You make a good point there

@@Devraaj24 YAH

You: HEAD EXPLODES

Or this. Brick: *shows 0000000000.1 potential for weird angles* Jack: i like your advanced angles, magic brick

did you just call them *blocks*

Mixels are under-rated.

Toy Toons yep they really are

Ikr also i have lots of em

I collect almost all mixels

Yea but I never use them

the upside down brick one person probably saw someone doing it and now everyone is copying each other 😔🤦

It’s just people learning from one another. I’ve only seen 2 people mention it. He’s used it in a MOC before, so it’s not like he’s just copying the words of another person. He put effort into it at least

I realised the net thing before it was cool, but I did not use it often because I don,t do terrain

@IronyFalseLogical that's not how stress works

How do people get so many legos I have like 5 extra LEGO bricks

Now that I think of it I’m not sure why I said that...”lol”

@Kuroko there are many of those things with things

Lots of people call it a headlight brick.

i called it the sider slider cus im different 🥶🤷🏾‍♂️

Kuroko not lying that’s what I called it

The Brickaniac, hey!!! You watch this channel too!!!?

BRICK FILMS yes he’s my favorite

@@bricksandpieces4876 I keep seeing that channel banner everywhere on youtube.

lol

Sureeeee

If his were bad then...

Looking for validation.....kind of sad really.

Exposed

Snow van Night I noticed that too

Hi Idk why I typed this in But ok

No hacking or cracking. Those treads were designed for that reason. LEGO used them just like this back in 2015 in 10246.

And then again in 2017 and once again in 2019

Those pieces were around back in 1993. I only ever had real lego so I don't know where I got them but everytime I bring up that piece, people look at me like I'm stupid. I remember having them in grey and blue. They were 2x2 and thin like a baseplate had studs on both sides and on the edges inbetween the studs there were half circle cut outs

@@hoarder66 That's pretty much what they look now - at least the "male" ones (male = studs ; female =deepening) . There are some "female" ones as well but I think only Cobi has those. It allows to make some awesome build, like having slopes in different colors coming from below and above to create the effect of painting diagonally. cobitoys.de/gfx/cobi2/_thumbs/de/sklep_oferta/11975/rommels-mammoth,2525-scene-back,k3djZatnlKiRlOvRlmRk-.jpg The model itself isn't my cup of tea but the stripes on the side of that vehicle are done by using said "BRU"-bricks, no stickers, no decal, paint, printing whatsoever... Just bricks. In my opinion, Lego isn't the only company creating great models. I have airplanes (a P51 and a Fokker by Cobi) and three sets from Mega Construx' Game of Thrones series - the Dragon is marvelous. But even if you get bricks like said "BRU"-bricks (they intend to build up an online database and buying option like Bricklink) not everyone would use them because it doesn't say "Lego" even though the quality is actually the same, if not partly better (in terms of clamping force of the bricks which sometimes is necessary)

@@RobertVlcek as far as that linked pic goes, I dont think it suits what ur saying. If u look at the top of the back door it looks like a sticker and as far as the sides go, i can get that to work with just lego. However, lego definitely needs to up their game a lil bit. I bought a call of duty mega constructs set 2 days ago on clearance at a k-mart that is closing down. I saw quite a few pieces that would be nice to have. 1x1 modified plate with clips on both sides, cheese wedge with a stud on the angled part,1x5 plates, and honestly too many to keep typing. And they do hold good. The figs fall apart tho.

@@hoarder66 Nope, it's pad printed - they aren't doing stickers anymore and yes, the back is not build the way I said, however the sides are and it has an interior ; I watched different building videos and the techniques cannot be achieved with normal Lego bricks, at least not if you want to have both sides, exterior and interior looking smoothly. You could achieve something similar but would need more bricks/complicated techniques plus interiors tend to look not that great if you try do exactly that with Legos. - The planes and battleships by Cobi are built with similar techniques - and you could easily use the latter as a baseball bat. 😁 I actually like the Mega Construx minifigures.

@@RobertVlcek figures look cool but the fall apart easily. As far as the weird pieces go, I'm with u. Was just saying that model wasnt the best to get ur point across. But i would love those pieces for starwars builds. The n-wing or any ship where u see the studs and anti studs on the same fin. I always want to mash another plate up against it so its studs on both sides.

Technic builders are people who use lego to engineer.

I actually really like technic, but...

Don't joke on technic builders ;) as @Aidan Woodward said we use lego technic to engineer :D have a great day

Come to the Dark Side Cowie! 😅

The limitation on the Mixels joints is that the span after the joint is a fixed stud length, making it hard to connect back to other studs after the joint. Often, my best solution is to design a section of your build to lay atop another section and overhang to look like it's connected, letting gravity do that job.

I hear you. Sometimes it can be useful that way, but it still makes my skin crawl. :(

Or a rolling marquee of brick built letters.

No

I agree. While "Technic and System are not friends", as an internal LEGO presentation described it, there is still a wealth of engineering possibility within System bricks for wildly organic structure.