LEGO GLOBE is Amazing, BUT...

[@TiagoCatarino]

*LEGO sets in this video:* The Globe ❯ bit.ly/3LUcIyi Typewritter ❯ bit.ly/3tlY0cD

[@tyndaleepperson6630]

Just ordered mine last night. Thank you for the helpful review!

[@max-jx5ne]

Bit too expensive for my liking but it looks great

[@vascocbgamer2137]

Eu sou português

[@otobieomaior8750]

@@vascocbgamer2137 eu também

[@bigtonyseye841]

A good Lego set needs a good set of legs

[@simonwilliams1209]

This would be so customisable to your own design. Use the base globe technic build then add whatever planet etc you like on top.

[@brianfromthirty]

I’m prob gonna make a death star if I get around to it/remember

[@TheLegoStud]

What an amazing idea!

[@snowynoms]

Yes

[@asc3nded397]

@Brian’s Bricks, when I saw this I thought, “LEGO should take this concept and make a more affordable display Death Star” especially considering how expensive the previous ones were and how they’re retired.

[@SavageJarJar]

@@brianfromthirty Dude, that sounds awesome!

[@potatolol4579]

Why is there such a strong disdain against Technic elements in system sets? They're both Lego and made to correlate together. Technic increases the structural integrity, if it were all to be made with system parts, it would have a much higher part count and would be hideously expensive and you don't see the Technic elements when it's done. As far as repetition goes, you expect that with something such as a sphere and it's blatantly visible on the box..

[@loganstrong5426]

For real! Also, I don't think the distinction of "as a custom builder who likes to take sets apart and build other things" is very fair either. I am also a custom builder, but I like building a lot of sci-fi things and technical builds like puzzles and functioning transformers. So I really like Technic pieces in sets, especially ones like these that need A LOT of structure.

[@tyuk5107]

I just don’t find technic elements fun to build

[@dgripper05]

Some people just don’t like technic is all, I was one of those people until I got my first technic set and now I love it

[@hillclimb182]

Having just done my first technic set after building a Saturn v, space shuttle and Porsche 911, boy do I hate axle pins! A bit of technic is fine, but 1000 pieces no way 😩

[@ZiggyPalffyLA]

They can be painful to handle, especially for people with arthritis in their hands

[@jedrzejkoszewski4342]

There is one big + in this set that offsets the big ammount of technic pieces. You can use different parts to cover the globe and remake it using technic skeleton underneath. You probably could make other planets, moon, sun, other stars, maybe even death star from star wars.

[@san_holo7784]

I would love someone doing Death Star using this skeleton.

[@tyndaleepperson6630]

Exactly!

[@earthknight60]

A Borg sphere would work well using the Technic pieces.

[@Kyezie131]

I never understood complaining about "boring" or "repetitive" builds. When you buy the set, you know what you'll be building. It's like buying an AT-AT, and complaining you had to build FOUR legs that were exactly the same. Or buying the Hogwarts collection and complaining you had to build TWO wings for Hedwig that were the same. Personally I don't like repetition in builds either, but if I bought the damn set than I should know what I'm getting myself into. Like if you bought this globe set why would you ever complain about having to literally build the globe? Makes zero sense to me

[@yoboiiisean3666]

HIS JUST FLEXING

[@Creamworks]

thank you, my thoughts exactly. how is Lego supposed to avoid repetition like this? imagine a construction worker complaining that building a house is too repetitive because every floor is the same...

[@trashmann1081]

@@Creamworks "I quite hate this table having 4 identical legs. Im shall make them different heights and of different materials to spice it up!"

[@Notllamalord]

somethimes the cost of putting a 1:110 scale model of the saturn V on your desk is hours and hours

[@User-pw3pu]

Yeah, but the windows on Hogwarts' Castle do get obnoxious, lol especially if you mentally have to follow the color pattern.

[@VikramSingh-kq2bx]

Although repetitive and consisting of quite a lot Technic parts, I do feel it's an amazing set and would look really cool once completely built up and put on display.

[@18birko1]

Agreed!

