I analysed EVERY Ideas set to answer this question...

[@Supermarine-Spitfire-mk-IX]

1:56 The set actually came with two minifigures.

[@TheBrickBoyo]

There's always at least one embarrassing mistake in these videos huh... No idea how I missed that

[@PizzaHutAsuka]

@@TheBrickBoyomultiple. take another look at the minecraft submission and you'll see there isn't just one design. mojang saw the push for lego minecraft and compiled multiple fan submissions together as more of a proposal to lego

[@Etienne.6329]

I had a chat with Kevin about the treehouse and he flatout said "yeah, mine was crap. It was flimsy, impossible to move... and it was way too close to the ewoks set. The lego set is way better".

[@morrisstanforth3278]

A note for the extra pieces on the Stratocaster, this isn't the first ideas set to get this, the treehouse came with both a summery green and autumnal yellow set of leaves

[@TheBrickBoyo]

Bro, I even have and built the Treehouse set! Can't believe I didn't mention that haha. I wish I remembered that cus I thought it was a really finicky process on the Treehouse like that was such a big thing to mention... At least the spare pieces weren't like 40% of the whole set tho :D

[@benlebeh]

Every Builder loves plant parts tho

[@gwenhidwy]

The price of a Lego set is determined before it is designed, not after. They work within the budget they have. If there are extra pieces, it is because they had extra budget. It did not drive up the price. I literally asked a designer about this last week on the inside tour

[@champiggyfrm_pig5271]

In the end you're still paying extra for useless pieces. Lego should just leave some leeway

[@maxs-lz4pn]

That info just makes the deku tree set even worse 😂

[@GrantGraff]

Interesting

[@tychay]

It's because they set the price long before they start designing it, I think this is based in the lead times and market positioning they need for the set. This is why the Foosball set is so odd. They budgeted for a full scale one but when they couldn't make the technic pieces work, they design that did was so under budget they had to fill it out with a bunch of mini figs and a stadium. 😢

[@HAL-oj4jb]

Removing Katherine Johnson from the NASA is a shame. She was a mathematician who revolutionised the calculation of flight trajectories. Her work was crucial for manned flights including the first moon landing and the safe emergency return of Apollo 13

[@TheRodentMastermind]

Red Dragons are much more iconic than Greens, appearing on the cover of the Red Box, which was the most iconic release of the rules. So I understand why they made the change in the D&D set, though I do prefer the face on the original Green Dragon. If you look carefully at the Inn, there are multiple mimics inside, the bed and a the chest and there is a suggestion that the inn itself is a mimic in the way it's coloured.

[@acidous]

the issue isnt just the face, but that "DnD accurate" dragon has almost no articulation in the limbs and you cannot wrap it around the tower like the original set. We voted for a cool diorama setpice and we've got shitty "adventure". There are more compromises like that trough the entire set.

[@Lil_Broskee]

​@@acidousis da DND adventure bad? I hadn't looked into it

[@billnye8760]

@@acidous the adventure is super sick. also i agree the new dragon isnt good but the old dragon just simply isnt a dnd dragon. i think a design that isnt either would have been best

[@tychay]

The submission designer said he chose green because the first LEGO dragon was green and it was a callback. The interviews with the LEGO designers said that for licensing requirements they had to switch it to red and the character of the red dragon had to fit within the lore. The first two Basic D&D sets had red dragons on the cover. The first was the one I grew up with and the second is considered so iconic WotC has done takedowns of people alluding to its design. This is them working within constrains imposed for licensing reasons which is not better or worse. The former wouldn't have been possible, it was vetoed by the rights holder (Hasbro).

