Adam Savage's One Day Builds: LEGO Lunar Lander
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- Опубліковано 17 лип 2019
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Just in time for the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 moon landing, Adam speed builds the beautiful LEGO lunar lander set that was developed in cooperation with NASA! From moon craters to laser reflector panels, Adam is super impressed by the detail infused in this model. Now a question which shelf does it belong on: with space stuff or LEGO builds?
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Pro-tip for telling black and dark grey apart in the instructions: Black pieces are outlined in white.
If only I knew this throughout my childhood
TIL, thanks!
iq 100
Alexander King i am not quit sure, but i think it wasn‘t always that black peaces had a white outline.
@@ICM43I Probably right, Lego has moved with the times and realised that the market for enjoying the product is greater than those with 20/20 vision, non-colourblind etc. Its one of the best successes with Lego, that it keeps developing and progressing through the generations.
When seeing Adam sorting all the pieces out, i think that he and James May could get along very well building a lego project together :D.
So true 😎 I can also see them up grading for a lawnmower 😀
Adam didn't name the parts! ^_^
That´s the collab I didn´t know I needed. Can we make this happen?!
I suspect James May is a bit pedantic for Adam.
@@derrickwilliams2903 So he's Jamie Hyneman + arrogance?
I am all for knolling Lego, but you have to go in phases with the newest sets. They label the bags in the order they are needed, so knolling everything at once actually might make the process longer.
probably not. i mean if it takes X,Y,Z,A,B,C to knoll each bag individually, it probably takes X +Y +Z +A +B +C to knoll them all at once. the real drawbacks to knolling it all at once are...
1; all the time is front-loaded, so while the total time is the same, it FEELS a lot longer until you can start building.. and
2; especially for larger and more complicated sets, you will need a LOT more space to knoll it all out in (lol i was starting to wonder if Adam was going to run out of pieces or table first!)
@@tzxazrael it makes no sense to have more pieces than needed at any given stage of the build. Theses kits are designed to be assembled exactly as instructed.
@@hamyncheese nah, Lego is designed to be assembled "however you feel like, plus we have this particular idea pre-planned"
@@tzxazrael problem is part selection - you have a massive array of pieces if you do it all at once and it will take much longer to find the piece you want than if you had done it bag by bag - the numbered bag system was a huge step up for lego - frankly for smaller kits like this it almost makes knolling unnecessary
@@tzxazrael to a certain degree Lego is a "however you feel like" type of project. But when they provide all of the parts for a certain stage of the build in a single bag it is kinda forcing your hand. If you watch the timelapse, Adam is mostly working left to right. Not because he planned it that way, but because he knolled stage 1 of the build on the left side of the table.
I am not concerned about the knolling time, but the efficiency. Since stages 1 and 2 do not have any overlap and won't be needed at the same time, it is kinda similar to knolling the Lego set you are building with the foreign coins collection you have.
picked it up as day one release and took just two hours to build. really impressed with the detail of the kit. sits on my desk at NASA as I work on the next lunar lander mission to the moon to put first woman and next man in 2024
are you really though?
donoghue666 are you blind bruh he’s verified. Literally just look at his account you prick
@@HeyItsFreeman427 im not having a go.....im literally asking a question. its super cool if its him! calm down
Thats all very cool and all
but you are verified but only got 5k subs wth
@@donoghue666
You said it in a provocative way. If you don't want to confuse people just say what you mean clearly and simply without extra words such as though which communicate a snarky tone.
It would be great if you could arrange a film with the Lego designers. I imaging you could ask some fascinating questions and the answers would be a real insight. I enjoyed the Weta Workshop visits but you getting into Lego would be way better.
Probably help if he stopped saying Legos 🤣
Gets me everytime. First world problems lol
there is an interview with the designer ua-cam.com/video/NXXg9f_ysRw/v-deo.html you might enjoy it, even its a german interviewer ;)
The master builders there are profoundly skilled. Able to abstract anything to blocks in real time! And change depending on the amoun of bricks/resolution
@@projectzip Never gonna get through the front gate with that language xD
Yes that would be great!
It seems like you should do the knolling thing bag by bag, since they pre-sort them into stages of the build now... I think the mega-knolling might actually impede your build by un-grouping things that are going to be needed together...
I was actually thinking that myself. I didn't realise it had a name until Adam did a video on it, but I've been helping my girls build their Lego kits for years, and we knoll (is that the right word?) bag-by-bag. The bags are numbered, and match up with the instructions and order of build. Not only is unbagging and sorting everything in one block a massive time-sink but, as you say, it's also counterproductive.
