Hi friends, sorry we've been away for so long! We really wanted to do these sets justice so it took some time 😅 Missed you all!! Also this video took us forever to make so please click these links if you happen to be shopping so we don't starve!! (These are affiliate links, meaning when you click the links and make a purchase, we may receive a commission) Featured in this video and still for sale: - LEGO Titanic 10294 - bit.ly/lego-titanic-10294 - LEGO Galaxy Explorer 10497 - bit.ly/lego-galaxy-explorer-10497 - or anything else you might be looking for on LEGO.com - bit.ly/lego-eggybricks Other gear we use for LEGO and life, or anything else on Amazon: - Vacuum ($20) for dusting off LEGO city and sets, pictured at 20:34 (the same as CleanMyBricks but 60% cheaper) amzn.to/3qVnoon - Akro-Mils small-drawer unit amzn.to/3p1Nrdi and large-drawer unit amzn.to/42I2UwB for storing/sorting parts for builds (lowest price we've seen them at in months) - The best ever life purchase: Mack's ultra soft foam earplugs amzn.to/3qP6MyN - Oddly delicious gummy vitamins amzn.to/42L52np

So that's why you haven't been uploading! :) Always great seeing people recognise that Mike is the GOAT. Period.

You two keep raising the bar for Lego content creators with these educational and beautifully crafted videos! Always worth the wait!

I love how the minifig is the one who assembles the wheels at 6:05, the animation is so cute!

Never would i have imagined I'd see an explanation of the universe's first breath in a LEGO video; and I'll agree that the little touches on that spaceship are pretty amazing! The Titanic looks like an incredible build, and the small touches really highlight the depth of detail that is possible when you increase the scale exponentially. Having something so large made with auch small things, but still able to hold its shape? Its an engineering marvel! The 3-in-1 set evokes a lot of memories of those who play and build not from plans but from tubs and tubs of loose bricks; limiting brick style and color but increasing imagination exponentially. I can imagine the challenge as a designer to make a small but cool set; then taking it apart and reassembling it into another set entirely using the same bricks as before. Its a great way for LEGO to not only market the set but also show that the brand isn't just for display, its for play too! Overall, i think you two did an outstanding job highlighting not only the creative designer but the brand as a whole, as well as your enthusiasm at doing what you love! Keep up the great work!

This video is an absolute masterclass of content creation, top notch stop-motion animation, commentary and visuals. I love the inclusion of science and history interspersed throughout. I loved the Galaxy Explorer set enough to buy three to make all the models. I even made a simple hanger display, complete with chasing 9v lamps 😁. I always loved learning about the Titanic as a kid, but didn't know much about the set. As amazing as the builds themselves are I was just as impressed with the in depth overview done in this video. I can't say enough how blown away I was with this video!

i think my favorite is the Galaxy explorer, there's something about the modularity and the attention to fine detail that just is insanely cool to me.

i feel like the tri-fighter from lego star wars is a brilliant example of how these snot techniques have been utilised! such a clever way to make unique shapes. cannot wait for the next video!

There’s no channel out there even vaguely similar to this one. Extremely well done and fascinating topics I’ve never seen explored anywhere else. Very fresh. I only wish you were more prolific!

There's nothing I love more than people getting their enthusiasm across to who they are adressing, and both of you do that so well everytime! Also loved the cute stop motion bits in between :)

Galaxy explorer remake is an absolute legend of a set, probably in my top 3 sets EVER largely because of how great it looks and how fun and mind blowing the build is.

The way you describe building techniques and show them in slow motion is absolutely INCREDIBLE. It's honestly changed the way I view the Lego building experience.

My mind was blown by the Titanic techniques! Great video❤

This is quality content.

Built the galaxy explorer recently, it's so amazing how it's made

This is a level of quality and analysis I’d love to be able to support and engage with on a platform like Patreon. I hope someday you’ll be able to make a living off of this type of content creation!

The Galaxy Explorer is probably the best built Lego set I've ever made. The amount of fancy techniques are incredible

I really love the science facts in this video because they add a learning aspect to it. Great work!

Love seeing another video from eggybricks!

So glad to see a new video from you two!

phenomenal. beautiful. stunning. love.