[@tychay]

@@Lil_BroskeeThe adventure is great. There is even a live play through of it on KZbin as part of launch. I disagree on what "we voted for" since unlike the other sets, LEGO acquired the licensing first (as well as a timeline to coincide with the 50th anniversary of D&D) and had a competition to submit instead of it coming from the community first. So what the winning set did was beat out competing designs, not have a particular feature that got it to 1000+. The biggest win in the set is playability. The proof is in the facts that 1) I don't have the Mimic GWP because it sold out before I woke up even though this is one of the most expensive Ideas sets, and 2) They are coming out with minifigure line and probably more in this theme. If not for the playability - which is crazy here, I don't know of an 18+ line that comes close to this level - I don't think there'd have been spin-offs. Since it is D&D and not a video game, you just need representation in the playability, not articulation. Some RPGers have been using LEGO as a substitute for lead, pewter, and now plastic miniatures and dioramas for a while now. I'd gladly trade off the articulation of a single set for basically the possibility of an entire line of D&D stuff that could replace miniature representation in a game (and be better). All the fans who beat me to purchasing such an expensive set proves that this may be amongst the best Ideas set for LEGO the business.

[@goldenbottle4628]

I agree that Lego overall improves the sets. I just think that you should not count added details like stickers and fitting base plates as improvements because that is something ideas sets can't print or manufacture. Also a lot of improved sets are just better because of a collaboration with an IP. While the ideas sets are just fan recreation of a show or a movie... so it can't possibly be as accurate.

[@escada5218]

7:49 calling princess Bubblegum and Marceline ladies but not calling LADY Iris a lady is outrageous

[@billnye8760]

did you just call her lady iris? do you even know her name dude???

[@eightcoins4401]

@@billnye8760 Shes called that in the Europoean Portugese Dub and Brazilian Portugese Dub

[@colinchristie5103]

If you got to the submission page for wall-e, you can see updates to the design by Angus MacLane. his updated design is basically the final model we got.

[@natbarmore]

4:15 in addition to questions of the structural stability of the original exo-suit design, it was always going to need some significant redesigns for parts usage. There’s no way Lego was going to recreate the micrometer pulley molds just so that this set could have better greebling and really cool looking ankles. I think there are a couple other parts in there that were long out of production at the point the set was approved.

[@experimentsininsanity4478]

As someone who *is* into D&D, swapping the green dragon for a red dragon is a bit arbitrary. Lots of old D&D manuals had either a green or a red dragon on the cover. The very first Basic Set box had a red dragon, so maybe that's why that color edged out. Personally I associate D&D with a red dragon more. Also I'm skeptical of any big, poseable brick built figure that only exists in renders. The brick-built green dragon looks cool, but who knows how well it functions in the real world or if it could even stay wrapped around the tower. So the LEGO version gets my vote on this.

[@primrose5031]

By the way people talk about it you’d think that LEGO completely mangles every Ideas submission they touch but most of these aren’t that different from the OG sets and most of the changes that are made are better in terms of looks, stability, and/or being a sellable product. Only 3 or so projects have been complete redesigns by LEGO and only 1 of them was a downgrade.

[@samlar6372]

Honestly this video made me appreciate how skilled lego master designers are. Some of the improvements were subtle but made a big difference over all. Glad to see Lego isn't (usually) ruining these ideas sets.

[@vixenfox1910]

To point something out, that giant Eggman isn't him, that's the Death Egg Robot. The actual Eggman build is inside of it, which was shown off in the other pictures for it on the ideas page. As for why the giant egotistical mech was in Green Hill Zone, it's because it was originally meant to be based on Sonic Mania, which has it as the boss of act 2 in GHZ

[@Itsamemaro]

I agree with most of these, but the adventure time original idea I think was better because it had more iconic characters that I would have loved to see in the set. It would have been a batter idea if lego refined all the characters rather than only refining some, but scrappinng the others. The ones they scrapped would have been amazing to see since they are so iconic, but I love the set none the less. Great video

[@meme-san1379]

On the original Lego ideas pitch for the sonic build That big thing isn’t actually Dr. Eggman it’s the final boss of sonic 2 the death egg robot just thought I would point out that issue because I was disappointed that it wasn’t in the released version

[@pancakes8670]

In the case of the D&D set I think they actually improved it. Its more accurate to the actual game. The dragon being changed from Green to Red makes a lot more sense because Green Dragons dont look like that nor behave that way in the actual game.

[@Etienne.6329]

I agree with you on the Barracuda Bay... I really prefer the "Waterworld but Pirate" look of the og... but the conversion thing is just nuts.

[@matthewl419]

From what I heard, the Orient Express build was very heavily influenced by the owners of the actual Orient Express which accounted for most of the changes seen in the official model

[@Sinjinator]

Lol, I’m going to measure height in Mjölnirs from now on! Overall, this video is awesome, great work.

