I have my house full of lego

@@jamesplayz8084 that means your house is a lego set💀

@@hydrate6913 😂

I agree

Bro sameeee

When you have so many Lego parts, it could be used as currency...

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I want to be named justin brick 😂

Lego land??

Hey Lego land ima HUGE FAN!

i still like lego

👋

your fan

Dang now i gotta search up the meaning of sublime. 💀

@fish king playz yt! The process of a solid turning into a gas without turning to liquid 1st

Thanks dude!

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​@@ruohonleikkaaja Anything for you babe

See Also: Flippycat

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AYO WHAT THE

I agree, and so do my editors 😂

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Lego*

*too

And hers, I presume.

@@baconair his 6:43

@@washingmachine3772 40:35 Jason, being his, and Krystal, being hers... Which would account for the "JK" in JK Brickworks... (I am assuming...)

@@corytetreault4569 so it would be both lol

If you are wanting to start collecting Lego, I'd highly recommend having a look at some of the Lego Creator 3 in 1 sets. You get a lot of value for money with the parts, instructions for three different builds with each set (even the really small sets have three builds), some really cool build techniques, and interesting and unique pieces that you can then use for your own builds. The Creator Expert series is even cooler but they get quite expensive and can be quite overwhelming if you aren't used to the action of building Lego things yourself. The branded sets such as the Lego Minecraft and Harry Potter sets are usually very appealing to people new to Lego as it gives a sense of familiarity, but do be aware you are paying licensing costs with these sets and even the small sets are considerably more expensive than the equivalent size set from a non-branded Lego theme. There are online Lego markets out there where you can buy specific pieces from other collectors which can be perfect if you need large quantities of certain bricks for example. I wouldn't worry about those too much for now though as they tend to be for custom build creators and people who know just about every Lego brick available and exactly how many they will need for projects. There are also "aftermarket" Lego compatible items such as electric motors and lighting kits and other things like that. Have fun with starting your collection, and remember to try keep Lego out of direct sunlight if you can as it will fade the bricks over time!

@@harryflacks2042 Thank you for the awesome replay this community is awesome and so helpful!

Go look at JK Brick work’s channel, this is just a repost

I'm a cat

I know right? I've been watching him for years and his creations are always just genius.

He's actually just eating chips and raw pasta while building

Room made of lego, or lego themed room?

Lego*

Lego*

Is he not real?:o Oh wait, I seeee... He is pretty unreal actually!

Yes also lego is lego

He is a real designer. He designs lego things

@@ITZMATTMATT I meant like things for the real world

@@Vinnidict you know lego exists right

Yes

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Also just want to say that I sent to say “If these were real Lego sets, I would get them right away!!”

Meant

Sorry

Right 👍