Wow, stop-motion recording building the Titanic ... 🤯 Super cool video doing these great sets justice. Nerding out on LEGO building techniques is a must-watch for me

Glad to see you two back, and with yet another amazing video!

So excited to see another video from y'all!

holy crap the editing and polish on this video is incredible 👀

I’ve been waiting so patiently for another video and I wasn’t disappointed. This video was so good.

Yay new vid from you guys 🎉❤ I will get the galaxy explorer at some point. The Titanic is too expensive for me, but thanks to your video I could enjoy the building process anyway. Thanks so much

The best Lego couple is back! Wonderful video yet again :)

I don't have the money/time/space for these sets but your video is almost better than making the real thing. thanks for the fantastic sequel to your previous video!

Thanks for the educating look at Lego 😁👌🏼

Hands down the best Lego content creators out there! You both have the best filmography and best presentation of any channel I know of on the web. So skilled!

Definitely a strange, but educational and entertaining video.

It will be really interesting to see what the designers that grow up building Mike Psiaki's sets create.

actually insane, really well done

the worst thing about eggybricks is that there are only 8 videos. Great channel!

If you liked the Apache helicopter build, I highly recommend getting the LEGO creator blue power jet, it’s like a 2 seater f35 but the way the cockpit pieces are the angled and the wing build is incredible please consider getting it or at least looking at the instructions

Honestly, this is awesome! Unlike many other Lego builders, you also give small, accurate pieces of history along with the build.

So glad to see you back. Good vibes. Learned a lot and shared this video to a non-LEGO friend. Love this piece of Art.

I really like your videos. I enjoy the technical aspect of Lego. I also like to refer Lego as 3D puzzles. I did a school bus a few years ago, but I'm hoping to make a better, more realistic school bus, possible a short bus.

really creative and captivating presentation 👌

I dont want to think about how long an ENTIRE stop motion of the titanic took, but I rhink it was worth it. This is one of my favorite videos you two have put out and im excited to see what you two do next

What an AWESOME REVIEW & Educational on all levels !!! Thank you 🙏🏼!!!

I just bought the space explorer because I liked the ship - I had no idea it was 3 in 1!

Damn probably the best and detailed review so far as it includes science. Great job!

This was a great video, hope you make more.

Epic!

Really good video ! From France 🇫🇷 félicitations les filles

this is a video I will get back to when I think about how I'm too much of a collector, rather than a lover ofLego. This is a lovingly made video, thank you!

An amazing video once again. I've only watched one video of your before but still instantly recognized it was you guys!

Damn youtube didnt put this in my feed until 2 weeks after release, but what a banger! really well edited and enjoyable, I loved the little brickbuilt titanic route map!

What a great video. Really so engaging and I love the extra bits of information you added. That's really nice

Really impressive video. Very skillfully crafted--obviously you spend a considerable amount of time on these, and it shows. Lots of Lego KZfaqrs often just show reviews of built sets--you guys are different. Tiago is a great Lego KZfaqr as he's done in a lot in building techniques, rules, things of that nature. You two are kind of heading that way too.

Happy to see you two back! Awesome LEGO content as always, entertaining and informative. I'm also very curious to see how your LEGO city is doing!

These videos are just the best. I can't imagine how long they take to make. Truly masterful.

Eggy bricks is back!!! can't wait for you guys to blow up in the community your production quality is so high!

I've missed your videos! I kept coming back often and rewatching my favourites! Love your work and smooth stop motion and enthusiastic explanations and perspectives

I don’t know how I got here, I don’t own a single Lego piece………..but I have to say you look so gorgeous!

Gotta love the happy music while talking about death statistics.

Great work! I appreciate the care and attention to detail you both bring to your videos. Very polished!

Another awesome video! Cannot get enough of this channel!

Learning about quarks in a video about lego 🤌

I love love love your videos. I feel my worldview is enhanced in viewing them and there’s something akin to watching Wes Anderson in them - every shot has wit and subtlety.

Yay! New content!!!

Ok, I’m subscribed to a bunch of lego channels, and yours is *BY FAR* the best. Your videos are so smart and fun! Please never stop :)

Love your vids! They're always so high quality

I really mean it when I say y'all are the best small channel I'm currently following. Your content is amazing, your vibes are infectious, and your love of Lego remains your guiding light. Keep making videos at your own pace and in your own style!

