Y’know what’s good? A Lego worker did a mistake but lego didn’t fire them, nor punish them, they installed new lighting to help the worker/s. “A worker’s mistake is a company mistake.” I have been a fan of lego for 8 years and this just shows true dedication to The LEGO Group and LEGO as a toy brand itself.
I first played with Lego when I was about 10.......and at 65 with my grown up sons, I still enjoy the building experience. You can never get tired of Lego.
The one time I did call for a piece that I was missing, they sent me 2 pieces. I also later found the piece I was missing because I had misplaced it, so the set was still perfect and never was missing a piece. That is absolute quality control, assurance, and customer assistance.
Yeah, back in the 90s the boxes used to have these flip lid things to let you see "star pieces" of the set. Unfortunately, sometimes people would steal the minifigs, so I got a set like that once as a gift (gift giver didn't notice), and my mother called them and they sent the figures and also some extra stuff, I was so happy.
I will never understand why people are still buying Lego today. The quality both of stones and sets diminished massively over the last few years and yet the price of Lego went up by way way way to much. Rarely you get a decent set thats priced kinda fairly in the Lego world... most of the time its still overpriced tho.
@@nickywiggles4596 Have you read my comment? As i already said there are a few decent sets and i know of that set and think its very good and fairly priced compared to all the other lego sets. Its certainly a rarity, but then again its also a 300€ set which is designed for 18 years plus.
Maybe you’re just nostalgic because the quality of set design has increased 10x in the last 20 years. Minifigure molds and prints even more so. Lego has also pretty much stayed the same price adjusted for inflation, so again idk what your talking about.
The tolerances required to make these tiny plastic pieces fit together by friction is just mind blowing... To be able to make millions every day to these tolerances.. makes them engineering masterpieces.
If you think that’s crazy medical molds require crazy tolerances, my shop is building blocks that require .0001 of an inch so .00005 of an inch per side
I've worked with mold injection machines very similar to those in the medical field. I was the one who did preventable maintenance and repairs on them and I can say that some of these molds can be tricky and very sensitive depending on what parts you're taking apart. Props to the workers over there at Lego or whatever company that works for them.
Wow... really? What was it like? To be surrounded by these amazing machines... Mind if I ask what company? I'm sure it had its own ups and downs. Going by what you say I think it requires a lot of precision. Thx for everything again.. 😇
the logistics have always amazed me, thousands of sets, tens of thousands of pieces in different colors and materials. all packed into different bags and it has to be PERFECT, every time.
I'm here now, giving my thanks to Lego. 16 years ago you started making my childhood. I loved every second of it. Now I'm 22 and bought 2 of the new star wars sets to add to my collection. Thank you Lego. You made my childhood.
I'm almost 18 and nothing makes me feel like my life is easier than when I get a lego kit for Christmas. I'm sad that once I turn 99 I can no longer play with them. :c Update: I’m 21, still have the same sentiments about legos. 😂
Capitalism ho! And the best part is today with the internet it couldn't be easier and cheaper to do it, so more people can expedite their growth. One of my buddies used to do art sculpting and he made a phone accessory which is now in almost every store. He used to make it by hand, I helped him setup his factory and now he can pretty much fill all his orders while he sits at his desk coming up with new designs. The only real employees he needs are for packaging, customer service, marketing, and lawyers (because once you make money, everyone starts trying to come up with excuses so they can steal it from you, even your "friends").
@@dathomirpizzagirl9686wrong. Some companies have immense capital and facilities to get started. The LEGO inventor and founder was literally broke and poor at the time of starting the company-which wasn’t proven to work in the long run.
My uncle was living in Germany. He returned to Vietnam, his hometown, to visit our big family. He gave his nieces a set of Lego. I was among those 5 kids who could play it, but I could never own it. It was kept in the house of my oldest cousin. Everytime I wanted to play with it, I had to ask my father to come to her house which was quite far from my house. I was around 5 or 6 yrs old at that time. After years, a lot of bricks from that set were missing. When I was 26 years old, I got job and credit card. The first thing I ordered from an international store was a set of Lego. I bought that set from Lego official website and finally I could own it. It is still completely in good conditions in my closet and no any part missing. It is my fortune. I was trying to buy it because I have been always missing the beautiful small bricks I got when I was a child. Now I can play it as much as I want to. I think Lego is the most useful invention for kids. It grows my childhood dream of being an Architect as well.
i really appreciate those regular workers who maintain the molds. it's the most mundane work, but it's so critical to all of our enjoyment bless you, critical citizens :')
I've got an unassembled Saturn V, at my feet. This one is #2. The first one is assembled. I'm old enough to have seen Saturn Vs launched in the late '60's GREAT video, LEGO. steve
As an industrial machine maintenance technician myself, and a couple of my coworkers worked at the now closed Lego production plant in Enfield, CT, I can tell you that their maintenance division is MASSIVE, given how much is going on at any given moment
Why wait? Buy them for yourself and have fun. If you get cursed enough to have kids, then you can either give them yours or you can buy them their own.