[@mrhoapro1]

I like the fact that some set having a more vibrant color is a plus. But some other should have a more realistic color

[@Etienne.6329]

I'm sure you know, but the pricing are chosen first and waaaaaaaaay before design starts. That's how you end up with black strats and foosball sitting area. Other than that : very good and informed opinions. I don't disagree with any.

[@tanecotterell-east2978]

The ISS og submission has a min space craft too, its just docked slightly to right of the centre

[@mitchc9167]

9:18 If I recall correctly, Katherine Johnson was removed because she didn't give LEGO the right to use her image.

[@brickblums]

I would disagree on a few of those. D&D - the original submission was a Day 1 purchase for me, and with the LEGO built one, I don't know if I will buy it at all. But, I am really glad you went through all of those, because I was really worried about some of the latest Ideas sets and what they might look like. Now, I am not as worried 😊

[@izer0z]

12:20 Lego didn't change the colours. Just the lighting. The original uses dark brown and reddish brown. Lego's uses dark brown and reddish brown. The balance is different, but the colours are the same.

[@TheBrickBoyo]

Ahh, I thought that may have been the case. Good to know! The same is probably true of the Viking Village now that you say that

[@izer0z]

@@TheBrickBoyo Even that said, it is really interesting how lighting and rendering alone can have such huge impact on the entire feeling of the set!

[@singalongwithninja]

The dragon in the D&D set is incredible. I seriously recommend a second look.

[@Chuck_vs._The_Comment_Section]

What the hell are you talking about? The original ship in a bottle was WAY better! One looks like a real ship and the other looks like a bad joke. - The designer would have been much better off going to another brick manufacturer and working with them to turn this MOC into a set.

[@eightcoins4401]

A way bigger issue i have is that being made of *building bricks* kinda defeats the point of a ship in a bottle. A real miniature ship in a bottle the whole point is its impressive because its near impossible to assemble a ship inside

[@indmur]

I hate how people think that "bright color = better" in practically every set. A lot of these original designs, especially the buildings, were beautifully presented with muted, realistic tones that made you feel like it was a cold autumn day or a windy coast. They were dripping with mood and character, feeling like they were models of a real place, even though they weren't. Lego instead took that, shat on it, and spammed a bunch of random vibrant colors to make everything look like fucking Lego City. I hate it so damn much. A lot of BEAUTIFUL desaturated Lego colors are just nonexistent in these sets or are used as accents rather than centerpieces. And before anyone says "it's for kids" no the fuck they aren't. This theme is very much for adults or old teens who like display sets.

[@cass7448]

I think it's pretty clear at this point that Lego considers the brighter colour palette to be a part of their brand "identity" so to speak. They want eyes to be immediately drawn to shelves in the store. So when they can reasonably make a set brighter, they do. It's less of a judgment of whether particular colours look better on a given set, and more of a conscious marketing decision.

[@MeanderingSlacker]

I mean bright color = better is legitimately the primary directive of half of our evolution. Me see bright color in tree must be fresh and yummy. Me want.

[@wampirek8199]

I might be wrong but i remember Delorean set having minifigures also i remember that it had the ability to change in between versions of delorean from 1st, 2nd and 3rd movie

[@Gigau]

Very interesting video. My take is globally the same, apart from a couple i'm on the fence on... like the Orient Express. On that one, do remember that they also collaborated with the Orient Express company for the design, as i recall.

[@gamerfan8445]

Yeah, but the problem with the set is the loco. Everything else is fine.

[@MonaroTravels]

I’m sorry but did you actually say the yellow and green colour scheme was a bit too Lotus? The Caterham is derived from the Lotus 7! ;)

[@JoeMajinSonic]

"Mojang- Holy sh##" 🤣

[@pokevonforretress3761]

1:57 🎉the delorean lego ideas set does have minifigures, what are you talking about?

[@cthulhucult3230]

I just got the medieval blacksmith set and as much as I enjoyed it, the original looks really cool and doesn't have some of the stuff that really annoyed me. The tree is really fragile, the wooden support beams are really difficult to work with, and I don't like the way the roof sits. (Also why is the dog a husky? I know it's a weird nitpick but the historical inaccuracy of a husky in medieval Europe really bothers me. Huskies are from Alaska. Why didn't they use a breed from Europe?)

