Inside the LEGO Minifigure Moulding Factory

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[ferigne]

cool video! i love the LEGO minifigures! you can see how one lost their hand 7:05

[RobMR]

Finally, one of those 'satisfying videos, ' that's actually satisfying to watch!

[austin_awm]

Amazing what the minifig on your desk went through to look the way it does. Very interesting video! Thanks for sharing :)

[aren]

"There are fields, Neo, endless fields where human beings are no longer born...we are grown."

[DJAsHeRMusic]

Watching this is as good as watching a GBC machine made out of lego. The automation is amazing.

[Nightmank]

I had always wondered how they printed onto the molds. It seems so obvious now, but I was so curious about that as a kid.

[emilbt]

I just read "Lego Minifig factory and thought someone made a moc factory that assembled minifigs

[FJD]

How do they design and build these astonishing machines to create little figures. Amazing. Imagine the maintenance required as well.

[MonsieurEldritch]

7:04 so that’s where my minifigure hand went...

[GabrielViana-mgvh]

A lot of work is being made just for us to enjoy designing!

[phaun]

I can't start to imagine how much factory LEGO has

[JanHavel]

Wow, I did not knew we have LEGO factory in our country, nice :)
Its weird contrast tho to need so much so big heavy machinery to produce those light tiny pieces.

[teddyruxpinchannel]

8:08 why i see a old head piece? The one with the red hair.

[lucasvdv]

7:05 the hand was placed wrong. It dit not go in the arm.

[baxterpoo]

Hey how about a GHC (Great head contraption), they seem to roll pretty well.

[WilliamTurk]

I love watching shaker bowls. It's amazing they can get all the parts oriented the same way. Why do they print a dog in the necks?

[metalstorm]

imagine the same video but with clone troopers as subjects
"Magnificent, aren't they?"

[counterclockwisefilms]

Isn’t it so interesting to know that when you unbox a LEGO set, all the pieces that fall out went through 100 different machines like that?

[tedioustotoro]

The title says Moulding Factory but the video only show printing and assembly

[timmeier]

why the black thing on the neck? so that the machine can distinguise front from back?