@@ronwingrove683 i think that's a false assumption. it probably takes about the same amount of time to knoll all of it at once as it does to knoll each bag individually. it just FEELS a lot longer, because you spend all of that time in one front-loaded block, instead of stopping in various spots to switch to building.
i think the only real factor between fully knolling the kit, or knolling it bag-by-bag is an issue of how much surface area you have to knoll in, compared to the size and complexity of the kit. eg; i think even Adam would have to admit that knolling something like an entire Star Wars Star Destroyer kit would just require too much surface area for too long.
Except with the newer kits, the bags are numbered so that the first stage of the build requires the first bag, and so on. Knolling all the bags together means that you no longer have this organization, so on average it takes longer to hunt down a piece, making the build time longer. Not that I have an issue with people knolling, they’re free to do what they want and it does look nice.
true, but I’m sure Adam is fully aware of this and he knolls the packages from left to right so they’re still organized by bag. Probably still more efficient to do it one bag at a time but I doubt he’s searching the whole pile each time he’s looking for a piece. He knows where to look.
If you look at the video you can see that the parts don’t really disappear from left to right, so it doesn’t seem like he is.
1:46 This is such a great little bit! One of my favorite parts about building lego kits is the construction methods they use. Especially on the really big and the really small kits, as they both require some very clever engineering to make it work.
That anekdote about the rolo wrappers is THE REASON I flock to this channel. The builds and everything else is just the cherry on top for me. But the main course will always be Adam, gleefully recounting a moment in his life. A behind the scenes look into Adam's thought process. But my favorite thing is that he will be in absolute awe, and bliss from something so small. He literally gushed about glue(might have been resin) on a shelf while at WETA.(Turns out his favorite adhesive/resin? is made by WETA) "Dude, you're your 10 year old self's fucking hero" Mrs. Savage Couldn't have put it better myself.
Now I know why movies have such big budgets! They should have just bought rolls of that foil. But hey, who doesn´t like candy? And who doesn´t like Adam?!
@@pekkal6194 Chances are that they get that foil custom-manufactured for them. It would quite likely literally take longer to get an answer from the company making the candy as to what color they use than to just buy a few pallets of the candy and flatten all of the foil back out.
Adam, the numbers on the bags indicate the order that those pieces are needed in the build process. This helps to decide the builds into smaller and quicker sections, and makes it generally easier
Meh, I thought/hoped so too. But, I am currently building this set, and half way through each bag they want you to open the next for two separate pieces.
Love getting to see you do this, and I'm almost surprised you didn't combine this with the Saturn V set.
Hello Adam. This video inspired me to take up some Lego builds and so far I have put together about 4 different models. I finally got hold of the Apollo 11 and today I have finished the model and added some lighting. Thank you so much for inspiring myself and countless others I am sure. All the best from Sunny Scotland.
7:15 That time lapse in insane. Well done camera operator !!
In the amount of time it takes him to knoll all the pieces I would have had it built. Lego has done a great job in putting pieces into sub assembly bags that makes the whole thing move very quickly.
That got me as well! Why open bag two when you haven’t built bag one 🤦🏻♂️
Amen brother
I think the point is to make it last longer . Legos are expensive.
@@Studio_234 and your not wrong. Typically this is a miss use of knolling but since this is kinda what Adam does all the time anyway and it strangely works for the camera, I realize I'm ok when Adam does it for his shows.
Same, but I still open all the bags at once and dump. I'm usually mentally noting pieces as many steps ahead as are visible and pick them as I see them. I'm never "hunting" for a piece.
i got the Lego Saturn V in the post on launch anniversary day finally finished it today what an outstanding build it is
I built this kit last week for a giveaway at work. Can agree it's a great model and even things you can't see in the finished product are incorporated and given thought as to why they exist on the model. Glad to see Adam having as much fun assembling this kit as I did.
Congratulations to the entire planet on this AMAZING anniversary....I never fail to tear up when I watch anything to do with the universe but especially when I watch the incredible things human beings can achieve when we work together with a singular goal.....also.....I LOVE ROLO’S......maybe my all time favourite....and I haven’t had any in years.....
Built hundreds of Lego kits as a kid, never once knolled a thing........ as an adult I get almost as much pleasure from knolling as I do building.
Also as an adult I'm an engineer for a living, Lego was definitely influenced that.