I didn't realize it the world greatest building toys required such absurd amounts science and engineering to craft. This is A lot of time and effort put into something that nearly everyone loves, that goes to show they care :) or they really like their jobs or both. I'm glad that there are people out there who work hard and know that they are bringing joy to someone in the world one brick at a time. :D
Lego is one of the best precision molders in the world. They've advanced injection molding processes and materials more than almost any other company. They have that much cloud in industry.
You're surprised that took the time to manufacture things as effectively and as quickly as possible? Any production task is extremely complex if you are to continue to optimise it.
been buying lego technic, city and ninjago sets, never had a missing piece, never had a problem with any parts not fitting etc...LEGO's quality control is simply amazing, never went even a bit down over the years.
I'm a noob AFOL and have been fascinated about how LEGO bricks were made. I'm so glad that the plastic waste from the moulds is recycled. I have learned so much in such a short time. Thank you so much!
In a way it would probably be kinda annoying because you would get like a million pices but only 50 different kind. It would be cool tho if they were those lego technic liftarm pices or 2*4 normal brics or power functions parts
I prefer a Willy Wonka competition where someone could be the new owner ;) Find one of 5 golden bricks in a set, come on a tour of the factory, and if you can refrain yourself from playing with new sets, you might become the director!
This company is unique in the world in term of process and quality. There is no other company producing plastic parts at this level of quality. Most of plastic parts around us are assembled one way with few others. In a Lego set you have hundredth to thousands of parts in multiple colors that you can assemble in millions of combinations: it ALWAYS works. Amazing!!!
I’ve been buying and building with Lego for 8 years now and I have never seen a missing part which I thought was incredible. Now that I’ve seen the machines, this truly is amazing! Well done lego.
this shouldn't bring a tear to my eye, but it does :) Lego was a special oasis in my childhood. If I get to have a son I can't wait to share that space with him.
This is true, I don't have kids of my own, but I have a 1 year old niece, and she's definitely gonna get a lot of Lego sets for Christmas and stuff. :D
I'm a female and my dad got me lego sets & I loved building the planes and the lego technic stuff. Heck, I still like building whatever I feel like building whenever I stumble upon a pile of Legos.
I've only seen 1 factory error for Lego in my entire life. It was in a set based on Star Wars Episode 2: Attack of the Clones. A spaceship had 2 right wing pieces instead of 1 left and 1 right. The fact that I've been playing with Lego for as long as I can remember and that is the only blunder really goes to show the quality control!
I really, really love this toy. If there's one thing I can keep doing all day it's playing with this toy. It helps me to focus, keeps me happy, and distracts me from whatever problems I have everyday.
My son is finally old enough to start playing with “little legos” as he calls them. I’m excited to give him my old sets from my childhood. It’s amazing that forty year old sets and brand new sets are completely compatible. This is a true testament to the quality of LEGO.
I did the same! I still have my sets from 1990-1996 I got myself, and some even from 1985 that I had inherited from others. I just google the instructions, look for the correct pieces in the bucket that go with the old sets, put them into small bags and give them to my kids with the instructions :) Some of the pieces need a bit of cleaning, but that's all - they stay with us forever!
I have been buying sets ever since late 2011 and like other people say, “no missing parts or misprinted/Miscolored parts”. Incredible quality for a toy that I love even thought I’m 15.
Pretty amazing to see all the industrial machinery, processes, and just how big the factories are to make Lego. Still and will probably always will be my favourite toy. The colorful vast assortment of bricks and infinite creation possibilities. It keeps me in the joy of feeling like a kid.
You fine people, are some of the most spectacular people in existence. No matter if your job isn't as hype as others Anyone who works with Lego is a hero in my eyes
As someone who works in a very small plastic molding facility, this makes me so happy. Wouldn't it be something to work for Lego in one of their facilities one of these days...
