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Get ready for a wild ride through the world of LEGO as we dive into the hottest LEGO hot takes! From controversial set designs to unexpected collaborations, we're spilling the tea on the most debated aspects of the LEGO community. Brace yourself for a rollercoaster of opinions and surprises that will leave you questioning everything you thought you knew about LEGO. Enjoy!

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What is your LEGO hot take? Comment below!

[xantho]

Hot take: I want to see less licensed themes. Like get that themes like Star Wars and Marvel saved lego back in the day, but nowadays they're front and center, taking up all of the attention, while original themes are typically taking a back seat. This is despite the fact that some of the most popular lego themes are original ones


Also, less of a hot take, but I really want to see the return of actual play sets. Sets with genuine play features, knobs, buttons, levers, that sort of thing. So many sets released today are geared more towards display - regardless of theme

(I wish would lego bring back a castle theme too, tho that's just a pipe dream)

[PersonMcFaceFace]

The heavy focus on licenced themes is what kills it for me. There used to be so many original themes that would come out each year (Power Miners, Space Police, Agents, etc.), but now we only have a few per decade

[tishhawkeye]

Hot take - the lego board games were really fun and the series should have been continued :)

[BENch_Gaming]

I absolutely agree about throwing boxes away. They just take up space and if I am going to buy a set, then I am buying it to keep it, not to sell it.

[aksiegrist]

The retirement of the buildable figures like HeroFactory and Bionicle was a terrible choice, especially since they fit in with so many other themes like how they did in StarWars and Chima, The cancelation of Chima was also a mistake.

[grilledoven]

My "hot take" is that lego should bring back sets with full hero factory/ bionicle parts.

Lego could totally get some good sale from new sets with those themes, even if there isn't any story to go with them. At least they have those buildable "action" figures that aren't as good as the classic ones though. I was born 4 years after the first bionicle set and story released and still really like them.

[Joe_Potts]

Warm-Take: You can usually fit smaller LEGO boxes inside larger ones for easier storage. Granted if you have a LOT of smaller sets this will not always work, and sometimes boxes may not fit perfectly so try not to warp them by shoving them inside each other, but more often than not, you can save a lot of space with this method.

[rogercheetoofficial]

I wish they'd update and rerun much older non-licensed sets that have been out of print for a long time even if they've discontinued the theme or something like that, it'd be a nice organic way to make some pieces less rare and they can show how they've innovated their manufacturing and construction techniques

[darkmyro]

I think that they should release a huge Minifigure collection with tons of torsos and legs and arms and heads like they do with the creator sets and the brick sets.

[XaviusNight]

My ideas:
1) LEGO should begin re-adding older colors and pieces back as individually purchasable items (like an online pick-a-brick), especially re-doing old colors in new parts designs. Colors like Sand Purple and Sand Red, parts like older diving armor accessories, remakes of older Bionicle parts but in new colors - all of these would be amazing.
2) LEGO as a company doesn't do *enough* recolors. Gimme the parts to make one of the Exo-Force mechs in a different color scheme, or the parts to redo a Tie-Fighter with an alternate palette. These would be things that a lot of people would love, but never get enough of.
3) They should make a digital Build-A-Minifig purchasing option whenever a new theme comes out that is just options related to that theme, and keep them available until the parts run out.

[geologyjoerocks]

I USED to mix all the bags’ pieces together before building, but it was too hard to find things. I did like how it slowed me down, but I would take up to 5 minutes to find pieces. It’s not worth it imo.

[Mimic_Gaming]

The sticker placement dude is 100% a gundam fan

[AerthQuakeWasTaken]

Hot take: Lego should stop using stickers. I can't stress enough how annoying it is to see my old sets filled with stickers that are peeling off, or the frustration that comes after applying a sticker slightly wrong. They should either replace the stickers with printed pieces or just not add the detail at all. Also, Lego should stop slacking off with the printing quality. Pretty much every single new minifigure has noticeable printing errors.

[the-ops]

I hate the buildings that only have the front and lack the other 3 walls. I also hate how they put all the contents of the building behind a single wall.

[mrsmartypants]

Stud shooters ruin the fun of a gun piece. It completely breaks the immersion of a piece and won't let you customise it. I loved putting different pieces on Star Wars blasters to turn them into different things, their barrels are perfect for different kinds of muzzles and allow the claw lock pieces to add flat 1/1 pieces to them acting like magazines or flashlight or whatnot. The same can be said about the megaphone piece which acted as a Star Wars blaster in my days. It allows for creativity and imagination. Stud shooters are just chunky and ugly

[KaiDid]

Idk if this is a hot-take, but I definitely think Lego needs to release more ball joint and clip pieces, like a bar with a ball and clip on each end to make smaller yet more flexible things, in addition to that I think they should be making more custom-built mech sets that don’t always use ball joints as the prime way of moving the arms and legs, especially when there are so many other ways of doing so.

[prevaileternal]

Hot take:
I really enjoy the physics of Legos crashing against things and then rebuilding the parts that fall off. I especially do this with vehicle sets like cars.

[SHDW-nfki]

Whenever someone says "the larger sets aren't for play" I flash back to watching my kid cousin pick up his star destroyer I bought him for his birthday and helped him built.

He hefted it over his head, and javelined it into his sister.

It was the most fun we'd had in years.

[DustyB]

I think people forget that adult collectors are literally grown up kids who enjoy Lego