Taking LEGO Instructions Too Literally

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In this video, we take a look at five funny examples of taking LEGO instructions way too literally while building a LEGO set! These LEGO fans might be geniuses. What are some of the most absurd LEGO instruction steps to follow? Watch to find out!

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[SpitBrix]

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[EricIsntSmart]

I love having a joke explained to me before, during, and after the joke

[Songal]

Lego should definitely make a set for April Fools day where you have to do something literal as it says in the image, just to laugh along with everyone about how literal somebody could take these instructions XD

[possumsinatrenchcoat]

This guy is the living embodiment of “hey guys peter here to explain the joke”

[poelance]

I mean there's probably a real treehouse with a giant plastic bag on it, hats off to LEGO for the realisticness.

[acreatorthing]

this man explains things so much I feel like I'm back in kindergarten

[ArynnUmbercloak]

whenever an instruction says to put two plates next to each other, I like to imagine you have to push them hard enough that they fuse on an atomic level into one piece

[PurpleRhymesWithOrange]

The guy who did the 42100 excavator did it wrong. In the instruction sheet the pieces have noticeably less space between them.

[Markiz]

I remember a Lego Technic set 8248. In the 9th step of the instruction there was shown a weird yellow element, that looked broken. From the first time I thought I need to literally break this element, which fortunately I didn't do.

[TheProwlingSleepster]

I remember always looking at the instructions, tipping out all the parts, moving my head back and looking very puzzled like the little LEGO guy in the instructions does

[its_dey_mate]

This guy is the definition of ruining the joke by explaining it.

[gameclips]

my friend used to think that you had to built sets by looking at the image of what it should look like when it is done. I'm not joking. It took me 10 minutes to explain to her what the instructions are for.

[joshslater]

It’s quite the disheartening experience when you’re building a set with someone else and your only instruction is just to materialise one piece on the table and do nothing.

[zhulikkulik]

For #1 - It's coin trick but taken to extreme. You need an absolutely flat surface and insane dexterity to do it, but it's possible.

[oceanbeans]

Honestly the squares of bricks I would do exactly like that as a kid. That’s just how it’s supposed to be

[Sirenhound]

2:40 they spend all that time lining them up and didn't bother to line up the mixer barrel

[cristiannicolas]

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[landonftw]

The first time I ever touched a Lego set my (much) older cousin was helping me build the set and she was fully convinced that if we did not set the bricks exactly as pictured that we would build it wrong and insisted that we place them exactly right. Needless to say we never finished the set and I never built one with her again since.

[Strike-]

pretty much all lego sets of the technic category asks you to make a stud go straight in at some point, so once, just for fun I put it in a wrapped piece of paper and blew on it and it flew away, I had to use my own small replacement kit (people genuinely should have a small box with all the easily lost pieces) to fix that

[LittleFlowerful]

Nah this isn’t too literally this is perfectly normal and literal 👍🏻