I want to say thank you for this wonderful and creative construction set, every time my mother bought me a small set, which for me was the best toy after my soft toys, thank you very much again for a kind and happy childhood, your designer still gives me the same feelings as in childhood. 👍💙
I always got really excited when I'd get a brick in a set that was deformed due to the mold not filling all the way. I had so many Legos over the years, and I only ever found like 3 or 4 deformed bricks. I kept them in a specific spot on my shelf, the super rare special bricks. 😂
Now I understand why Lego sets cost as much as the do, it's amazing how much science, math, and big brains got into the little plastic toys that we loved throughout our childhood and that our parents' bare feet hated.
Legos were always a favorite toy of mine. When I constructed a retaining wall on the drainage ditch when our street was worked on in 2017 I laid the concrete blocks just like you would Legos.
I just want to know how, no matter what you do, a lego is always in your walking path in the middle of the night when it's dark and you're half asleep. I mean, it's just incredible.
I am 67 years old and have been building Lego kits since i was 6 years old I don't want to EVER stop way too much fun!! NEVER a problem or malformed part or anything missing from a kit
Fascinating how much automation is going on during production. I wander how many maintenance workers are required for the molding and storage process. Looks very efficient.
That was pure engineering bliss. The automation, the organization, the infrastructure...the planning that had to go into it... That scratched a long lost itch. Wait, maybe it missed a spot. I'd better watch again to make sure. ;)
one time I got a set with a large piece missing. Sent it back to the lego store and they were really surprised XD. Don't know how rare of a chance that is.
maybe they were surprised that you sent it back? they have a whole thing on their website where you can order missing parts which would have been better than returning the whole thibg
decent? tolerance in clearance between two pieces is less than 11 microns and the machines punch 15000 of them every minute. this is the best engineering i know about.
When I was a kid, the first LEGO was soviet prototype with metallic and plastic pieces, few years later father bought few packages of original LEGO models, including LEGO Technic. Now I am working with CNC machines as well! Which control panel do you use during the process? We have Fanuc, Siemens, Heidenhain, but I use mostly Heidenhain with Hero OS installed because of its intuitive interface (but also a bit limited, because the machine itself has only 3 coordinates and additional table with 2 axes of rotation).
Man, thinking about how many different sets they have with so many different pieces and so many decals I imagine they must have a lot of machines. How big of an area would you need to gather all the pieces for, say, the big Millennium Falcon set?
38 years old and my spouse got me a box of Legos and it was amazing! Brought me back to my childhood and I made a cool bulldozer, which I still play with. Want to get more to make many more things.
Is it weird for me wanting a LEGO-Factory LEGO set?
Naaah
nah
Edzio Evan Why would that be weird? This factory looks awesome.
@@banezh1611 it does indeed, although a lot of different mechanisms would be needed to truly emulate it
No get a LEGO factory then make ya own
Y’know what’s good? A Lego worker did a mistake but lego didn’t fire them, nor punish them, they installed new lighting to help the worker/s. “A worker’s mistake is a company mistake.” I have been a fan of lego for 8 years and this just shows true dedication to The LEGO Group and LEGO as a toy brand itself.
I agree! They really are a great company and I can say with confidence they care about their workers and they care about their consumers
😮
@@ericbrown577c
never read something so delusional
Its pretty incredible that Legos aren't touched by human hands until you open the box yourself
Some of the Lego baseplates are touched by human hands before the boxes are sealed. 7:10
Good because current world issues
@@rejectedprojects7702 uh no?
@@dariogta1732 he means like most of them aren't touched which is very good considering covid
That’s why they feel so good when you open them
I first played with Lego when I was about 10.......and at 65 with my grown up sons, I still enjoy the building experience. You can never get tired of Lego.
@@lumpylumpyloo bro your 12 it's your bedtime
@@MEXVELASQUEZ you edited your comment yet you still fucked up your grammar
@@lumpylumpyloo no one cares about your opinion
@@lumpylumpyloo Run home to momma!
@@lumpylumpyloo Why are you disrespecting this man, what did he do to you? Nothing, yea? Then don't be a d*ckhead. Be respectful, thank you.
That would be one heck of a sorting session if the warehouse collapsed
I dont even wanna think of that.
free legos
that's what I was thinking, too. Like, what if they all just...fell?
@@plasticlawnchair7197 there is never too much legos
Don't threaten me with a good time!
5:47
Just imagine having THIS many lego.
Wow... WOW!
