MOST HATED LEGO SETS

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Join me as we delve into the realm of the most despised LEGO sets ever created. From controversial collaborations to design disasters, you'll see the brick-built disasters that stirred up an uproar among fans worldwide. From LEGO Star Wars and LEGO Ninjago to LEGO Marvel and other themes, watch the entire video to see the most hated LEGO sets

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[SpitBrix]

Can you think of any other LEGO Sets that fans hate?

[ComicBoy]

At least with the Hulkbuster, this talented MOC designer RansomFern took only the pieces from the set & made it 100% movie accurate with more articulation while also keeping the gimmick of Iron Man fitting inside. Then they made the instructions available on Rebrickable. Now that’s a feat of engineering!

[Aeduo]

Releasing Lego sets without trying to build them first? Man, they were getting a head start before the software development industry went full steam ahead on that.

[SanctuaryReintegrate]

Those Star Wars buildable action figures were a bit wonky, but the General Grievous one was absolute awesome!

[dawsonrice]

That little Lego police car was one of my first sets as a kid. It wasn’t much but it will always hold a special place in my heart❤️

[dcbandit]

The Obi Won Kenobi figure actually looks pretty good for a lego action figure.

[EmporerDragon]

I don't think the concept of action figures with swappable parts has ever worked. Just look at Hero Mashers, which barely lasted a couple years even with using IPs like Star Wars and Marvel.

[Haveniceday]

Since galidor used the same ratchet joints the the knights kingdom buildable figures had you could build some awesome mechs with some their limbs

[LA.]

The only buildable figure that works, in my opinion, is the general grievous one

[eonbree]

imagine if the hulkbuster set came with the lego iornman set. it would have been received so much better.

[oliveromarsson]

One thing to appreciate the galidor set for, Even though it flopped, is that it made the way for bionicle, which proved to be a major success. Lego learnt from past mistakes.

[winnetouch]

Am I really the only one that likes the blocky car designs more? I find that there is some aesthetic lost when you go in to too much detail and use smooth bricks to cover up the studs in lego. I really loved my 90s lego cars that I owned. They were all blocky but that was part of the charm.

[scottthewaterwarrior]

For me it is the UCS Hogwarts Express. $500 for an oversized train with only one passenger car that doesn't even fit on the standard LEGO track!

[BENch_Gaming]

I don't think that the Firstborne Dragon Brickhead looks all that bad.

[sebchambers]

Can’t let you hate on the dragon masters, those sets where pretty damn fun with some friends and the minifigs where absolutely Stellar!

[gregorius]

2:22 BIONICLE is a constraction theme and it sold really well.

[EOMEGArobot]

I owned every Galidor figure, I loved those things as a kid... we actually did not know about the TV show until years later, it was just not on in our house.

[Horrible]

The Firstbourne dragon was fine. The Lloyd Brickhead was the problem since it looked like striped pajamas and they did not bring back the green eyes with the Lloyd movie brickhead. Also the lack of printing did not help.

[joshuahachmeister]

And let's not forget the headless first order atst, that set was a crime

[Speeskees]

tbh, i had some galador sets when i was a kid, however, i must have been like 4 or 5. So I had a good time playing with it.. but looking back, I can understand why people didnt like it