How LEGO Used 1,000,000 of One Piece

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Ever wondered how LEGO creates those massive brick sculptures in their flagship stores and theme parks? How many LEGO bricks do the largest models use? In this video, we go behind the scenes to explore how LEGO Master Builders and Certified Professionals design and build jaw-dropping displays using hundreds of thousands and sometimes millions of bricks. From complex LEGO Technic support structures and custom parts to special 3D modeling software, you'll learn what it really takes to bring these LEGO giants to life. If you're a fan of LEGO engineering, LEGO displays, or just curious how LEGO builds the impossible, this deep dive is for you.

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[SpitBrix]

So close to 1 million subscribers 👀 What is the largest LEGO display that you’ve seen? Comment below 👇

[YamiSuzume]

YouTube thinks you're talking about the anime, since "One Piece" are the only two words which aren't translated in german, lol

[disneygirl]

You did not just call Sleeping Beauty Snow White

[themaxfd]

11:27 A large-scale model that's build with better techniques instead of simple stacked bricks is so refreshing.

[knightwolf]

lego uses solvent and not glue, that loosens the surface of the ABS plastic and allows the molecules to combine. basically it becomes soft and then when it hardens you need a crowbar to break it apart pretty much which i think uses gamma-butyrolactone

[tishhawkeye]

I own a dragon head built by a master builder for Legoland Windsor. The internal metal frames are bloomin' heavy :D

[Redwolf.]

I love that he says life-size as he shows buzz Lightyear. You know the thing that’s literally just a toy and a life-size version would just be the size of like an action figure toy or something.

[SupermarketSweep]

2:24 That's Sleeping Beauty not Snow White.

[Ability-King-KK]

Looking at these LEGO displays, I'm reminded of when the Detroit Zoo had replaced their Dinosaur exhibit for just 2023 for large LEGO builds of various animals. I still actually have photos of each display because of how cool they were.

[dudejumperhi]

Resist the urges boys
We can do this together

[CaramelCraft]

3:40 Years ago I dropped my Lego space shuttle on the ground and it broke into a million pieces, it still hadn’t been fully rebuilt to this day probably never will be.

[videos]

The miniland displays are my absolute favorite. The amount of detail and storytelling means you can comb over all the models for hours and still find new stuff

[Aedi]

Can't believe Napoleon commissioned lego in 1806 to make a model of the arc du triumph

[jakewilliams]

5:05 The Mythbusters was my favorite science show

[theonlyepic_h]

You should make shirts with the designs on your posters. I’d definitely buy one

[JohnPeter-bzfi]

1:26 "quick sketch" SURE thing buddy 👍

[RandomProduct]

0:16 always fun to see MN in a video :)

[CobaltTJ]

I absolutely loved the lifesize 007 Aston Martin DB5 in London, don't know if it's still there as it was a while ago but it's awesome

[TheShow]

0:51 I would think it is lego, duplo, and glue. [Duplo for the inside.]

[antimatterg]

Honestly, I think you migth be one of the channels I've been subbed to for the longest. Like, I remember watching you back when you made mixels content. Insane how your channel's grown over these years.