I know a guy who has these many
His name is LEGO Building Pieces Factory
🧱📥📦
Itachi Uchiha alright kid calm down
(insert sponge bob meme)
I can finally make a house with a roof and a door with all blocks being the same color
The one time I did call for a piece that I was missing, they sent me 2 pieces. I also later found the piece I was missing because I had misplaced it, so the set was still perfect and never was missing a piece. That is absolute quality control, assurance, and customer assistance.
Yeah, back in the 90s the boxes used to have these flip lid things to let you see "star pieces" of the set. Unfortunately, sometimes people would steal the minifigs, so I got a set like that once as a gift (gift giver didn't notice), and my mother called them and they sent the figures and also some extra stuff, I was so happy.
I will never understand why people are still buying Lego today. The quality both of stones and sets diminished massively over the last few years and yet the price of Lego went up by way way way to much. Rarely you get a decent set thats priced kinda fairly in the Lego world... most of the time its still overpriced tho.
@@bibop133 have you not even seen the new Spider-Man Daily Bugle set? That is a brand new 10/10 set
@@nickywiggles4596 Have you read my comment? As i already said there are a few decent sets and i know of that set and think its very good and fairly priced compared to all the other lego sets. Its certainly a rarity, but then again its also a 300€ set which is designed for 18 years plus.
Maybe you’re just nostalgic because the quality of set design has increased 10x in the last 20 years. Minifigure molds and prints even more so. Lego has also pretty much stayed the same price adjusted for inflation, so again idk what your talking about.
The tolerances required to make these tiny plastic pieces fit together by friction is just mind blowing... To be able to make millions every day to these tolerances.. makes them engineering masterpieces.
If you think that’s crazy medical molds require crazy tolerances, my shop is building blocks that require .0001 of an inch so .00005 of an inch per side
Meanwhile at a Lego people universe:
*How to make humans*
@@lunarific5637 53x
LOL!😂
You build a human by legos
coughBIONICLEcough
*They still fit together*
The best toy ever invented. Period. And that even includes hotwheels and G.I.Joes.
Only Lego's
Forgot plastic army men
NO the best is model steam engines, I still have my engine since I was 10. Now I am 35 :-)
Agreed. Its not even close.
Paul Horn Model steam engine made from LEGO
I've worked with mold injection machines very similar to those in the medical field. I was the one who did preventable maintenance and repairs on them and I can say that some of these molds can be tricky and very sensitive depending on what parts you're taking apart. Props to the workers over there at Lego or whatever company that works for them.
Wow... really?
What was it like? To be surrounded by these amazing machines... Mind if I ask what company?
I'm sure it had its own ups and downs. Going by what you say I think it requires a lot of precision. Thx for everything again.. 😇
@@McScaraa Jabil Inc./Nypro Mold and Phillips Medisize.
this is insane. never thought about the amount of quality control they put into this brand but it truly is one of the best in the world
I want to be in charge of shaking the boxes. There's nothing like the sound of Legos shaking around.
Brick Building Fun bnh ush
Brick Building Fun see I want them to start delivering them for free so I can create my own characters.
Brick Building Fun lego*
No they're really isn't
Lego shaking is definitely ASMR
At a Lego City family home:
"Dad, where do babyfigures come from?"
"Son, it's time you finally learn" (shows this video)
xD
LOL!!!!
Lol
XD
nils920 that would be a worse existential crisis
the logistics have always amazed me, thousands of sets, tens of thousands of pieces in different colors and materials. all packed into different bags and it has to be PERFECT, every time.
I'm here now, giving my thanks to Lego. 16 years ago you started making my childhood. I loved every second of it. Now I'm 22 and bought 2 of the new star wars sets to add to my collection. Thank you Lego. You made my childhood.
Same here brother.
Could not have said it better my self
I'm almost 18 and nothing makes me feel like my life is easier than when I get a lego kit for Christmas. I'm sad that once I turn 99 I can no longer play with them. :c
Update: I’m 21, still have the same sentiments about legos. 😂
Haha. Joke at the end. Same though!
If it's any consolation, most people don't live to see the age of 99
The age on the box is just a suggestion. You can be like 110 years old and still be allowed to play with legos. No _real_ maximum age, no problem.
@@annaconnolly3934 WOOOOOSHHH. BIG WOOOSHM
its okay you can still play with them once you hit 100 just don't tell anyone... or the Lego company will find you ... and turn you into lego bricks.
Now I know what I paid for, and other consumers kept complaining how expensive LEGO is.