[@massimotrickfingegameplays]

I madealogoversion of the ken block hoonitruck

[@chrisestill8825]

As someone who enjoyed applying all the stickers to my Maersk ships, this set appeals to me. The repetitive nature is calming as it lets the mind wander while keeping the hands busy.

[@TheYoutubeUser69]

who the hell likes stickers like wtf. i love my cobi battleships precisly cause they wont look shit in two years time.

[@RP944]

@@TheKZbinUser69 hey calm down i LOVE stickers whats wrong with stickers you sound a bit like a sticker hater dont you

[@chrisestill8825]

@@TheKZbinUser69 I'll stick to my genuine Lego and not some knock off junk.

[@GBucPigBob]

I loved stickers after building Maersk, too. Practice makes perfect.

[@Rocket1377]

I have always liked putting stickers on toys. It's one of the most fun parts of the experience.

[@logan317b]

Now I want an updated Death Star or Death Star II even more, just imagine the improvements they could make in shape and detail.

[@Centdot]

I think it would be awesome for it to be a shell for the current death star set

[@logan317b]

@@Centdot Either that or a death star with some panels that come off to reveal parts of the interior.

[@tyndaleepperson6630]

Yeah, this is a good chance for Lego to get a feel for the demand for another death star set. I feel like if this one does great, then they will make another death star II.

[@logansymmes2193]

Logan… Brother?

[@mr_torle]

I wish they would improve their core constructions. All these colours are a bit annoying. Even in the globe. Yellow and red technic elements...

[@julianreverse]

Question: How is the decision made at Lego whether a part is printed or whether there is a sticker for it?

[@daisana]

Probably for cost reasons and maybe even if the print is complex or simple

[@DMacB42]

maybe when a model is going to be over a certain cost threshold, they do prints to enhance the apparent quality of the model? I was disappointed to find out that the Horizon Forbidden West Tallneck model used a handful of stickers instead of printed pieces. It didn't ruin it or anything but I don't think those custom prints would be any harder to produce than the wind rose and labels on the Globe, it's just that the Tallneck is a less expensive model.

[@MavrosMinotavros69]

@@DMacB42 type writer costs the same as this and has 2 stickers. That’s not it

[@superviewer]

I don't know how they decide, but I get the pros and cons: Stickers gets worn while prints prevents reuse of said piece for other purposes.

[@MARVEL_KING1114]

i wonder what the flip they were thinking making the updated sanctum then i kid you not there was like THIRTY STICKERS AND LIKE 2 PRINTED ELEMENTS BEING THE WINDOW AND SOMETHING

[@fa5353]

Technic pieces have always been a plus to me tho. They're amazing support/skeletons to builds like ships and other vehicles

[@RalphUrmel]

Repetition is fine for me as I spread my builds over days. And as long as the end results is stunning like the recent Taj Mahal I built I’m ok with it. This one sure looks like a stunner.

[@markvandenbergh3863]

I just completed my globe and I could not disagree more with Tiago's take on repetitive builds. This is a very Zen build with an elegant construct. I found myself staring at the interior as I joined the different spherical plate sections and marveled at the beauty of it. Very calming to put together. As a historical side note, I was reminded of Brunelleschi's dome in Florence and thought what an awesome Lego Architecture model could be built.

[@xvhkgreen6297]

We've measured the earth, theres no curve anywhere. We see mountains from 300 miles away, thats not possible on NASA's globe. Theres no proof the earth is moving. The 2nd law of thermodynamics says outerspace isnt real. Cannot have gas pressure next to a vacuum.

[@ultrasonic736]

While I love sets with good building experiences, in the end, what really matters is how good the set looks. The building experience only lasts a few hours, while you get to enjoy and look at the set for years to come, and after a few days or weeks, you will forget how repetitive the building experience was. So even if a building experience isn't too great, if how it's designed was the best way to make the set look as good as possible, then it was probably worth it.

[@jeroen5410]

Hell no, building exp is much more important to me. I build it, let it sit on the shelves for a few weeks, then deconstruct it, bag by bag as per the instructions, and give it a one way ticket to the attic for a year or more before building it again or selling. How can you place the most important part of all, the actual building experience, below the display is a mystery to me.

