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I’m really disappointed this isn’t seen by the larger Lego and Minecraft community, the effort this must’ve taken is incredible.

Dude I’m so impressed! This would have taken me years lol. The time and effort that went into this was well worth it!! Seriously great job!

I have a new appreciation for spawners. If they fail to spawn monsters, I know they've had a very challenging task of assembling those zombies.

The fact that you could've easily used a bunch of premade zombies, but decided to have the spawner actually make the zombies itself is incredible. Looks amazing too!

Looks just like a real spawner. Mechanism is genius that would’ve taken me months just to come up with lol. Really good job!

Genuinely one of the coolest things I've seen pulled off with LEGO! I just love the tiny details from the game: the spinning zombie, it spawns 4, and the DARKNESS SENSOR??? Genius!

Definitely not the first time I've seen a LEGO Mindstorms "factory" build of sorts, but it still blows me away how precise the platform can be with enough patience and know-how. Good stuff.

This is the first time I’ve commented in about a year of using KZfaq daily. Brick Machines, your work and skill is amazing. The coding, creativity, mechanical knowledge. This is 100% the most underrated channel I’ve come across. Awesome work and look forward to see more of your videos. Cheers from the Netherlands!

The Mark Rober of LEGO - man’s got incomprehensible talent! As an engineer, love to see it! Looking forward to seeing your new inventions!

the amount of things you can build with legos is unimaginable, great content

OK that was AMAZING. I expected some mechanism that just dropped zombies out the front after you've inserted them in a storage area leading down a slope. I did NOT expect this level of detail and accuracy. Genuinely crazy!

Imagine someone bringing this is as a science project in school, and explaining to the judges the building process and how Minecraft monster spawners work

A small detail that is difficult to add but one which would make it way cooler is that adding a button (no motors) that throws out all available units In front of the hopper,not an external one

This blows my mind. It makes me giggle hearing “it would have taken me months to come up with this concept” THIS WOULD HAVE TAKEN ME MULTIPLE LIFETIMES. Can’t wait for more videos!

I was really hoping that at the end when it was time to spawn all the zombies they chamber would tilt to pour them all out, but regardless this was a really impressive build! I certainly wasn't expecting you to actually assemble the zombie minis going into this

god i cannot imagine how much fiddling and tweaking must’ve been required to get all those little precision arm movements to make the pieces move how you wanted, that must’ve taken ages of trial and error! mad respect

Wow!! I don't know what's more impressive - your intricate build or your incredible videoing/editing! This machine is a masterpiece! So cool how it presses the Legos together while the arm holds each brick at exactly the right angle. Hope this video goes viral for you, Brick Machines. You deserve it! I shared it a lot!

One of the best Lego mechanical builds I've ever seen, great job! (I still can't believe how perfectly that robot works...)

It’s amazing how every video you make keeps getting more and more impressive, while posting so frequently! Awesome job, and these builds are mind blowing!

Seeing you build something this big is very impressive and awesome and shows how much effort you put into your videos. Nice job man!

This is one of the coolest builds I have ever seen!

This is incredible! I can't imagine how long it took to plan, build, and code this--this is amazing!

Watching a lego machine automate assembly must be one of the most satisfying things i've ever seen in my life

My favourite part of this video is 07:20. You gave a size comparison for both the Lego fans as well as the Minecraft fans. You knew both sides would be watching and made a calculated effort to please both. That is truly brilliant thinking on your part! Bravo! I may have to subscribe if you're gonna do more Minecraft stuff. I love Minecraft but I REALLY love seeing people find ways to port it into the real world. Minecraft already is more realistic than people think. So it's awesome to see it come full circle. Especially seeing as many people describe Minecraft as "digital lego" haha Awesome job! edit: wrong timestamp. fixed now lol

Wow, this is waaay more involved than I thought it would be! Nice use of the chain to move the carriage.

The amount of mechanics and parts used in this build :O Truly amazing. You have so much potential!

This is exactly how I imagined you would do the sugar cane thing, collect and flip the pieces to push them together with the existing sugar cane, so you actually push the top pieces off. Maybe I could try that myself one day when I get the pieces for it.

Just a heads up, those 3/4 dark grey pins in the zombie stand will 100% break if left like that. There's no room inside lego plates for the pin to open back up after compressing to fit inside, so if kept compressed for a long time they will develop cracks and crumble. Edit: The gripper is also at risk of breaking as those 1x4 thin liftarms develop cracks around the axle hole really easily and the mechanism is bending them in the exact way that causes these breaks.

At first I thought "meh, it just throws zombies" but then I realized what you were actually planning on doing. That is amazing! Just curious, how long did that take to program?

I have one word: OMG!!! Wait that's three words. Jokes aside, this truly is soooo impressive and went BEYOND my expectations! I watched the entire second half with open mouth and thought, why didn't he make it like 10 minutes or so! To then realize it was 11:55. I really can't get over the precision, the incredibly large assortment of features (grabbing, building, drawing, turning, storing etc.) and this all in a 32x32 baseplate! Well done!