@@yulls9680 reported
MAd 160 ok I reported him as well
Mr. GAMING you must be one of those people who ask for a discount even if it’s 50c
It is like perfume; a *LOT* of research and development is required.
4 an automatic robot production it is expensive
It's mind blowing how this all started from a little company that had nothing and now has a automated factory
Capitalism ho! And the best part is today with the internet it couldn't be easier and cheaper to do it, so more people can expedite their growth. One of my buddies used to do art sculpting and he made a phone accessory which is now in almost every store. He used to make it by hand, I helped him setup his factory and now he can pretty much fill all his orders while he sits at his desk coming up with new designs. The only real employees he needs are for packaging, customer service, marketing, and lawyers (because once you make money, everyone starts trying to come up with excuses so they can steal it from you, even your "friends").
Like every company ever…
@@dathomirpizzagirl9686wrong. Some companies have immense capital and facilities to get started. The LEGO inventor and founder was literally broke and poor at the time of starting the company-which wasn’t proven to work in the long run.
@@christopherarmstrong2710 stay mad
@@dathomirpizzagirl9686 at what? An internet troll?
My uncle was living in Germany. He returned to Vietnam, his hometown, to visit our big family. He gave his nieces a set of Lego. I was among those 5 kids who could play it, but I could never own it. It was kept in the house of my oldest cousin. Everytime I wanted to play with it, I had to ask my father to come to her house which was quite far from my house. I was around 5 or 6 yrs old at that time. After years, a lot of bricks from that set were missing. When I was 26 years old, I got job and credit card. The first thing I ordered from an international store was a set of Lego. I bought that set from Lego official website and finally I could own it. It is still completely in good conditions in my closet and no any part missing. It is my fortune. I was trying to buy it because I have been always missing the beautiful small bricks I got when I was a child. Now I can play it as much as I want to. I think Lego is the most useful invention for kids. It grows my childhood dream of being an Architect as well.
Easily the greatest “toy” ever created.
Land mine, murder tool, chocking hazard, weapon of mass destruction, mess creator ever created.
@@idk6533 are you a Lego hater or what?
@@Wheeetabix no I’m not. I was making a joke. I love lego and I have many. I collect them too.
@@idk6533 oh ok sorry
@@Wheeetabix it’s fine, just a simple misunderstanding.
*Captured stock footage of a danish landmine factory 1940 colorized*
As i was 4 i stepped on a Lego piece and i can see the spot were it hit my foot even now ( im 14)
Um okay
@@penewoldahh km
Plastic mines are illegal because you cant detect and remove the shrapnel
You are so funny 😂🤣😂😂 hahahah
Just a thought
The most popular toy of all time and I've never once seen an advert on TV for Lego
The Lego Movie was one of the longest ads I've ever seen.
@@reynardnel6502 I actaully liked the lego movie.
Lego ads : build the ??? , HEY.
Rip lego ads
2000+ to 2016
Tf you mean? All the Lego City ads? The entire "A man has fallen into the river in Lego City" meme?
@@reynardnel6502 its a good ad tho, one of the best animated movies of the 2010s
i really appreciate those regular workers who maintain the molds. it's the most mundane work, but it's so critical to all of our enjoyment
bless you, critical citizens :')
But how do they make capes?
I think that is handmade
Fabric is rolled out and a die in the shape of the cape (x dozens to hundreds) is pressed down to cut out the capes.
I don’t know
Elite Assassin oh yeah
Most likely core pull. Like this: th-cam.com/video/3xGqslcqdM4/w-d-xo.html
I've had literally ONE incompletely molded part in my 40+ years of buying/ collecting/ building. I cherish that red 2x4 technic plate with holes!
I've got an unassembled Saturn V, at my feet.
This one is #2. The first one is assembled.
I'm old enough to have seen Saturn Vs launched
in the late '60's
GREAT video, LEGO.
steve
Nice!
I saw the launch of the Discovery space shuttle back in 2011. I HAD to buy the set for this reason haha!
As an industrial machine maintenance technician myself, and a couple of my coworkers worked at the now closed Lego production plant in Enfield, CT, I can tell you that their maintenance division is MASSIVE, given how much is going on at any given moment
I can't wait to have kids and build lego sets with them one day.
Same
I'm 46 and just started collecting Lego, you don't need kids for an excuse to build Lego 😁
this is so wholesome 😭
@@markorollo. I'm a young grandma at 46 and we have started collecting and building Lego sets in our house as well.
