CREEPY LEGO SET FAILS!

These LEGO sets have hilariously bad animal designs!
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In this video, we're looking at LEGO's brick built animal design fails! From spiders with only 6 legs to weird fish and kangaroos, LEGO has its fair share of fails amongst its good designs. We'll even talk about a LEGO animal set that was so bad, it was never released! Watch the entire video so you don't miss the worst one! Enjoy!

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[JPOGTV]

I honestly like these weird and goofy brick built animals. They have that old school Lego charm that we rarely see these days.

[EmporerDragon]

I don't really find myself hating the polybag ones too much when you consider that they weren't really designed to be something permanently on display, instead more of a basket stuffer to make for a fun, little build before being ultimately absorbed into the lego bucket at home.

[xPandamon]

The bee in my opinion is really cute, very simplistic, yet easy to identify.

[PrincessPheej]

That creepy monkey 3-in-1 set was my first LEGO set ever. Though it doesn't look good, the building system that the set introduced to me was enough to sell me on LEGO as a whole, and I haven't looked back since.

[thedemolitionmuniciple]

can't believe the "spider" got to production but they cancelled the bee

I would've bought that little thing

[Scorpy]

I think the levers on the spider are meant to represent pedipalps which are essentially weird arm things on spiders that help with catching and eating their food

[Nerdtendo]

The Monkey 3 in 1 is so bad that I love it. It also gives me a lot of Mixels vibes, like if there was a jungle/animal tribe than he would be in it

[patrickdix]

1:10 it almost feels like the bear was meant to look like a cub, but is full sized.

[tylerziegler]

The scorpion is actually missing a pair of legs. It needs 8 legs and 2 arms.

[TUPLsEverywhere]

I agree with most of your choices but at 5:04 scorpions like spiders are actually arachnids, having 8 legs (so either it *does* have the right amount of legs and no pincers, or it has pincers *instead of* 8 legs)

[CoolPorygon]

While the spider polybag is definitely a poor representation of a spider, I do think it's a really good "creature" set. You could drop it into any sci fi build as a monster and it works fine and has plenty of playability.

[TheTrueArkher]

Some of the jank ones look better than the "good" ones, but would be more believable as a generic monster instead of a specific animal.

[kriegsblade]

Incredible how much some of these remind me of mixels, probably my favorite lego theme growing up for how goofy they looked. I grew up with mostly mixels sets, and they hold a special place in my heart <3

[Destructocorps]

That monkey 3 in 1 was my favourite, it's so easy to build and unbuild, and make the other ones

[invictrus]

That last set is Duck Hunt!!! 😂
That's literally the Duck Hunt dog and duck!

[Pigman]

I have a soft spot for the Creator Monkey, it was one of my first and I loved monkies as a kid. Still have it, will never trade it away.

[Some_danish_guy]

That last dog with the duck made me think:
*D U C K H U N T*

[McPilch]

Uhh that scorpion doesn't get the "legs" right 😂

The bee that didn't even get released... imma have to look up instructions for it, as I thought it was pretty darn cool! 😅

[DarkVoidIII]

Fabuland even had a parrot Figure: fab10c It was literally a Fabuland Figure with a parrot shaped head, colored predominantly green with a yellow beak, and not brick built. This seems like an idea SpitBrix might want to do: Consider going through the LEGO Fabuland theme and see what you can come up with regarding it's designs, including origins or any available design notes or tidbits of information about Fabuland you can put together in a video.

[NinjagoTheory]

8:49 LMAO I did not see that interpretation coming at all 😂😂😂