[@daffodyl_n]

I really love the way light bounces off the separate panels as you rotate it

[@FoolECK]

I've never thought I'd say this, but after the typewriter experience, it seems like I actually enjoy repetition in building large models.

[@TiagoCatarino]

Well! There’s LEGO sets for everybody!!

[@jardex2275]

Some people enjoy repetitive tasks. There's a certain sense of flow or groove once you get the pattern down. It could also be good for group builds, having everyone build the same section, rather than giving each person their own instruction booklet.

[@yesnt768]

Wow! I thought that a globe was never possible bc it’s so round. Good job Lego! This and the world map will go like coffee and donuts.

[@CG_Pigeon]

First

[@N00B283]

To be fair coffee goes well with a great deal of things

[@abumm2100]

They’ve made something like this with the Death Star 2

[@yesnt768]

@@N00B283 It does

[@jardex2275]

I had a DK book (That's Dorling Kindersley, not Donkey Kong) about the history of Lego, and one detail they mentioned is that one of the first things Master Builders are asked to do is create a sphere out of bricks. I'm not sure if that's still the case, but it sounds like a good test. Looking at their site, it looks like DK has a lot of interesting Lego books. Minifigure guides, adventure books, idea kits, etc.

[@BinaryArmorOnline]

I just received a copy of this set for my birthday, and I honestly love it so much. I think it's really cool to see how to achieve non-blocky shapes using Lego, so I enjoyed the "skeleton" of the model in spite of its repetition. That said, the thing I'm most excited about is that I'm planning to take off all of the detail that forms the continents and use the globe with my friends to create a tactile map of our Dungeons and Dragons world. I'm super excited about it. I've also seen people do stuff like making the Globe into a Death Star, and I think it would be cool to replace the oceans with tan to create a more old-school sci-fi explorer's globe vibe. All in all I adore this set.

[@AndyBuildsStuff]

I appreciate that your reviews focus not only on the model, but the building experience and the quality and quantity of useful parts. Thanks!

[@TiagoCatarino]

I try my best! 🙏

[@asc3nded397]

This set looks amazing! While the repetitive build does seem like it could drag a bit, it’s a great display piece which is what I’m mostly looking for. As for the lots of technic, personally I don’t like to take apart my sets so it doesn’t really bother me.

[@TheLegoStud]

Great and thorough review as usual. I definitely agree with you on giving it a 10/10 as a display piece. As for the complaint on the piece usage I think you are probably in the very small minority on how you would use the pieces in this set. Most people will buy this set as a permanent display piece and not for taking apart later to use individual pieces for other builds.

[@brittlekneesmgee3674]

I would actually remove the planet faces and make a custom planet

[@TheMarionick]

It’s only inevitable until someone or LEGO themselves makes a Death Star out of this structure

[@RacingBrick]

C'mon, you already have the Technic BMW, now you have this set, time to embrace the selection of Technic parts you have at your disposal and start building with them instead of complaining about them ;)

[@TiagoCatarino]

Maybe one day! 😂

[@matzebob]

Very nice approach on this one Tiago, I like how you balanced out the perspective of a parts collector. Honestly, the panel free globe structure looks fantastic as the foundation of some steam punk gizmo, only needs a few lights in there :)

[@TiagoCatarino]

Thank you 😊

[@wenix4934]

I wouldnt expect that I would love this set but something about it is just so perfect. Great early review as always :D

[@brickmultiverse]

That Globe looks really good, I like that they included printed elements (it might be a 200 dollar set, but getting printed items is not always guaranteed as we certainly know from a certain $800 Star Wars Set)...

[@jonasfermefors]

I do want this, but I wonder: Is the structure strong enough to add some tiles to the globe? I was thinking either adding some topographical details (small wedges for mountains maybe) , something to indicate places I've visited and maybe some more shapes like the boat.

[@BrickLady]

the globe looks like a terminator at the end without skin 😂😂😂👍

[@bar10dr]

I would have really liked if it came with a lot of glow in the dark round bricks, so you could place one on every country you have been in.