Why wait? Buy them for yourself and have fun. If you get cursed enough to have kids, then you can either give them yours or you can buy them their own.
My days of complaining LEGO is expensive are over
Happy 99th
@Botmon people selling them for affordable prices.
then you look at the shipping prices and some of them are downright ridiculous
I used to think it was overpriced but then I actually started buying it and I saw how good quality it was
@@outbackexotics2265 agreed
Not mee. Just plastic.
I love how well things go! The manufacturers really know what they're doing! I kinda want to work in a Lego Factory now.
Lego is a part of my childhood I will NEVER give up. Legos for life!
6:10 THAT IS A LOT OF JANGS
jangbricks?
@@yoo4165 its the sound
John Paul Zimmerman no it's j a n g b r i c k s!
Jangbricks is my favourite
I didn't realize it the world greatest building toys required such absurd amounts science and engineering to craft. This is A lot of time and effort put into something that nearly everyone loves, that goes to show they care :) or they really like their jobs or both. I'm glad that there are people out there who work hard and know that they are bringing joy to someone in the world one brick at a time. :D
Lego is one of the best precision molders in the world. They've advanced injection molding processes and materials more than almost any other company. They have that much cloud in industry.
You give love and customers will give you that love back. :)
You're surprised that took the time to manufacture things as effectively and as quickly as possible? Any production task is extremely complex if you are to continue to optimise it.
@Zach Michaelis all that automated equipment is pretty expensive, and those machines don't maintain themselves.
@Zach Michaelis No need to be rude
im almost 15 and still play with lego, i cant live without it.
I'm almost 19 and have no plans to stop lol
I do the same its a bit of strange for me because im not a kid but I close the door and action I play like a kid
And the most incredible toy of all time, I love assembling, disassembling, reassembling and making my stop motion videos.
A LEGO technician is trapped in an injection moulding machine!
*hey*
Build the new OSHA task force team to get him out of there!
underrated comment😂
F
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LMAO
*H E Y*
When the box says 5-14 years but you eat it in 2 minutes
@Happi Doggo ahaha thats right
Yum
3 year olds be like
been buying lego technic, city and ninjago sets, never had a missing piece, never had a problem with any parts not fitting etc...LEGO's quality control is simply amazing, never went even a bit down over the years.
I'm a noob AFOL and have been fascinated about how LEGO bricks were made. I'm so glad that the plastic waste from the moulds is recycled. I have learned so much in such a short time. Thank you so much!
I live in Sweden, so close. Imagine a competition, and whoever wins it gets 24 hours of Lego bricks. Every brick produced, is yours.
In a way it would probably be kinda annoying because you would get like a million pices but only 50 different kind.
It would be cool tho if they were those lego technic liftarm pices or 2*4 normal brics or power functions parts
U LIVE IN MINECRAFT THEME???
You’d have 125 million pieces
If u guess where i live, then u know IT (hint : im litteraly connected to sweden)
I prefer a Willy Wonka competition where someone could be the new owner ;)
Find one of 5 golden bricks in a set, come on a tour of the factory, and if you can refrain yourself from playing with new sets, you might become the director!
*one of those lego bricks will be accidentally stepped with our foot lmao*
KanzaChannel what's legos
Or used as a minefield to deter parents.
Wear Slippers
After some time you get used to it.
@RünerTheWolf 25 you must be the guy who had his lower half amputated. lego is unforgiving
This company is unique in the world in term of process and quality. There is no other company producing plastic parts at this level of quality. Most of plastic parts around us are assembled one way with few others. In a Lego set you have hundredth to thousands of parts in multiple colors that you can assemble in millions of combinations: it ALWAYS works. Amazing!!!
Isanti rrujfdruge Bhushan esdfgj
I’ve been buying and building with Lego for 8 years now and I have never seen a missing part which I thought was incredible. Now that I’ve seen the machines, this truly is amazing! Well done lego.
this shouldn't bring a tear to my eye, but it does :) Lego was a special oasis in my childhood. If I get to have a son I can't wait to share that space with him.
I have a daughter and she loves lego as much as I do. Nothing gender-specific about it.
This is true, I don't have kids of my own, but I have a 1 year old niece, and she's definitely gonna get a lot of Lego sets for Christmas and stuff. :D
Caleb Kohl i wish u be my parent .
I'm a female and my dad got me lego sets & I loved building the planes and the lego technic stuff. Heck, I still like building whatever I feel like building whenever I stumble upon a pile of Legos.