[@cthulhucult3230]

I got that women in space set as a kid and it's pretty good. I like that the sections are small enough to easily display. I mostly got it because it was the most interesting thing in an aviation museum gift shop. Overall, I prefer the more generic sets. It's a lot harder for me to justify buying a set when I'm not interested in the license.

[@rouyworld7551]

I agree with all of these accept for the Sonic set. The original was definitely better, and the big “eggman” is actually one of the final bosses from the game, its not meant to be the actual guy 😂

[@4kleidisc]

im so upset about the orient express. it was so cool and used unique colors, especially the purple in the passenger car

[@finnon7460]

Genuinely excellent video. Super interesting !

[@gechoman44iwantahippo]

I think they should have the fans vote on the round of sets, since those are the ones that are the most wanted, and the most wanted sets are the ones that are probably going to sell the best. They could put restrictions on it, too. Only allowing one or two sets per round that are based on an existing license, and tell the fans straight-up once the vote starts if they can’t get the license, and remove them then. Then only allow the top few non-licensed winners to win outside of that.

[@billnye8760]

figuring out if they can get the license to every single set submitted before it even gets enough votes would be inefficient

[@gechoman44iwantahippo]

@@billnye8760 no, they’d figure it out once the sets got enough votes and then let the fans know that they can’t do it for that reason. Then, they’d know they can’t get the license going forward and not allow that license on future submissions, at least for a while.

[@LordShrub]

Most of the ideas from Lego Ideas are based on someone else's intellectual property. Sometimes the IP owners will tell Lego what to include and not include in the sets, like in the case of the Orient Express and the Dungeons & Dragons sets. You can't really blame Lego for changing the designs in those cases. Wizards of the Coast wanted a Red Dragon and the original elongated build did not resemble a canonical D&D dragon.

[@BenXC]

For basically a third of the sets you say that you like the design of the original more but then still giving the point to Lego? The grey mech or A frame cabin as examples.

[@TheBrickBoyo]

Yeah it's weird. I didn't wanna just point to the bigger/more detailed set every time and say it was better (like the Sesame Street one for example) cus that'd be kinda boring and would also ignore the practicality of making it into a real set. It probably would've been more accurate to say 'I agree/disagree with the changes' as opposed to 'I prefer this/that design'

[@SoundClaw09]

Sesame Street has so much associated with it within itself. While I would have paid the $350, the sheer amount of references we got inside the official set kinda made up for it feeling squished. Plus, the fact that Lego got to make custom molds on an Ideas set for the first time was great. So many classic characters are referenced inside the set. It’s small though. I compare it to Hogwarts Castle 71043 (Crystal Fontan worked on both sets) in the sense that everything is sort where it goes, but not really. I’d probably just design a MOC for more. Now that Sesame has retired, it might be less expensive to create a MOC.

[@sebastianfries274]

Am I the only one who saw the thumbnail and asked why JD Vance has a Lego figurine? Nonetheless great video keep it up!

[@phoenix9531]

Some feedback: The images are on screen for so little time! I almost don't get enough time to even see the differences. Had to turn the video speed down for a while. I must also admit that while the avatar design is nice, the animation is really, really repetitive. Seeing the avatar appear, twitch, disappear every few seconds again and again makes the viewing experience really frenetic, at least to me.

[@TheBrickBoyo]

Thanks for the feedback :D Yeah going forward I'll try to be a bit slower about it. Someone else said before that I talk a bit fast as well so I think that doesn't help with the frenetic thing. Good to know!

[@aquestforthetruth1653]

1:51 they did Include Marty and doc in the set. They did change the skate board though

[@austinschaaf3467]

As someone who kept a constant watch on the submission process for the Orient Express and even woke myself up at 12:30 in the morning just to buy it as early as possible, I can tell you that user built submission picture is not even close to what was shown on the website while we were waiting for the confirmation.