[@habitofbricking]

I’m all for the building experience myself, so I really understand your critique. As stunning as this globe looks, and as much as I like all those shapes, prints and new elements, I’m not sure if I’ll pick this one up 😅 I can’t say it’s a great set if it “only” looks great too - for me, a great set should have it all - awesome building experience, nice techniques incorporated, good parts selection and an above average display value. I really appreciate this detailed technical breakdown! Btw, some may say it’s not much, but for me this fix at 2:17 makes all the difference 🌎

[@bloonsmore9210]

I agree but sometimes a set is just worth it. Example: I love the Mario TV + NES set. Such a fun build. That said, I dreaded the rotating screen part. The mechanism was fun, the plate was awful. In the end definitily worth!

[@harry-annebentley5136]

Ooooh nice display piece though. I'd be very tempted to redo the land masses with the fictional worlds from my tabletop gaming settings. Thanks for reviewing, I hadn't even heard of this set before!

[@marcch72]

I only have an issue with the gaps between the panels. Overall I like it and think it would look good next to the ship in a bottle set. Is that sailboat the Leviathan?

[@aznmatic]

Set looks great, would be rewarding to put it on display. Also a very easy gift idea I like your reviews a lot - I appreciate the honesty in your reviews, and you don't just say every part of it is good.

[@filmax_official]

I Love The Way It Spins!!!

[@kenanbroersma709]

Looks like a cool set. I'm not really against repetition so I would probably like this set if I owned it.

[@forsxcs7]

0:30 i love how he specifically said that the brown part was wood

[@rascorasco6543]

You could create a full Death Star now since it's a full tiled glob

[@BrickLady]

глобус выглядит как терминатор в конце без кожи 😂😂😂🤩👍

[@Firespray.31]

Why do people complain about repetetive building sections? Its a symmetrical uniform object... what do you expect?

[@jardex2275]

I think the best aspect is that the top plates can easily be removed or modified. As others have pointed out, this is an easy frame for a Death Star. I could also see it working for other planets, an emoji, a beach ball, a watermelon, or an eyeball. Pretty much any round object would work. Personally, this would be a near permanent display piece once I finished it. If I'm paying $200 for it, I'm dang well going to show it off to visitors for as long as possible.

[@AnArmyOfFish]

Ugh I'm honestly torn on this one I feel like I'm with you. those printed tiles and the blue wedges and black 1x5s are super nice and I would *likely* keep it built but I think you're right about how much of it is the technic frame.. and I'm really glad you felt the need to include information like that in the Set review, because it's a type of detail I don't think every reviewer would take the time and count.. price/piece never tells the whole story!

[@HarryPorpise]

Honestly the paper bags are so cool, I really hope Lego adopts this for more sets because they are better in almost every way!

[@BeerBourbonandGames]

Really impressive display piece. Looks like a challenge to build for sure.

[@tomatochemist]

It would be more fun to customize it by adding lots of clear dark and light blue tiles on the water, maybe put in a whirlpool and mini sea dragon, and for the travelers they can put a colored one by one stud on every city they visit

[@dah9093]

Great review as always. Not sure I'll pick this one up. It is amazing but the style of the finish isn't me. Out of interest Tiago, I wonder how many people are like you; build a kit and then take it apart for parts? I'm very much an 'ornament' builder. Once built, they stay built. I wonder if Lego have ever done research to find the percentages of each type of builder?

[@iamthesupercheeseman]

At least for me i build a set, keep it on the shelf for like 3-4 years, and then when I inevitably run out of room i'll demolish ones that arent my top favorites.

[@jardex2275]

For me personally, I'd get sets as a kid and keep them built as long as possible. Inevitably though, they would fall apart, and end up in the Lego tub, mixed together with previous gifts and legacy bricks. They'd then be repurposed into new stuff for my minifigs to play with.

[@Kysa1140]

I got this enjoyed it for a week stopped when I have half the globe left, finished it a few weeks ago after almost a year, it was quite fun split up lol

[@dustinakadustin]

A Death Star set like this with some interior and mount would be awesome, would be so cool to have a set like that. Don't know if it's possible but they should give it a go. This looks awesome.