LEGO definitely has influenced my life as well. In less than a month I will be starting my first year classes for mechanical engineering
What an appropriate build to make for today with the 50th anniversary of the Lunar Landing. The only thing that makes today a bit of a bummer is that Neil Armstrong didn't live to celebrate this milestone. 🌚🚀🌎
7-20-1969 was the landing date. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apollo_11
Today isn't the date and it's not a coincidence that it's the lander build.
@@technosasquatchfilms The launch was the day of the post though right?
@@zacablaster Apollo 11 was launched by a Saturn V rocket from Kennedy Space Center on Merritt Island, Florida, on July 16 at 13:32 UTC
All that danger and Neil died from incompetent doctors who killed him.
The Lunar Lander was my first real jump back into LEGO since I was a kid. Took a couple days over a weekend and binged The Expanse. It was a relaxing experience. Next up, the Saturn V rocket, so excited!
So odd seeing you build a kit I've already completed, but so so satisfying to hear you making the exact same exclamations of "oh, that is cool!" at the same points in the build.
I did mine over several lunch breaks at work, so I couldn't knowl it out (had to keep packing it up every 30ish minutes) but it really is the best meditation, and know it's one of the first things you see as you walk in to our office!
And it only irked me a little seeing some of the parts you assembled backwards or upside down lol
Lego: *includes only 2 astronauts in kit*
Michael Collins: "Am I a joke to you?"
He wasn't on the moon...
@@jezeski2011 That's what i'm saying
We need a command module set same scale
Some how Saturn v had 4 microfigs
But he was in the command module
I like Adam, but knolling LEGOs is too much for me. I prefer the old method of dumping everything on the floor and just keep looking.
Agreed. Knoll each bag if needed, but don't knoll the whole set. That slows it all down. If you are pedantic like Adam then fine do it all, but stop saying it makes it more efficient.
Yeah. Its gets a bit much to knoll a whole kit and say to yourself "I'm not allowed to touch a single piece until they are all color coded and sorted by shape and size." Takes the fun out of building lego! How nerdy can you be? I guess it could be meditative, but still..
Also not everyone has the luxury of such a large working space for their build x)
I've never "knolled" in my life and never intend to. Lego paid to put numbers on their bags so no one else could, so why ruin it by just emptying everything out and spending a lifetime sorting all the parts out into sets? When the instructions say use bag number 1, I like to open the number 1 bag, look for the parts I need and then put them together. Simples. No "knolling" required. But, everyone is different, so all the more power to them.
People here saying that knolling is inefficient while also saying the proper method is "dumping everything on the floor and just keep looking," as if that's any better. Just do what you like and don't hate on others for their process.
sometimes just watching somebody do something constructive is therepautic especially someone like Adam, its great hearing his annecdotes and the observation he made about the yellow submarine with quantities of components in prime numbers...love it
Adam, your videos are a pleasure to watch. Love your enthusiasm and your stories! :)
"Do they have a flag?" Oh, I caught that Eddie Izzard quote!
Cunning use of flags.
England, what have you got behind your back?
We don't need a flag it's our country you bastard
I was hoping for this comment so much!
It's 4:42 btw
Excuse me, but the ladder goes on the side with the hatch.
At the end of video you have it on the opposite side.
Yeah. And he ignored Neil's footprints...
i was gonna say that aha
You beat me too it, I was wondering how Buzz got out of the back of the lander! LOL
Ditto! 😉👍
Corrected at 13:53
I've been mulling over whether or not to get the Lunar Lander set, but it's going to be hard to resist after seeing this video! With all the hubbub over the 50th anniversary of the moon landings recently, I gave in to temptation & went ahead and bought myself Lego's Saturn V Rocket set. For anyone that hasn't seen it, that thing is huge, *amazingly* detailed & just plain beautiful. Thoroughly recommend it.
love your builds , im currently making an iron man arc reactor from a cheap round stick on push light
Have you watched punishedprops video on that? Very good video
@@josiahsnyder7022 yes it was awesome
DrDIYhax nice! I just designed and 3D printed a little stencil kinda thing to go on top of a thin tap light to make a MK-1 reactor that would go under a shirt. Superglued 1 inch black elastic on so it could go around my chest and be hands free.
Good luck with your build!
@@martinj.9528 sounds awesome ! and thanks !!
Fantastic build Adam, always good to see your enthusiasm for the Apollo Era and Lego of course but one criticism, you were wearing the wrong watch, you should have worn your Speedy for the build lol
I love sipping whiskey and building legos by the fire place in the winter. Something fun about combining the joys of adulthood with childhood nostalgia. Plus, having a steady, warm buzz makes the process last a little longer.
