LEGO 10294 Titanic in 90 seconds

Building 9,090 pieces in 90 seconds - actual build time just under 15 hours.

[@johndonohue5585]

Iceberg sold separately.

[@zenthous9568]

😂

[@ethanchiu]

And i would actually buy that 😂

[@garretthacker9145]

I can’t believe how quick you built that

[@hideo99brian]

I’ve always wanted this set! For some reason I just randomly started to like sets with lots of pieces! The biggest I have is probably the Lego Taj Mahal. I’m planing on getting the Titanic set this Christmas even though I’m only 9.

[@lego-redhat]

Good luck! I'm kind of the same way, I just really enjoy building the sets with lots of pieces. And they didn't have sets this big when I was 9 (although I started with LEGO when I was about 4-5 I think), so you're lucky. :)

[@beeswarmfan6662]

The guy in lego commercials:

[@byf6f]

Woah 15 hours? the longest lego sets ive built is only 4 hours

[@lego-redhat]

Heh, I really love the big sets! Being able to just tune out the world and focus on building for a while is great for me.

[@magaman49]

*Me watching at 2x speed so the video is only 45 seconds*

[@petikiss7305]

This is really missing the Lego building sound

[@lego-redhat]

Good point! Maybe I'll add a loop of LEGO white noise next time. :) Recording the actual audio with a time-lapse video doesn't work out unforunately.

[@fishnships9775]

where do i buy the chair he has? i mean, u gotta have a real good chair for that

[@phinozomu358]

why is the camera shaking throughout the whole video, unless the shutter is that heavy?

[@lego-redhat]

It's an old cell phone on a cheap tripod+mount, with a power cord hanging so the battery doesn't go dead. At regular speed, it's not really noticeable, it only shows up on the time-lapse. I suspect it's from the hanging power cord shifting, maybe as the heat/air conditioner fan turns on and off.

[@hewi1352]

Are yiu using some digital manual?

[@lego-redhat]

Yes, I use the official LEGO Builder app on an Android tablet. It's the same instructions as included in the box and PDFs available on LEGO's website (although the PDF/app instructions do get updates sometimes). I just find it easier to not have to hold pages open and such, plus the tablet takes up less table space (especially important with the big sets!). I can also zoom in to check details.

[@hewi1352]

@@lego-redhat Thanks so much :-)

[@the-human-being]

But why a tablecloth with such bad contrast…..

[@lego-redhat]

Well, it's the tablecloth I have... wasn't trying to color-coordinate it with my LEGO sets. :)

[@rmscarpathia1954]

U didnt make it in 90 seconds u just sped it up

[@alex10819]

u can't prove that

[@zenthous9568]

No way really?? Thank you for showing the truth of this video to the world

[@DeependDevs]

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