[@summbuddie9120]

It’s cool imo, you could place a red stud to every place you’ve visited

[@WizardOfOss]

Ooh, good review. I really love it as a display piece, they did a great job on that. No stickers, as it should be for a typical display set like this. And I don't mind the Technic pieces. But yes, I expected a bit of repetition, that's just unavoidable with a set like this. But then you see that shot starting from 4:52....that's an awful LOT of repetition. The one other thing I don't like is the price. But considering the piece count and the number of unique prints it's not unreasonable. Well, at least not by Lego standards....

[@PlayLiveRepeat]

It’s beautiful!

[@altr.]

Can we expect a miniaturized version of the globe or is that too much to ask for? And great review as always, Thiago, obrigado!

[@TiagoCatarino]

I made a globe a few years ago!!

[@altr.]

@@TiagoCatarino I'll check it out! Thank you!

[@theGamingJanina]

building it was very repetitive, but I really enjoyed putting the green/tan pieces on the ocean

[@olliinthekitchen7825]

That’s what I love about your show. Because you always go into detail, especially regarding the inner workings, which you luckily did. And honestly, awesome Lego set, but repetitive design.

[@karlhays5058]

For me, a good LEGO set at this size and price must have these (3) things. 1) it must be displayable, look wonderful on a shelf. 2) must have some good pieces, lots of variety (because I too am a moc builder). 3) has got to have a fun and engaging build!

[@joevictor53]

Cool that they put the fan designer's initials on the set. I think that's better than putting the Lego designer's ones like the Ship in a Bottle or the Old Fishing Store

[@TiagoCatarino]

For sure. The guy who did it in the ship in a bottle was an idiot. I think he learned his lesson though

[@watsedhaene]

Imagine being salty about the fact that a spherical lego set has a lot of technic parts.

[@andrewchapman2024]

This is the kind of set where you have friends come over to help you build it. This model looks amazing. Besides the repetitiveness, everything looks fine to me. I knew just from seeing a lego earth that lego was going to put something about making the planet more green into the mix. Isn't it ironic that a company that makes plastic toys is supporting making the world greener? Or is it just me? I just find it funny. Great video TC. I love it. This is a wonderful revew.

[@indorock]

This has to me the same issue as the typewriter and piano. It's an amazing demonstration to just how versatile Lego is but at the same time exposes its limitations. The end results are purely eye candy and not actually useable as they were intended....ie the typewriter doesn't actually let you type, the piano doesn't play, and the globe doesn't give you any idea (except extremely roughly) about our planet's geography.

[@infamoushacker4chan883]

In fairness, Lego structures aren't really meant to be substitutes for their real-life counterparts. Nobody who wants an accurate globe is going to buy and construct a lego model of it.

[@pengo2418]

Hey the designer was a participant in the first season of Lego Masters France!

[@DarkFaze6477]

A normal globe doesn't really consist of much as it is, the fact that lego even made a complete design for the set is impressive enough, what mire do you want, its a globe, not a deathstar!

[@shadowfax3505]

As a builder I specifically look for sets that come with a lot of technic elements because I use them a lot in my own builds. But it really comes down to build style. Almost all my models incorporate motion in one way or another with takes a lot of technic.

[@die_rabenfrau]

I can completely understand your criticism of this set, but I would like to say a few more things about it. For me, a model does not only have to look good from a distance, which this globe has only achieved to a limited extent. I also want to be able to enjoy it when I look at it up close, and unfortunately this globe doesn't do that for me at all. Yes, the set has printed tiles and there is a nice little feature that allows the globe to rotate, but unfortunately that's all there is positive to say about this set. Some things you shouldn't try to make out of Lego, and for me a globe is definitely one of those things you should stay away from. And then something else about your comment about the plastic packaging: Unfortunately, these so-called paper bags that came with the "Temple Set" are also coated with plastic on the inside. This is eyewash, because since these bags are not made entirely of paper, they have to be recycled with the other plastic waste. Moreover, microplastics are also released from this composite material, which can end up in the soil and groundwater, and at some point also in the oceans, and thus also in the fish we eat. I would prefer Lego to stick with the conventional bags or, as the Mould King company does, use reusable Ziplock bags. In my eyes, that would be more honest with the customers, because the reference to the composite material or the plastic coating inside was missing from the "paper bags".