EBE 7 I think he you just saying that idk how to explain he knows but is just using that he has a son as an example
MY FEET HURT JUST LOOKING AT THIS
invent this SAME XD
Foot: NANI?!
Me too
Lego misprints are so rare they are worth more than normal minifigures, lego has insane quality control
I've only seen 1 factory error for Lego in my entire life. It was in a set based on Star Wars Episode 2: Attack of the Clones. A spaceship had 2 right wing pieces instead of 1 left and 1 right. The fact that I've been playing with Lego for as long as I can remember and that is the only blunder really goes to show the quality control!
So this is why I have to sell one of my kidneys to get a LEGO set. It’s worth it.
Nah. Other producers sell better sets cheaper. You have to sell you kidneys because LEGO knows they can get away with it
I really, really love this toy. If there's one thing I can keep doing all day it's playing with this toy. It helps me to focus, keeps me happy, and distracts me from whatever problems I have everyday.
My son is finally old enough to start playing with “little legos” as he calls them. I’m excited to give him my old sets from my childhood. It’s amazing that forty year old sets and brand new sets are completely compatible. This is a true testament to the quality of LEGO.
I did the same! I still have my sets from 1990-1996 I got myself, and some even from 1985 that I had inherited from others. I just google the instructions, look for the correct pieces in the bucket that go with the old sets, put them into small bags and give them to my kids with the instructions :) Some of the pieces need a bit of cleaning, but that's all - they stay with us forever!
I work in plastic material forming industry and I can’t stop admiring how cosmically high is the level of technology and organization of this faktory
Anyone else love the sound of fresh bricks hitting the bin? 😮😮😎😎
eh?
I have been buying sets ever since late 2011 and like other people say, “no missing parts or misprinted/Miscolored parts”. Incredible quality for a toy that I love even thought I’m 15.
Pretty amazing to see all the industrial machinery, processes, and just how big the factories are to make Lego. Still and will probably always will be my favourite toy. The colorful vast assortment of bricks and infinite creation possibilities. It keeps me in the joy of feeling like a kid.
You fine people, are some of the most spectacular people in existence. No matter if your job isn't as hype as others
Anyone who works with Lego is a hero in my eyes
As someone who works in a very small plastic molding facility, this makes me so happy. Wouldn't it be something to work for Lego in one of their facilities one of these days...
I'd imagine they will have replaced every human worker by then.. They even have robots replacing the boxes lol.
@@noire1001 lego still need people to test tolerances, clean and maintain molds and design sets
Awesome! Id love to see more of the factory and how they sort parts for each set. I love Lego even at 51!
I want to say thank you for this wonderful and creative construction set, every time my mother bought me a small set, which for me was the best toy after my soft toys, thank you very much again for a kind and happy childhood, your designer still gives me the same feelings as in childhood. 👍💙
I always got really excited when I'd get a brick in a set that was deformed due to the mold not filling all the way. I had so many Legos over the years, and I only ever found like 3 or 4 deformed bricks. I kept them in a specific spot on my shelf, the super rare special bricks. 😂
It's so interesting to see how Lego really creates the bricks that we've all known and loved for years. This is insane!
Now I understand why Lego sets cost as much as the do, it's amazing how much science, math, and big brains got into the little plastic toys that we loved throughout our childhood and that our parents' bare feet hated.
They still get super greedy with lego star wars
@@dathomirpizzagirl9686 pretty sure the film studio is the reason.
@@sadiporter2966 no but youre free to think that
Legos were always a favorite toy of mine. When I constructed a retaining wall on the drainage ditch when our street was worked on in 2017 I laid the concrete blocks just like you would Legos.
The logistics of the Lego Group is insane.
I just want to know how, no matter what you do, a lego is always in your walking path in the middle of the night when it's dark and you're half asleep. I mean, it's just incredible.
Ouch. I am sure stepping on a lego hurts like hell enough to wake you up.
I want to press thumbs up about 50 million times! I so love Legos!
Bennet Fox “Legos” what is that?
I am 67 years old and have been building Lego kits since i was 6 years old I don't want to EVER stop way too much fun!! NEVER a problem or malformed part or anything missing from a kit
Building sets is so satisfying. Even hours into building a larger set I’m still enjoying it and time seems to fly by.
I love videos where you can get an insight into how a lego brick is made ... i love Lego❤💯
What flavor is the tooth paste. Forgot I made this a year ago thanks so much
*cRuNcHy*
Wtf
don't eat molten plastic
I imagine you building a LEGO™ toothbrush and using it...
then puking out blood...