I’m a huge fan of the galaxy explorer 🤩

On par or even better than RacingBrick. You guys rock!

Love this whole channel. Amazing lego content

One day, I hope I will be experienced enough to actually follow your analysis in these videos. I want the Yellow Racers kit now...

I was worried without having news from eggybricks, welcome back girls! 🎉

This video is so stylish, and I love the education parts. Subscribing right away!

Every video you drop sets a bar for LEGO KZfaq, and it gets stronger every time

Absolutely stellar production quality, as always! Those build-lapses are so smooth.

this is so well produced, great video!

Great video

So happy to see another video 🥰. I thought you had left KZfaq (I know this stuff takes a lot of effort to make) but then saw the editing of this video (super cool btw) I see why it's been a while! Does building Lego this way hurt *your* experiences of building models or do you build separately?

GRAHHHH I WANT THIS KZfaq CHANNEL TO BLOW UP IN POPULARITY

Now using your channel for recommendations for sets to get ... When I found I already had a lot of Mike Psiaki and love them for the same reasons you do ...

W vid

Love this channel, this video was fantastic thank you!! 🥸

finally :D great movie as always

That's amazing I've learned by your video: the same designer initializes my lego two times as an adult! First the yellow helicopter 31023 was the set re-initiating my interest in building lego again. My special interest to create own design only by parts of a given set was set on fire by the excellent part choice of this set. Second the Galaxy Explorer 10497 was the set I started on to rebuild my recreations digitally and publish instructions (at rebrickable) for the first time*. *Fixing problems at Captain Future's Comet published by the German company Bluebrixx was only shown to this house - the updated, second instructions shows my solution exactly .. that's not a real publishing ;-) .

10:28 I think the pool would still be full of water even it wasn't behind a watertight door

great video! skipped through the outside lego info stuff tho

Can’t wait to see the Concorde .. It had to be a Mike’s design.

Queenstown is actually called Cobh today! It was just Queenstown temporarily for 30 years.

The pools onboard the titanic are still filled

Great vid. Top notch and soooo informative 😊. What is that little vacuum you are using. Really would love advice on how to keep lego assembled lego sets clean. I imagine you have worked hard to find the perfect solution

new eggy :)

I love these videos and it's refreshing to see girls who love lego in such a male dominated hobby! It does get a bit boring seeing guys everywhere!

I'm only 4 minutes in but this is fantastic as always!

Is the technique used at 12:32 a non-reversible locking mechanism that cannot be taken apart (thus ‘illegal’)? I dislike throwing that word around, but that seems to fit a bit TOO well.

that one person who disliked, skill issue to not see the culture

it took you a whole hour to order 31023? pah! i did it in 2 minutes :D

So, it’s not just synthesizer junkies that get GAS syndrome.

I firmly believe LEGO needs to move away from 'sets' and things that are just made for their function, and remove the aspect of play/customisation from their builds. Essentially LEGO now serves as plastic display models which replicate in a blocky and imperfect way the thing someone likes (like a Pacman arcade cabinet, car, Batcave etc). The 3in1 series LEGO makes which are both affordable and fun sets, allow for a perfect use of LEGO as a product, as most of these have additional variants as MOCs made by others, or the ability to recreate something yourself. How are you going to rebuild a Captain America shield into something fun? LEGO is missing a major product aspect of 'Booster packs' which they touch upon with their VIP polybag exclusives, however a pack of selected parts that allow for expansions or additions to bits boxes for future MOCs and custom builds would be great. Say for example you buy the NASA shuttle 3in1 set, and there was a $10 booster pack of additional similar or thematic parts, not even just being extra white and black curved panels, but studs, printed tiles, hinges, SNOT elements and basics, to which you could add rebuild into a more interesting ship, a bird, frog, car, transforming robot etc. Essentially just providing additional resources for MOC builders without outsourcing the parts buying to independent and 2nd hand sellers, and instead giving customers curated and interesting extra elements that can convert or upgrade existing sets. LEGO was founded up simplicity in playing, but I fear it's become a luxury brand for adults who want display items, and will pay $600 for a blocky version of a Star Wars ship.

Ahoy!

Did you call titanic the biggest ship

titanic is not the biggest the biggest is knock nevis