[@MrSolus-ls6us]

TLDR: Globe has other issues and honestly is something that never should have been a lego set. Lego virtue signaling about the environment with their new bag, but it is a just a load of corporate bs.

[@danielb6428]

5:10 It might seem weird, but I love to repeat complex parts

[@Apipoulai]

3:08 I think I would tweak the Iberian peninsula too. * Remove the green 1x1 angled piece from Morocco and connecting it to France and Spain would fill it up nicely. * Lastly I would remove the 1x3 on the top of Morocco too.

[@MartinsNewTeeth]

I bought this set because I was impressed by a “real globe” made out of Lego! The finished produced is amazing, and I have it displayed on the mantle. Was it exciting, no…but I had the finished globe in my mind. Everyone who has come over and seen it, have been impressed. [Definitely in the “see-don’t-touch” zone up on the mantle]. I’m happy I bought it & made it!

[@johnnypottseed]

It'd be kinda cool if you could make iconic buildings small enough to place near cities. Example big ben for London, freedom tower for NYC, space needle for Seattle, etc.

[@tyndaleepperson6630]

I could have sworn that the 1x5 plate existed when I was a kid. I looked it up and was shocked to find out that it came out in 2021 for the first time. I feel like I'm going crazy!

[@poeticallyincorrect]

I dig this so much! Great review, I want this set even more now. I'm slowly building my stock of Lego. In the meantime, I love to build sets like this over days or weeks. Very calming.

[@mrlowdays]

I think some of the repetition makes it a great set to build with family or friends, and like other people point out the base structure is highly customizable to any planet or satellite you can think of. DnD players or other TTRPG gamers would LOVE to have this as an interactive map to fill it with landmarks and dangers

[@slimebuck]

lego : WE DO NOT DEAL WITH WAR RELATED STUFF!! star wars line, literally having WAR in its name **looks around to make sure no one notices

[@ghostking433]

This globe is going to sell out really quickly on the lego website. If you’re planning on getting it, be there the night it releases

[@Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahha]

As someone who has this lego set I do recommend getting it even if not into lego to much I remember getting this set for Christmas since I was getting into geography although it took a long 4 hours to build I enjoyed building it a lot

[@brickvir]

Wow this looks awesome as a display. Super happy the labels are printed and not stickers!

[@Skate-ex0]

As long as it looks good when it’s all done I don’t mind repetition

[@ilaldkxb]

"Wait its all legos?" "Always has been"

[@shiterfortnite1346]

Something cool you could do with this set is taking the printed name tiles and putting them on the world map

[@yarnx14]

"Remember to be careful when showing this to your friends." I'm a lego nerd u think I have friends??

[@sheevpalpatine1477]

This looks awesome, Hopefully this means a fully panelled death star is on the table of ideas now

[@mccashmax9156]

I haven't played with lego for about 7 years, but i saw this build and i just had to buy it. Nostalgic!

[@EggsRgreat]

Thank you for the black rod tip! It is a small detail but looks so much better.

[@smxkes._yt]

Dude I used to watch you when you had 7k subs, you've grown sooooo much!!!!

[@legobricking1419]

I have to say that I was not a big fan of this Ideas set (I am more into modular buildings) but my wife persuaded me to give it a try! I checked your review first and I have to admit that it helped me also to change my mind! Still waiting for the box to arrive though, so lets see!!! Keep up the amazing videos btw :)

[@xvhkgreen6297]

We've measured the earth, theres no curve anywhere. We see mountains from 300 miles away, thats not possible on NASA's globe. Theres no proof the earth is moving. The 2nd law of thermodynamics says outerspace isnt real. Cannot have gas pressure next to a vacuum.

