Let's Play LEGO or GIANT? (Ep. 2)

Let's Play LEGO or GIANT? (Ep. 2)

Can you tell which is the ordinary LEGO piece and which is the GIANT version of it. Including LEGO bricks, LEGO minifigures, and LEGO minifigure bags! LEGO Challenge!

[randomcat]

You can tell by how clean the shadows are. the sharper the lines, the larger the object.

[robocem]

*Remember*

If it isn't shiny, it is giant.

Edit: WOW! This is the first time I've ever gotten this many likes!

[BlueKorb]

1, look at the ground. More detail = closer up
2, reflective means small.
3, shadows

[TopFivestudio]

Love this minifigures, I would bring them on my channel one day ❤

[very_good_rat]

Its really easy to tell which one is bigger because the stuff he puts all of the items on, the more detail you see, the smaller it is

[SCP_Censored]

I got them all right. It's the lighting and look of the bricks is how you are able to tell

[ShinyDitto]

(Floor=grainier) = smaller. (floor=smoother) = bigger

[MooN.Negi.]

Dude make the floor/backfround smooth because its easy to guess correct just by looking at the floor/background because u zoom in for the real regos and the floor/background is detailed.

[NeonStudiosOfficial]

YOOOO I GOT ALL OF THEM RIGHT FIRST TRY!😎 (But I actually needed to stop the video once on the banana guy to look at it more and think of which one is right)

[StanScot]

You had me putting my two brain cells together with this one

[Minortor]

They were actually quite hard to tell apart😂

[MichaelTheLemon]

Tip: Look at the ground. If the ground is detailed, it is small. If the ground is blurry, it is giant.

[TheGamingDoggo]

I figured it out. The shinier one tends to be the real one

[gameboss]

Got all of them right they were all easy except for the bag

[wifftyrobey]

The last big one had a reflection of a skull

[AyeeeeImTheHotDogMan]

The display bag is free! Why didn't I think of that!!

[T-thur]

This was easy. You just have to look if you see the light reflecting on the item

[haily_xx]

I learned a trick; the smoother the blend/gradient of the shadow, the larger.

[idoblenderstuffs]

I already got a popular comment on the last video explaining how little of a challenge this is to the point it's insulting

[Harrison_Cyan]

The background smoothness gives it away