[@erkanhd9287]

I actually like the red dragon much more, looking at it right now, I think the red let's the dragon pop better, also I didn't really like the build for the original submission of the dragon aswell

[@squishyazalea9970]

a red dragon is way more iconic for dnd than a green dragon

[@sansyboy123vlogs2]

'This unicorn yolk' 💀

[@Grassland-ix7mu]

7:38 what the designs are similar but definetely alot of improvements were made

[@heyheyitsjae2475]

As an Adventure Time fan I actually hated the Ideas set. They cut around half of the characters from the original submission, used photoshop to resize characters on the box instead of building them right size in the first place, and while $50 bucks for 500 pieces sounds fine at first for a bunch of simple brick build figures it was lame. The Dimensions packs were way better.

[@ygrbooks]

In my part of the world, the reaction to Lego's "improvements" on Ideas submissions is much more critical. You are generally advised to sell your ideas as pdfs on Rebrickable rather than to hand them over to Lego - the company that does not care at all - 🤪 - they just give a 💩🤮 to their loyal fanbase!

[@renardnoir2581]

Its interesting. The flintstones one is like a complete reverse of the long line of others. Where they removed alot of drtail rsther then adding it.

[@GreenBlueWalkthrough]

Great video thanks for putting in the effort to showcase the differences between the summission and official product! Which honestly has given me a massive confdnce boost in my MOC building abilities as I feel I would be middle of the road of skill and excustion. Which yeah the BTS set was really discusting that it made it in a set but so many much better ones fail to be chosen... And I feel the Red D&D dragon makes more sense as that dragon is what you see most in D&D marketing of anything really and a green dragon is more of a Legoland mascot. Which interesting direction you took with the question in the video nothing bad with your reasoning.

[@the23rdradiotower41]

13:32 I believe the original submission was actually minifig scale, he redesigned it to be smaller so lego could actually produce it.

[@cameron.swizzy]

Ah yes I love to rip on lego designers for my lego ideas sets being ever so slightly altered ruining my whole experience and my life. I go online and write whole essays about how lego is a terrible and greedy company for not releasing my Glup Shitto minifigure in those horrible UCS sets Tbh the takes in this video are really justified and actually are fair. Sometimes the rules designers have to follow take away from the set and sometimes they truly upgrade the idea

[@Oscar-ek2jx]

Brilliant video

[@Masterchief_Tito]

13:41 I disagree. I am not a fan of these dark colors where everything is so monotone for no reason. It also makes it hard to find small objects that fell into the inside of the build. The set is supposed to represent the black seas barracuda from 1989 and if they just made the texture of the ship brown, nobody would think its the barracuda. Though they solved the "The ship was beached on this island for a long time now" part with the extra parts that would turn the ship into a wreck. Pretty much a better execution in my opinion.

[@Oscar-ek2jx]

20:38 how is the right illegal?

[@TheBrickBoyo]

I think it's because the technic brick on the right has a hollow stud on the top, whereas the one on the left is a full stud. Because the full studs have the 'LEGO' logo on them sticking out like 0.1mm, that means it's slightly pushing against the brick above it which causes stress over time. I think anyway :D

[@nihili4196]

That's exactly the case. The height difference is not enough to be noticeable from looking, but it is enough to cause parts to break over time. Unless OP was asking why not fully connected parts are illegal connection, in which case it's similar problem of stress being applied to the part in a way it wasn't designed for to handle, as well as connection just not being secure enough for Lego standards.

[@garyolsen6018]

Can't agree with your assessment of Pirates of Barracuda Bay. That is one of the best sets Lego has ever released.

[@killianosuilleabhain1640]

Adventure time "this guy" and "this yoke"

[@LordJaroh]

I wish they had said yes to the EVE online submissions. A LEGO-EVE collaboration would be awesome. I would buy all of them.

[@thegaminggod4679]

17:38 I feel like you glossed over the fact that the Sonic set was entirely redesigned to the point that I don’t think the sets are comparable. Sure, they’re both based on Green Hill, but the submission was based on how GHZ appeared in Sonic Mania, while the final set is based on how GHZ appears in the first Sonic game. The “Eggman Build” in the submission is based on the boss of the Mania zone while the final set has Eggman himself, 2 other characters (the hard boiled heavies) got cut entirely, the final set was longer and narrower than the submission, and, in my opinion, the submission has a better Classic Sonic minifigure because it uses the shorter legs and Classic Sonic is shorter than Sonic’s current design. Overall, I wouldn’t say either set is better or worse, but I will say I think you should have talked about the differences more.