[@Stsk339]

Adding lights inside would be quite cool and the lights will beam through those gaps

[@matthewk7688]

I did the exact same thing with mine with the black axle at the bottom, the piece I used was even an extra that came with the set like you haha

[@crossgrind]

I really hate that Lego throws in seemingly random colors like bright orange, lime and light yellow just because they want to save 5 bucks not making the connectors in a neutral color. Yes, you can see between the panels.

[@BBC600]

Although it is complimented that there are no stickers to this set I do wonder if instead of having the glow in the dark aspects if they should have used stickers so that the could have the names in different languages allowing the customer to decide which ones they want to put on.

[@axesmasher]

​@Real Aiglon it’s not that weird when you consider that English is the most spoken language in the world with about 86% of Denmark's population speaking English in terms of sales the US buys the most lego and that most of europe (in fact the world) know english as a second language make it a safe bet for them to use when you get down to it, English is becoming a universal language because so many are learning it as a second language for reference 16.5% of the world speaks English, Mandarin Chinese at 14.6%, Hindi at 8.3%, spanish at 7% followed by french at 3.6% FYI im not saying its a good thing just saying that english is the closest to a universal language we have right now

[@ShortRound42]

Thx for another thorough review. I'm with you, building experience is always tops for me. Especially when I built with my son, but I do space out the build on almost everything over a couple of days. I like to savor the build experience. Enjoy each step and for me, it teaches me Lego engineering. I love it. I do like display pieces too. So this one fits the bill for me.

[@TiagoCatarino]

Enjoy!

[@ShortRound42]

@@TiagoCatarino Thx Tiago. Have a question, do you have a suggestion for an alternate look for Europe? It just doesn’t look right even so simplified here. Some simple ‘fix’ to make it more appealing?

[@timonix2]

I build with basically only technic pieces. But my favorite sets will always be the mindstorm ones.

[@simonayers8033]

As an Australian in so happy to see that every state got a look in include my home state Tasmania well done lego

[@quadeemon3986]

Got straight to the point, very informative concise review, and nice voice? You've earned my subscription!

[@HairyGhostbear]

5:32 What is the purpose of the wheels on the inside?

[@fredrikwillumsen]

Is there really 4 truck wheels inside the globe or did he add that himself to emphasize that there’s a lot of technic pieces

[@samuelspace101]

If your going to take this apart I think this would be a good set because it has a lot of new pieces you’ve never seen a lot of repetitive pieces you can use and a lot of technical (which idk why he hates so much) is very useful for building large scale or using in sets if you know how to use them I think he tried technic and was bad at it and now he just hates it in general 😂

[@Immortalcheese]

Good review as always. I don't know if I'm going to get this, after the coliseum I strayed away from repetition so much. It was my biggest fear with the Titanic set, but the Titanic set ended up being the best building experience I've had in a Lego set..

[@BestNameCouldThinkOf]

It's possible to build a vehicle out of the globe thanks to the technic parts, including the 4 wheels/tyres used internally as a counter weight!

[@waveringeyes8277]

That reflects light so elegantly in motion.

[@dordeivkovic]

Thanks for a well-thought review with some interesting points regarding the build process and number of technic pieces! Beautiful shots as well. Keep up the good work!

[@bricevr6647]

Every time I see new amazing lego sets. I wonder which lego sets we'll get in the future.

[@indyrl12]

This is an outstanding review! I really appreciate the insights into some of the design features, the critique of the building experience, and being able to "see into the box" before I decide whether to purchase the set or not. Thank you for taking the time to put together such a thorough and well-edited review video!

[@TiagoCatarino]

Thank you for that! That's the only kind of reviews I do around here, be sure to subscribe for more :)

[@_rlb]

I think it looks awesome without the plates connected at 5:30 :) Good review! It will probably a day 1 buy for me. Looking forward to a same scale Jupiter (hehe).

[@enrikgmuller]

Didn't notice anyone bothered by how oceania has the printed tile with Australia written on it?

[@samuelspace101]

It’s called Oceania or Australia depending on where you live Australia is the more well known name of the continent there’s no official name of a continent you can call it whatever you want