Lego
1:22 sounds like portal music
Fascinating how much automation is going on during production.
I wander how many maintenance workers are required for the molding and storage process.
Looks very efficient.
That was pure engineering bliss. The automation, the organization, the infrastructure...the planning that had to go into it...
That scratched a long lost itch. Wait, maybe it missed a spot. I'd better watch again to make sure. ;)
lego: ultimate toy
minecraft: ultimate game
Lego makes minecraft lego sets: ultimate mix
Minecraft made lego mods
Ultimate mods?
Lego makes lego worlds:😶 lego minecraft!
Lego makes Lego Lego: ultimate Lego lego
4:24 walter white ensuring the lego pieces are being finely produced
Factories are unironically the coolest thing ever.
one time I got a set with a large piece missing. Sent it back to the lego store and they were really surprised XD. Don't know how rare of a chance that is.
maybe they were surprised that you sent it back? they have a whole thing on their website where you can order missing parts which would have been better than returning the whole thibg
@@Spoonable idk, was probably easier than waiting for the shipment to arrive
@@circumplex9552 bro it only takes like a week for the piece to arrive
@@BroDgamer1 I aint waiting a week it was a small set
@@BroDgamer1 Not at the moment. Took months for a part from my Lego Lamborghini set to arrive due to covid :(.
That's a decent and professional engineering!
decent? tolerance in clearance between two pieces is less than 11 microns and the machines punch 15000 of them every minute. this is the best engineering i know about.
The machine that presses the plastic into a brick is still the same! Just massively scaled up and and super technologically advanced. I love it!
lego sets never fail me
I wish they still made the 2012 Ninjago spinners.
I still have one! I think
They do at least the crowns of the 2012 spinners today and thats something ^^
Irsyad Aman me too TRIPLETS!!!
I have a couple
Now I want to play with it.
lol
Subscribe to me and I will sub to yoy
Herobrine CRAFT wtf
Martin Rocket also be safe when you step on it
The customer service is what really amazes me. No other company I have ever interacted with has come close.
That's so awesome you guys got the How It's Made guy to do this voice over. Adds authenticity.
Awesome, I love this behind the scenes!
That was impressive. Lego is a part of my childhood and a bit of now. And it was nice to see how this wonderfull bricks get created :D
i'm glad that modelling a lego brick is possible. nice history video!
So satisfying that this was manufactured in a factory. I really appreciate you.
4:23
Is that Heisenberg from Bricking Bad?
Better call ambulance
(I stepped on a Lego)
8:17
Box : noooooooooo you re kill me
Plastic pack : ouch
Bricks and Figure : finally we can be complete soon
Văn Tý Nguyễn 😂lol
Hahahahaha, unless you keep the boxes, this is true
Makes me wonder how they packed the Chiron
yall are too young for this place
Go back to cringe-tok
What I'd do to work for Lego man. Designing sets is a dream for me and getting to play with Lego daily as a job would be a joy.
Love How they keep their model when working with plastic it’s kinda amazing
When I was a kid, the first LEGO was soviet prototype with metallic and plastic pieces, few years later father bought few packages of original LEGO models, including LEGO Technic. Now I am working with CNC machines as well! Which control panel do you use during the process? We have Fanuc, Siemens, Heidenhain, but I use mostly Heidenhain with Hero OS installed because of its intuitive interface (but also a bit limited, because the machine itself has only 3 coordinates and additional table with 2 axes of rotation).
yuritopoop we own Fanuc,making,hmc,Zeiss and operate around 150 CMC machines in total
Makino*
That moment when a well thought out comment says “Legos”and not Lego
And now, buddy, you’ve officially carried it too far
That moment when a well thought out comment says “Lego” and not LEGO
Messing with ya'.
That moment when a well thought out comment says "LEGO" and not LEGO™
:)
I'm just imagining having a job there, building things during lunch break, and after the shift!
Love Lego, been building for years and now over lockdown with my son I've rediscovered my love of it
Wait, that’s the voice of the guy in the background of Lego ads!
Man, thinking about how many different sets they have with so many different pieces and so many decals I imagine they must have a lot of machines. How big of an area would you need to gather all the pieces for, say, the big Millennium Falcon set?
I actually cried during this, because I got to see how my favorite toy is made
38 years old and my spouse got me a box of Legos and it was amazing! Brought me back to my childhood and I made a cool bulldozer, which I still play with. Want to get more to make many more things.