[@hollow__]

Thank you for the goated video my negga bless up

[@JohnTK]

I would highly argue that the green hill set was made significantly worse. Not only did they remove the big appeal of the set being the Death Egg Robot (first main boss of mania, final boss of sonic 2), but they also completely ruined the eggman minifigure. The final version of eggman is reportedly not only very ugly, but also exceptionally fragile around the head area. The inclusion of the chaos emeralds is nice, but everything else is generally just worse than the original and was the first major Lego disappointment I’d ever encountered.

[@TurbopropPuppy]

nah, man, toastergrl's original Death Egg Robot was WAY better than the weird deformed quarter-circle-tile-nose-havin' brick-built Eggman, what're you on about?

[@SteveODonnell]

Yeah the Lego delorian has two minifigs. Doc and Marty. I still have it complete with box and manual.

[@joevictor53]

1:55 Lego included 2 minifigures with that set. Did you do any research or did you just Google the first picture of this and stop after that? Also the Wall-E eyes were fixed by the original designer in an update before it got selected by Lego

[@TheBrickBoyo]

God, that's such a blunder... For every set I used Brickset and looked at the 'images' tab to compare and I guess I just didn't for that one. No idea how that happened...

[@FrammerVR]

10:01 The official ship is actually very weak. The sails always fall off

[@Rogue_Tiger]

I agree with you on the Minecraft one. The designer just didn't have the new pieces Lego made for it

[@buzzybricks]

I totally agree! Great vid

[@JBBrickFanatic]

I’m laughing so hard at your analysis at the BTS set 😂 ❤

[@TheBrickBoyo]

Haha ❤ Sure at the end of the day you have an official set so whatever I say you kinda have a checkmate ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[@niczaz58]

I think a point against Lego on the sonic set is that they cut one of the boss characters and the flickies from the initial idea, as much as I don’t like mania I feel like it took so much away from the set, also the final’s eggman design is atrocious lol

[@mistrdavid]

I actually prefer original insect collection. 😅 I like the simpler and more childish aspect, but overall i usually agree with you maybe the color scheme of original tree house is better and i would probably buy it.

[@eightcoins4401]

I personally prefer the finished version, just because its near 1:1 scale on the brickbuilt insects

[@nihili4196]

Although i agree that original medieval blacksmith set was better build... Base wastes too much space for no reason, middle floor looks too big, and whole build is too big. The proportions on that thing just feels weird. Also roof arguably wastes too much parts on excessive gribbing. Official set is a solid attempt at scaling it down to reasonable size and piece count. I would count that as improvement.

[@BricksTheRobloxian]

I have quiet a few things to say about the Orient Express you definitely made the right call the original design is miles better the engine in the original submission is much more famous and extremely well known while the one Lego went with is not really any Orient Express in particular and seems more lazily thrown together and could possibly be a mashed together version of multiple locomotive designs the couches on the Lego design were definitely made more accurate and I do like how there are 2 as train fans have been asking for more wagons for years the huge disappointment with the set that you missed is how it has no official way to motorize it as the submitter said he wanted it to be a sort of addition to the Crocodile locomotive being a display piece and possibly being able to be motorized and Lego basically making up that it couldn’t be after me and many others were pretty easily able to you do have to cut them some slack on looks as it was a partnership with the official Orient Express company and they had (from what I’ve heard) quiet a bit of say in the locomotive but it also could’ve just been lazy design although I still love the set and it is one of my favorite trains from Lego right behind the Emerald Night and Crocodile Locomotive it is still a huge disappointment to me and most train fans

[@Pizza_Lore]

What about Artemis set

[@jackkemp7256]

I like the simple Steam Boat Willy too.

[@tomkreuer9334]

20:29, you cant tell me with a straight face

[@TheParagonIsDead]

ERRRMMM 🤓 You mean “is” lego ruining lego ideas.