I put a pair of Ikea desks together this week, and the passion for knolling I learned from you probably saved me tons of effort. I like using little disposable food containers to hold pieces. It keeps them from rolling off. (And since I was building desks, I was short of flat space - at least for the first one)
What Normal People Do at 3am:Sleep
Me:Watch how Adam Savage build Lego Lunar Lender
TonyTheBigGun that’s literally me right now
Christmas 2012 I bought my son the Lego Millenium Falcon (7965) that was fun to build with him, took all of the morning though ;)
The story about the Rolos was AWESOME, thanks for including that, it made my day
Congrats to the filming crew, very nice movement and light !
A Valediction: Forbidding Mourning by John Donne. It was a good day hearing that again.
Thank you! Just the comment I was looking for.
Just built the Saturn V and used 'Noeling'. :)
I found it good to work packet by packet rather than opening them all at the beginning.
And I noticed that if there are sub-packets (little bags within a numbered bag) generally a part from said sub-packet is required on page one.
This is really cool and combined with the tiny lander in the lego ideas Saturn V, it gives a really cool size comparison.
I got my Lego Bastion the other day and was really surprised by the amount of articulation he got.
Wow, opening all the numbered bags at once... Savage !
I always open and sort by the numbers.. especially for big sets
2001: you are considred wired still playing with lego in highscool
2019: adam savage makes youtube content building lego and gets 146135 views into the first day alone
lego: the first serious drug of every future engineer
“Oh those are the landing legs, oh f*ck me that’s so cool”
Never change haha!
Very pretty model!!!!! love the sideways speed lapse shooting looks really cool
Your enthusiasm is wonderful, subbed and will share.
Nice flieger, Adam! Still waiting for a watch collection video...
A Stowa! 👌
Adam, I too would like to hear a interview of a Lego Engineer. I think it would be really interesting, I say go for it and contact LEGO for that interview!
There is an interview with the designer here on UA-cam. ua-cam.com/video/yRRvciO4E2s/v-deo.html
I hate to be that guy but... an interview
Oh man. I have the Saturn V Rocket LEGO kit and it is by far my favorite, but now I'm looking at this one... I want it... I need it! The Saturn V set also had some fantastic engineering put into it too
And a clear box to cover it and keep out the dust. Cool model. The Rollo story was interesting.
Starting at 7:30, we see Adam Savage's normal LEGO building speed
lmao when you're all done and look back on the project, it kinda feels like it went by that fast, doesn't it?
@@tzxazrael true
I love the Space Cowboys anecdote. How big was the Shuttle model?
I wonder if they could have called the Rolo factory and simply bought a big sheet of the wrapper paper, but it wouldn't have made a good story.
Some of the MoonRaker models (for Bond) of Drax's versions of the space shuttles weren't too bad either, but probably Space Cowboys was probably the most accurate in terms of authentic detail.
@@RileyGoss That's a tricky one as soon as someone figures out you are from a film company the price triples at least. I wonder where Cadbury got their wrappers from ?
@@extradimension7356 Even at three times the cost, it's surely got to be cheaper than buying the chocolates, especially when you add in the time to flatten out all the paper.
@@andysmith1996 I'd have to look at the Space Cowboy's footage again to see what they did i.e. How much they needed lol I agree "Time to flatten out" BUT if it has the look you are going for at the scale you need then that's a no brainer. On "Space projects" at EMI, Pinewood and Shepperton for 1:1 scale stuff we used (back in the day) gold coated Mylar tape from 3M. For a scale model like what Adam Savage is going on about having a convincing looking "Crinkle" at scale could be key plus problems with metamerism with a film/camera test. I gotta admit that a "Rollo" wrapper has a particular deep coppery gold color which hard to achieve any other way apart from gold leaf alloyed with copper. I wonder how much Cadbury's would have charged for a production roll of the Rollo wrapper paper, probably many thousands of pounds/ dollars. It probably comes on a roll 16 ft wide by 3 feet tall and costs $15K ;-) x 3 for "Film company" that's nearly $50K of too much Rollo wrappers + shipping to the USA from the UK.
This was the first set i bought since i was 7. Got to say i now have new addiction. Im just so glad i get adam do the same one.
Incredible the passion Adam has for all things, including Lego!
Very surprised that Adam didn't go with an Omega Speedmaster for this build, just to match the watch to the lunar landing event.
Knolling should be limited to parts bags per section. Some parts look so close in design, they're easily confused. Best to organize in stages Adam. Try ceramic tipped tweezers, btw. Non conductive for electronics and decals don't stick to them as much.
