06 as a person who wears glasses, this is P A I N
IKR?? I literally wash my glasses off after that 💀
Ikr (me who uses air to clean me glasez)
8:40 that was so satisfying
Yea
Plumber: how did u clog your toilet?
Him:I threw a Lego brick in for no reason..😂
6:45 had me wheezing
Same
2:10 2 days ago I had ordered some 1x4 brown tiles and was building with them. Then this happened to me twice.
Speaking of sticking together 2 plates of the same size:
In fact, all you need to easily put them apart is two different brick separators - one on top and one on the bottom
The bottom one must be the old version (the one that has no technic axle on top)
(I still prefer to use old surgery instruments for that though. Got used to them since early childhood when there were no brick separators)
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Well I did that,
As a kid of course!
I accidentally swallowed green arrow's head once
when i was a kid i just put the blue stud into the nose and couldnt get it out for like 30 minutes
r.i.p lego green arrow😔😔
2:49 Dark red and dark brown also break so easily😂
8:05 was litterly ww3
1:52 hersheys:
1:57 feastabals:
3:30
"Sir how did you get caught?"
"A Lego brick."
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhh ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
Hahs
Was that the bite of 87!🤣😱😂🤣 5:38
03:35 PAIN
Lego rules dude.
A tip to deal with sticking two plate pieces on top of each other is to use 2 brick separators (one on top, one on bottom) and essentially pinch them together to separate the plates.
This worked even better with the old green separators
8:32 you need a green brick separator as they don’t have the piece sticking-out on top (orange above, green below) then the 2 separators make it easy-ish to separate plates.
2:18 Bro... YOUR TELLING ME THOSE ORANGE THINGS YOU WOULD FIND IN THE BIG BOXES OF LEGIS AT SCHOOL USED TO GET THE LEGO BLOCKS WE JUST USED THEM AS AIRPLANE WINGS💀💀💀💀💀
Yep ( when I first got one I thought it was one two
Kinda same, but I thinked it was some stairs or something lol
honestly i thought it was a skate board with no wheels☠️☠️☠️☠️
6:40 R.I.P Lego man
Wrong timming.
The intro is removed for this video.
1:35 it accualy doesn't matter which way you do it. Lego has shown it both ways before.
Can you cook legos with real food on the stove for another video?
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