How It's Made: LEGO Sets

Now THAT was astounding..................................

I always thought the extra pieces were in case we lost one. I always wondered how they decided which ones were most likely to be lost. 😂

LMAO first 4 seconds in and I already know who got paid by Lego to say that...

LEGO is so awesome. I always wondered how the sets get put together. The organization of everything is insane.

what a job that must be

Thanks for the video that was awesome 😊

Honestly though at the end watching I was wondering why the final packaging step wasn't automated as well. Seems like all the steps along the way were much more complex and were handled with automation as well just fine.

Dude - nobody should be investing in Art?! That's a scam! Are you crazy? Nobody ever invest in Art... moronic advise and anybody who does that is going to lose their money.

Prices have gotten ridiculous and quality of the bricks and sets has been getting unacceptable while the company is using a major part of their money for lawsuits against small companies or shops. Disgusting company..

So you basically ripped off Legos own video on the matter and injected a minute long advert in the middle.

Lego is known for quality? I'm not into that stuff, but I do follow a big german channel who says otherwise.

I always thought that extra small pieces are added on purpose, as those are the most likely to get lost due to size. But it looks like it's due to the machine's accuracy. Interesting. :)

Lego gets worse and worse as bits are designed now for more like a modal kit and cant be used as well for other creative works, also the price is a joke I am glad we got the copied Lego from china that is just as good or i just would not buy any.

...atention to detail, quality and consistency... 😅🤣😂😆🤣😂😅😆

Ah yes Lego.
Insanely overpriced and constantly declining Quality. Oh and fewer and fewer Bricks for the money. Thank god there are alternatives like Bluebrixx and Cobi etc.

Quality and Consitancy 😅 this times are over, this company is on Close Level to Nestlé

What’s the difference between an “element” and a “piece?”

It's amazing and I really love legos. In my closet, I have a half of wall filled with legos with drawers and I divided my bricks. For example, arches goes in the arch drawer

Your add is giving me financial advice!!!

I don't build a lot of lego, but I've yet to have a set missing even one single piece. Which is more than I can say for just about anything else in this world that requires assembly.

As an automation design engineer, I would absolutely love to tour their manufacturing facility!

Imangine your dad is blooded to the owner of lego👁️👄👁️

I’ve always been curious how they did all this. Thank you

Stopped watching the moment commentator says “literally”, like I literally don’t need to hear “literally” to believe you, literally.

This is my heaven.

Lego be like: that'll be 20€ for 200 parts plz

"Lego" and "quality" as USP in one sentence doesn't match the reality in 2023.

stop supporting companies that inject politics into their products and ones that use automation/A.I. for everything.

Saint Denis from rdr2 is basically an exact copy of New Orleans, sort of like the Lego sets

I think they just added a few feelgood stories into the doc;) nonetheless, good vid

Makes sense why the newer boba fett looks ugly lol

Those designers have an amazing job

The bit about the extra pieces is entirely false, and casts doubt on much of the rest of this documentary. Anyone with any sensibility will realize the extra pieces are there 100% on purpose, as they are the most likely for the customer to be lost, and complain to Lego that they never received them. Rather than deal with the fallout of that, LEGO intentionally gives at least one extra piece of virtually any 1x1 size plate or tile, or similarly sized, or even special pieces. Were this not so, you wouldn't be able to go to BrickLink and find the extra pieces section in the inventory and find that every single set has the exact same amount of extra pieces, of all the exact same types. I don't think the "designers" portion of the video is accurate either as it leaves quite a bit of questions unanswered.

the tyres are not abs

Quality? Im not shure...

I really like that they made LEGO© FRIENDS and made LEGOMINIDOLL mold

thats why that is my dream job

as a certified 4x4 lego tile piece i can relate

once on bricklink a piece was being sold and it was rare because it was a transparent glitter purple instead of pink

how many themes are there now?

Great video. Stopped watching as soon as I saw Masterworks and thumbs down.

Ahhhh, so the humans are the reason my instructions are sometimes folded >:(

Lego lost all its soul and creativity after 2000+ imo, now it looks too modern and overdesigned

Absolute cringe sponsorship devoid of any integrity.

Pretty cool video. I like seeing how they are made. I do have one odd question. What kind to drawers on wheels are shown in the video when talking about lego designers? I have been trying to find the right thing to organize my Lego pieces, and those would work great! Thanks for answering. If you do know.