I bought the set at a store for really cheap because of the box was damaged and it wasn’t selling. I got it only because for the alternate build and it was $340. I loved this build. Took me 2 months and only free time and I loved it all.

This is so heart warming you kid is very lucky to have you

This is an awesome review! Well done!

great review!!

Is this the Ransom Fern build.

Btw, garage is meant for car...lol

Awesome review man!!! Planning on also using the moc design since it looks more movie realistic.

can you post the not sped up version

Who do we contact for permission to visit?

You need one more model inside😅

I was thinking about printing out the instructions too. But damn, that’s a large stack of paper. 😮

12:00: Entering To Yakima.

First, the "creator" of this alt build is Ransom_Fern...and, just based on this one design, I'd have to agree, 1,000%, that he/she is 'AMAZING'. I haven't started mine, yet...but, more on that shortly. I know you said you probably wouldn't do another alt build...but, here's an idea that might help convince you to give such at least one more try. I think the 'problem' you encountered had to do with not separating the pieces into enough groups...that's why you were spending so much time trying to find pieces. Plus, you (according to what you said) separated them only by color...not by any other designation. Something that should make it easier would be to separate pieces by part types, as well as by sizes. Having a box (or box lid) filled with a wide assortment of part types & sizes, with all being the same color, makes it incredibly difficult to find the part(s) you're looking for...especially if those parts are small ones. In separating by part type & sizes, even though you'd have different colors mixed together, it'll be a LOT easier to find whichever part(s) you're looking for. Plus, having a bunch of the and parts, of different colors, makes it much easier to find the color of whatever part you're looking for. I'm not saying you'll cut your build time in half...but, you never know. As for my Hulkbuster set, I'll admit I purchased it on a whim...partly because I know it's about to be discontinued, partly because I wanted to do a super-high piece count set (even though I can't currently afford such expensive sets, thus my third reason), and partly because LEGO has it on sale for $385 (that's $165 off, for those who are "mathematically challenged"...lol). Also, in all honesty, I was going to originally build it as LEGO designed it. I was completely unaware of the negative reviews, and I knew nothing of this alt build. I only discovered the alt build because I was researching MOC & MOD Darth Vader builds. The moment I discovered this alt build, I immediately purchased the instructions (tho, I DON'T plan on printing all those pages...instead, I'll use my laptop and/or tablet & PDF, along with the Studio module). Now, I realize that, what I'm about to say is considered 'sacrilege' by some...but, before you comment, please, read what I'm about to say in it's entirety. I'm aware of the "pieces falling off" problem, which is why, for this build, I'm planning on using an adhesive to hold pieces together...but, I do NOT plan on using acetone, or any other permanent adhesive (ie. I will NOT be using anything that "melts" the pieces together). As an RCer, I frequently use something called E-6000 (similar to Shoe Goo), which is a clear-ish, rubber-like adhesive, and holds many different materials (including ABS, which is what LEGO is made from) together. It might not be as strong as CA glue, but it also doesn't damage ABS like CA glue. Also, when it comes to clear/translucent parts, CA glue is the last thing you ever want to use. Likewise, plastic model cement is horrible for clear/translucent parts, plus it's permanent. E-6000, on the other hand, is NOT permanent (it's even easier to remove than silicone adhesive), doesn't distort/destroy clear/translucent parts, and has a strong enough hold that I'm certain I shouldn't run into any problems related to pieces "falling off". As a final note, I'll only be using it on non-movable pieces...anything connections that bend, rotate, slide, etc, no adhesive will be used. It'll probably be at least a few weeks before I start the Hulkbuster build, as i first want to build the Darth Vader MOC I've been collecting pieces for.

Good video! Just bought mine and a new sub!

love all the hidden details

1:36:47: Entering 82 to Yakima!

Thanks for the honest review. As someone who lives in reality and not just builds Lego 24/7, I’m glad you mentioned it took about 3 months and it was not a relaxing experience. I 100% expected that when I got this on sale but was astonished by how many people said they completed this in 3-4 days and how much fun they had. Still looking forward to making this moc though! Looks awesome

I just finished building this MOC yesterday. This is my first ever Alt Build and I'm new to lego, this is overwhelming for me. Mine is missing a Gray A shaped piece so I have to build it differently for the gold detail on the Chest but it still looks great.

interesting !! I will support this channel

Sadly disappointed bought one for my youngest on Xmas 2023 brand new and it will not stay calibrated smh now I feel awful for my son and I’m 200 dollars down the hole I’ll never purchase a her son product again

I can't believe I wasted my precious time listening to you comparing a BROKEN 10 yrs old ANOTHER brand JUNK camcorder to your new canon prof. camcorder,. Next time please use the device for 3-6 months then give us your tips & experience on all the features.

Can you review the Hail x by jetson

*Hey mate, would it be nice to feature your clip in my next episode? Credited of course (watermark and link to your channel)*

your channel is so underrated ❤

buying this tmrw! 💪💪 i’m 15 and still have the mind of a kid 😂

Nice video and set! My wife and I are building this now and really enjoy it. Our favorite parts are the stained glass windows, the hanging plants, and the pizzeria. We just finished the second story and are looking forward to the rest!

Hey! We're creating a new video and your clip would fit perfectly. Can we use it? We'll give you full credit, of course.

Hey AKA Eleven, do you have an email address at which we could contact you regarding this video? We would be interested to discuss a license to use this video if this is generally possible? (i.e. via email) :) Cheers, Felix

Nice thanks for the help 😊

Peace AKA Eleven May i feature it? Full credit for sure! Thanks and stay safe!!

Best video ever

Hi there, Good to feature? Full credit's will be included! Thanks!

What’s up, friend?? May I feature this clip for a youtube edit that I’m working on? You’ll be fully credited. Thanks.

this is kool :) i bought 2 for my little girls for Christmas tomorrow. hopefully they can learn how to ride them. i know it says 12+. but my girls are 6 and 7 lol.

Lol I am having trouble with part 21-32. I’m not understanding because (23) shows to put two red pegs on the ends but the next step (24) shows to put a yellow peg at the top. And then it’s just a mess after ward for me lol

🎉🎉 the fam really enjoyed this build! Good work!

Great vid

Very good camera I have 2 of those camera

nice

hi there

Hi AKA Eleven, may i use your video "RCar Crash Part 2: Not Me, Someone Else" on my channel? With credit of course. Do you have any comment? where did it happen?

You should of braked harder

I don't have a channel or any intention to use this video but could I get your permission to feature this or something?

What’s up AKA Eleven. Сan I add your video to my channel?

Hi there, could I feature this clip? Credit will be provided!

How are you, friend? Can I use your clip in my video with credit and link? How much was the damage?

hi can i use this video with credit?

Hi AKA Eleven, is it ok if I use this clip "Car Crash." on my channel? with credit (name on screen). Do you have comment on the incident?

Hi, can I feature it? Credited on screen and with a link back! And where did this happen?

This cemetery is definitely not open the to public. It's a family burial site on private property