Don't open more than one bag at once :-)
Look, stop telling adam how to build his set, he does it the way he does because he wants to, who cares if its more efficient going by the bags, remember he is making a youtube video and having all the parts out makes it look cooler.
Lol @ telling Adam Savage how to do something
@@STARTgaming100 You do realize that, even, Adam Savage is capable of making mistakes, right? I mean, he's usually the first to admit to them, which is why most people admire him, but some...some deify him which to me, is really freaking strange.
Gorgeous set! The Lego space themed kits are usually the best!
Anybody else ever grow up with a hand-me-down bucket of Lego's and never had the experience of building the actual kit and thus has a completely different relationship with Legos? The idea of following instructions to build with these defeats the whole brilliance of the medium IMHO.
two things this made me realize: I want to see adam make somethings original out of legos, and i want to see adam play kerbal space program
Nice one. Got mine, too :D
Omg I love how you sort them out before, I do that now, but for the first 18 years of my lego-playing life, i would just make piles and spend sooooo long trying to find pieces XD
As always, great video! Can you guys make a video showing all of Adam's collection of all his Apollo related items? That would be great!
Lego / Apollo shelf - easy, get another lander!
how accurate is the measuring tattoo on your arm, and will it stay accurate as it stretches? : )
It's imperial units anyway, didn't they just make some stuff up?
@@mjaerkens All measuring units were just made up
@@tremccracken4815 yes but some are more abstract than others.
it's accurate in the pose that he got it tatooed in, for stretching over time it's minimal, this is a very grown man, his skin isn't going anywhere really.
And he has both imperial and metric units on it, like any sane builder.
Tré McCracken, Shifto There are two measuring systems, those have been to the moon, and those that havent! U.S.A. U.S.A! lol
Adam did the same thing I did as a LEGO builder who's experience was before numbered bags existed. Opened them all. Modern LEGO sets have numbered bags based on where in the build you are, so you don't need to have all the parts out at once. Hopefully next time he'll get to take advantage of that, it makes things so much easier.
The whimsical nerdiness of these videos is always so much fun :)))))
You put the top of the LEM on backwards.
Amazing video 💛 btw Adam you're wearing a new watch. Can you please tell which watch is this?
Love from Bangladesh 💛
Please! I came here to know exactly this! The watch looks amazing
Looks like a Laco or Tisell , definitely a Flieger type watch
I just finished mine last night ... it has some of the coolest techniques in building with LEGO I've ever done
I finished my LL in two, two hour, sessions, over two days. To start construction, I tip the contents of all bags with the same number, into a clear plastic tub, and sort through them as needed. It's part of the fun for me, but if laying all the pieces outfirst, works for you, it's all that matters. Love this kit, and the 'Saturn V', as I'm a huge fan of the 1960's and 70's space race. I'd love LEGO to produce the Titan Rocket Booster, used for the Gemini programme, and the Gemini capsule too. 'Wishin' and a hopin' 🤓
HA! At about 4:45 he makes an Eddie Izzard reference. A Flag!
No no no, adam.
Thats not a one-day-build. That doesnt count!!
I love lego too, but i want to see you build every single part of these o-d-builds.
Adam and this channel are so bloody good. Please do a large AFX or 1/32 slot car track with scenery. Would be epic.
The lighting is lit in this video!
you don't need to sort the bags anymore.. the bags are numbered, they do that for a reason..
not to mention the less build space you created.
It's a habit
Knolling is just a good habit to develop in assembling anything
I just bought the Technic Porsche 911 RSR and from what i have read, the bags have not been numbered The Porsche has 500 more pieces than this kit so im looking forward to it.
Why Knolling when it has seperates bags? Just takes much more time to build the set🤪😅 awesome vid tho💙😀
Adam always knolls LEGO like this....
Peach
My thought exactly!!! A severe waste of time and effort
I always forget how much you can do in an hour. My job requires me to focus on a single thing for hours on end, and it always feels like these one day builds take three to four days for me. It's amazing just realizing something is actually a day's worth or 8 hour workday.
I very much appreciated the subtle Eddie Izzard reference at timestamp 4:44! Well done sir!
Dude, knoll one bag at a time! Then you can do the perfect knoll and build and back to knocking for the next bag
Lego labels the bags to correspond to the instructions build, bag by bag, and you just throw that out?
I would think that would make it much harder to follow the instructions.
Why not knoll by bag?