I can't even imagine the coding that you had to do to pull off such perfect movements by the motors, I am always so amazed by such well working machines, and this one is definitely a very special one.

Genuinely I never expected it to make the zombie it’s truly amazing the engineering that went into this your so talented man you should become one of legos chief engineers

This is one of the most amazing LEGO machines I have ever seen, and I've been using and watching LEGO for years.

WE NEED THIS AS AN ACTUAL SET!!!

Worked at a shop for a while and primarily ran robot cells that transferred parts to cnc machines or a press. A lot of your robot and press movements looked very similar to how the actual machines ran, super cool. Are you a manufacturing engineer or similar?

Whenever you do one of these they look so realistic it also looks like it took you so much time and effort to do it and if it broke you would be mad

This man has a PHD in making cool Lego builds it’s super impressive, keep it up

Wow, this is amazing! There are so many revolutionary details to get this working reliably in such a small footprint.

wow just wow , the amount of things that it can do is really cool, I am surprised you even added a sensor to check if it is dark enough, if I tried to make that , it would not even work . my favourite part of it is probably the arm. +1 subscriber

This is amazing! I wish that you would make a video on how to make this whole thing step by step!

Dude, this is AMAZING. I never thought you could build something so cool out of Lego entirely. Great job!

Such an incredible way to meld minecraft with real life, and legos are the perfect way to do it! EV3 has its limitations, but when it's put in the right hands, you can see some awesome stuff! I'd love to see a similar type of system based on the Village and the Iron Golems that they summon. Give them something to fend against the zombies that churn out of this thing! Keep up the great work!

Man this is actually genius, even adding a light sensor, awesome work!

Looks amazing! Great job. This would’ve taken me decades my brain can’t even begin to comprehend how this works

That was amazing! Definitely worth the 1 month wait :) And that LEGO arm seems like it was what took that long to do, especially with all the fine tuning in the coding!

Dude this is actually amazing it’s the kind of stuff that should go like in a book kinda like world record maybe coolest lego achievements of the year The fact that you made a robot to put pieces together to make a Minecraft zombie is amazing One of the coolest things I’ve ever seen with toys in General

This might be the most complicated Minecraft Zombie farm I have seen on KZfaq. Now, all you need is to make it a 1-meter cube and spawn a 2-meter tall Zombie. Jokes aside, this is an incredible build. Well done.

That's such an impressive mechanism! If I may ask, how many tries did it take for the spawner to function?

Damn, that was super cool! For a second I mistook you for some other youtuber I recently saw make Minecraft blocks from lego. He however was struggling to make a lego Minecraft Dispenser shoot an arrow, so I quickly realized it couldn't be that person building all of this super cool complicated stuff. Keep up the good work!

Your editing, audio and video quality, and overall ingenuity is super impressive. I'm surprised more people haven't subbed.

need an hour long unedited version of this (You'd kind of have to sit there for an hour aswell refilling the pieces... or just cheat and loop the footage... but still)

This is so cool and the mechanism is just other worldly and I have a challenge for try and fit it all in cube and add the other side walls

Fun Fact: On Bedrock Edition, if you right click the spawner with the same spawn egg multiple times, it will change the speed at which it spins.

Nice! I never had enough PEICES to even do one side of the spawner, let alone the inside! Nice work!

These are so cool. Just binged a bunch of the Minecraft lego ones. You've definitely earned a subscriber.

I can barely build contraptions in the game with unlimited resources at my fingertips, and here you are building a real world spawner. As a huge fan of both Lego, and Minecraft, this is a super cool video to see.

Bro this is INSANE! Pure genius, crazy good man!

This is really cool! I wish I had as many technic, ev3, and motor parts as you... 😿

Dude, this is stunning! I didn't know that this is how the spawner looks inside.

the crunch the blocks make as the robots put them together added to the satisfyingness

He’s like the Mumbo Jumbo of technic.

I couldn’t tell from the thumbnail how cool this is. Maybe could remove some of the panels & blur or put the word factory on it

This is amazing! I can't believe you have much talent! It's sad that the large Minecraft community didn't see this... I bet they would've been soo impressed!

This video is gonna go viral very soon! I know it!!!🔥🔥🔥

This man is the lego Mumbo Jumbo

It's so cool how Lego evolved from a kids toy to a whole machine! Nice job!

Keep making videos, dude. Ive watched like, 5 of them and im seriously amazed with what you can do from what i thought were just bricks

This is insainly cool

5.2 THOUSAND LIKES. WHAT. HOW. I EXPECTED AT LEAST LIKE 70K

What if you made a xp mob farm this sat at the center of and when the zombies died it would disassemble them and replenish the stores in the spawner?