[@The501stBrick]

The new tuxedo cat set was supposed to be a simese cat instead

[@zelo3238]

The a framw house was kinda dissapointing for me. I really like the og design. Still liked the official one but not as much.

[@courier-ec6zj]

The question on the title card is absurd. Lego has very few limits to what it will release, making a near-limitless amount of sets they can make.

[@RebelliousRobot]

Not to mention, the Apollo 11 having the exact number of pieces to match the year of the moon landing. Genuis.

[@randomusernameCallin]

Lego will always have an disadvantage with needed to be able to mass produce their sets. That said I am sure Lego have some leeway with a mold and color mixture.

[@jackieburrell2772]

I personally found the official Orient Express to be a massive downgrade from the original design almost exclusively because of the locomotive - the original loco was really cool and unique, while the loco in the official set is completely boring/bland while also being way too small compared to the carriages, making the whole train look ridiculous

[@rickcharlespersonal]

To be honest, looking at how basic and dull some of the original Ideas were I'm at a loss as to how they accrued enough votes in the first place.

[@dirtywhitellama]

Yeah, the disco one stands out to me as a major "wut?" in that regard.

[@mrcritical6751]

@@dirtywhitellamait’s cause BTS fans are crazy

[@dirtywhitellama]

@@mrcritical6751 I guess if I have no idea what that even is it probably explains why I don't get it 😅

[@Rarity36Rage]

@@dirtywhitellamadon’t know if its helpful information, but BTS is a Korean boy band group

[@Sashin-d8t]

They need to accept starwars sets. That is literally all they have to do

[@AdrianaDestenave]

Where is the bigger ghost busters set

[@BuffGarfield5]

the only ones i personally disagree with are adventure time and sonic, while the builds are better in thr Adventure Time are better, having less important characters like princess bubblegum and fire princess. now the sonic one i completely disagree on because they completely changed the game. changing it from sonic mania to sonic 1, that wouldn't be completely terrible and i actually do like the official set but i vastly prefer the death egg robot, the flickes (the little birds) having heavy magician and heavy gunner was amazing. to see them lost just go get sonic 1 makes me sad, i don't hate sonic 1 or anything its just so different from the original submission that its just not as good, and the one thing thry could of kept between the two sets was the medium legs, since classic sonic is supposed to be short and not tall. other then that, amazing video thst i agreed with mostly, tho imo thr doctor who they could of had both, bigger tardis inside with the nice outside.

[@Masterhackerman01]

The original tree house design is million times better

[@benobrien7920]

Him not knowing the names of Adventure Time characters hurt

[@maltesefalcon85]

the doctor who set is a major down grade people did not like capaldi at the time and he wasnt even wearing his regular outfit. it sold terribly and destroyed any chance of doctor who becoming a theme

[@Sashin-d8t]

Please they need to add starwars sets

[@jayrock825mc7]

28:29 most biased review on Lego ever with the score being LEGO 47, original 11 if you’re looking to watch a video that’s critical on Lego I wouldn’t recommend this video

[@TheBrickBoyo]

I went into this expecting it to be closer, too. Maybe not 50/50 but 60/40 max. I went through each set/submission with an open mind and explained my reasoning for each like I geniunely didn't intend to just be bigging LEGO up the whole time. For a few of them I can see why people would disagree with me but even at that, I feel like the score was always gonna be lopsided in LEGOs favour just because improving these submissions is their job lol like something must be really wrong if they were consistently worsening submissions for 10+ years lmao Why were you expecting/wanting it to be more critical? Feels like you wanted a certain tone/answer for the question going into it?

[@jestone9]

awesome video +1 sub

[@jacktueton7445]

Strait up wrong on half of these

[@Mike-pj1kv]

Does this guy talk fast?

[@TheBrickBoyo]

I do lol. Probably some mixture of me being uncomfortable recording myself and also cutting out all my inhales/dead air so the sprites don't linger

[@unifiedhorizons2663]

Back to the future gives no characters for it… could of gone old man but nah

[@Domi_Asmo]

Wow this is sad. To say that the ridicoulous Lego version of the table football for an msrp of 250 bucks is anything even worth considering shows clearly that this is not an objective video, sorry. That set is so offensive it's just sad. I mean if you can't do it then just don't!