Ikr, id understand if it was a smaller build without numbered bags, but when theres numbered bags do it bag by bag
My son and I have built a lot of Lego Technic models. We always start by sorting and arranging the parts like you did. Its the most boring part of the job, but makes the assembly so much sweeter. I'm glad I'm not the only one that does that. I watched the landing live on TV in 69 and wish I could have been part of the 2019 Egress hatch door build project. Put me on the list for next time!
So true on lit models, (tv or film). I build full size Servo and Crow puppets from MST3K frequently, and you have to decide whether you want to use the actual color paints, or how they look under stage lights. I go with actual colors for authenticity.
Now if Lego would make an Apollo Command/Service Module the same scale....
Yes. They should make a whole series of sets that is literally all the sections of the Saturn V. Collect them all to build a minifig scale rocket that would literally be 10 ft tall.
True but if you have the parts hachiroku24 made one the right scale.
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The camerawork (timelapses) are really amazing!
The best part was seeing how much joy this brought him. I miss playing with legos!
For those interested, it looks like Adam's wearing a reference 431 IWC Big Pilot here.
He wore an SKX 009 when he did the Armor build in England and he has an Omega Speedy maybe Adams getting into watches....
@@Samlowry27B-6 He has been for quite a few years now I think. I remember him talking about his appreciation for Seiko watches in his video with Michael from Vsauce. I don't think it'd be possible for him to be an Omega fan and a NASA fan without owning a moonwatch, that said I do favour the Planet Ocean too.
He owns a bunch of watches...
You often see him wearing his Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean 600M Chronograph, or his white dial Tag Heuer Carrera Calibre 5..
Actually, it's a Laco Type A Flieger, At 11:09 you can get a clear shot of it.
Adam! I've recently put together a number of large lego builds and I found it much faster to only open the bag (and knoll) the instructions call for instead of opening all the bags at once. That way it's faster to find the piece you are looking for since you are looking through a smaller number of pieces. I noticed you opened all the bags at the beginning. Did you keep the pieces of each bag near each other or just keep the colors and sizes together (but mixed with other bags)?
It's not only faster it also takes much less space, so even if you have a huge table that's a benefit because you can space groups apart and it also improves search speed. I prefer that method as well.
I also think the engineering of the expert kits is insane. They put so much work into making the Saturn V a spherical without making new pieces. It’s insane the dangling and witch craft I’ve ever seen
It's so amazing how precise adam works
Why'd you open all the bags at the same time D:
The bags labeled 1 will be first in the instructions, and no pieces in any other number bags will be used until bag 1 is finished, and so on.
The most efficient way of building any set is to go by bag number. Knolling is great, but not if 80% of the pieces on the table won't be used yet 😐
yeah, i do the knolling but only by the groups of bags... i get sick of knolling if i do the whole thing at once
Is that a life sized S1034 ACES Suit diagram on the wall? My company makes that suit! I'd love to give you a tour if you are ever in Worcester, MA!
I'm 50 and still enjoy making stuff from Lego. I love designing my own clock cases. Fantastic!!
3:50 The Fold. Yes. Good job crew and editors!
.......anyone else catch the Eddie Izzard reference at 4:44?
Absolutely :) Next up: Dress to Kill!
Adam knolling almost the entire kit is a bit too much, Its much moe convinient to knoll by bag.
Although it is fun to dump the pieces out and look for them.
Adam you should try a build with out knolling, It kinda has the same feeling of when you are making a MOC and you find just the right piece.
I had a blast building mine... although it's really a bit weird to build complex items and systems that, once done, are encapsulated, never to be seen again (the fuel and oxidizer tanks are one example). It's fun to follow along in the build book without ever reading ahead - you often wonder what you are building at first, and as it starts to make sense, you get the satisfaction of making it come together. This model is a little tougher than the Saturn 5 in some respects, but there are portions of the Saturn 5 build that remain somewhat unstable for a while, until subassemblies are attached.
Now all I have to do is figure out how the heck I got back into Legos at 57!!!
I bought my Lunar Lander set yesterday. Timely to see this get released!
Is there a live stream of the project egress today?
airandspace.si.edu/events/project-egress-build ... should start in around 30 minutes (when posting this)
@@loopymind Very good :)
airandspace.si.edu/events/project-egress-build
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More one day builds! Cmon Adam and crew!
I watched the two frist minutes of this vid 2 weeks ago. I just pushed pause and ordered one for my self. Have just finished mine now, so now, i press play to watch the rest!
I never knoll lego. Never. Looking through the bags is part of the process I cherish
Agreed...knolling misses half the fun.