This was awesome! You've really thought it through. I can't imagine how much time to build and program it took. 👍👍👍

Bro made Lego make its self

this is only the bulding, imagine all the coding that went into this?????

There are people like me, who spend hours building sets. Then there's absolute legends like this guy, who spends hours building machines that build.

It would be cool to recreate some advanced things from the fallout universe, maybe opening power armor, or some robots! All the videos I’ve watched of yours are really amazing, I loved the minecart video

NAH I GOTTA SUB

DUDE how long have you been working on that!?!? The engineering done on this is outstanding!

It’s like a robot at a factory (not that I know what those are like)! So awesome!

HOW WAS THIS DONE WITH LEGO???????? The eyes are what got me

It sounds like you're interested in creating a LEGO® Minecraft spawner that works reliably. Spawners are devices that spawn mobs in the Minecraft game. While I can't physically show you how to build it, I can provide you with a step-by-step guide on how you might approach building a working LEGO® Minecraft spawner. Here's a conceptual guide on how you might create a simple LEGO® Minecraft spawner: **Materials Needed:** - LEGO® bricks and pieces - Minecraft-themed LEGO® minifigures (mobs) - Technic gears, axles, and connectors (for mechanisms) - Rubber bands or springs (for mechanisms) - Baseplate or surface to build on **Step-by-Step Guide:** 1. **Design:** Plan out the size and shape of your spawner. It can resemble a Minecraft spawner block, with a central area where mobs will spawn. 2. **Mechanism:** Create a mechanism that can lift and drop a mob minifigure from the central area. You can use Technic gears, axles, and connectors to achieve this. Attach a rubber band or spring to the mechanism to provide the force needed to lift the mob. 3. **Mob Placement:** Design a platform for the mob minifigure to rest on. This platform should be attached to the mechanism and be capable of moving up and down. 4. **Activation Mechanism:** Create a lever or button mechanism that, when activated, triggers the lifting mechanism. This could involve using simple LEGO® pieces to create a lever or button that can be pushed or pulled. 5. **Spawning Area:** Build the surrounding area to resemble a Minecraft environment. You can use LEGO® blocks to create the ground, walls, and any other decorative features. 6. **Mob Variety:** If you want to spawn different types of mobs, you can create multiple mob minifigures and design a mechanism that rotates between them. 7. **Testing and Adjustments:** Test your LEGO® Minecraft spawner and make any necessary adjustments to ensure that the mechanism works smoothly and the mobs spawn as intended. 8. **Decorations:** Add additional details to your Minecraft scene, such as ores, trees, and other Minecraft-themed elements. Remember, LEGO® building is a creative process, and there's no single "correct" way to build a LEGO® Minecraft spawner. The key is to experiment, iterate, and have fun with the building process. If you're looking for inspiration, you can also check out online resources or tutorials related to LEGO® Minecraft creations. Please note that my response is based on a conceptual approach to building a LEGO® Minecraft spawner, and the actual implementation may require experimentation and adjustments based on the specific LEGO® pieces you have available.

pleeeaaaaassseee make a 10 hour loop of this

From years of trying to automate my robotics teams robot, watching that robot arm move perfectly was both stressful and astonishing. You got me jealous man how did you keep everything aligned?

Cool thank you for making us know about the secret of monster spawnner❤

This makes me think about the original 'Leisure Suit Larry'. When you are dead you see the 'Sierra World Workshop' where they build a new Larry to start again. I'm getting old :(

This might be the most impressive Lego Minecraft related build I’ve ever seen in my entire life.

Honestly this reminds me of them massive Lego car factories I used to see, and my god this is so much better than them.

can we all agree that this man is a genius

Broooooo you build amazing Machines. I would never be able to build stuff like this. Great Video👍

This is so cool I wish there was a time lapse of this just running for five hours straight

Amazing videos, my kids loved all of your videos. It would be great if you ever make an episode on how you get started since these seem so hardcore for them to start with.

Dude I'm impressed... you just made a kind of 3d printer in Minecraft without any trouble or even mentioning it! New sub :-)

Wow this is definitely the coolest Lego thing ive ever see. What an incredible Work. I like your Voice btw 😂

this deserves to be a real lego set

These are insane! Watched them with my daughter who loves both Minecraft and Legos. She's impressed as well.

Wow! This is so impressive! I’m blown away on how good at technic you are! Great job!

Wow I wish I had the skills and bricks to build something incredible like that

I really like ur builds, but where do u get all the parts from?

I love the design, if you possibly could, can you make a link for an estimated amount of parts to make this and some instructions, you don't have to, but this looks very cool to make

Man these machines are unbelievable!!! To me you should try to propose these lego construction to the LEGO official site, because they are far worthyer than thousands of lego sets that the LEGO official brand sells nowaday! Thank you to doing this kind of video and this lego stuff, it is really interesting and it makes the day!