Creator speaking: I love this video :D I was a bit shocked because of the title but I guess it really just referred to your back. I can relate... Thanks for all the kind words. It's just awesome to see people enjoying this^^
Didn’t mean to scare you! Yeh from now on only doing these builds on the standing desk! Thanks so much for an AMAZING build, sorry for butchering the pronunciation of your handle!!
@@zergling05 Nah man The lego eiffel tower is 1,5m tall and has 10 001 pieces with a price of around 600$ Thisbset has half as many bricks and you dont buy from lego but every brick from a sellery which makes it likely even cheaper. We are looking at tau manta level size here and thats what, 1.5k? 2k? Then remember this lego model is not hollow inside.
@@drawbyyourselve I wouldn't use the price of a Lego set here...but Lego as well as GW are extremely expensive and with Lego it becomes very clear when you see what other manufacturers charge for prices
@@zergling05 yes, lego has been getting more and more expensive, as is warhammer, but this was the best example based on Brick Count that I could give. Add to that, that buying the bricks from bricklink or any other seller would be cheaper than Lego themselves, as this isnt an official set.
As someone who has done some of these scale of builds with genuine Lego, yes it will alleviate the clutching issues -Lego moulding quality control is top notch. No, it won't quite alleviate the color variation unless all your bricks are the same vintage - Lego isn't as light-fast as you might hope. Older white bricks will yellow, blue and red will fade, yellow will grey slightly, and brown... well every adult Lego fan has horror stories about dismantling a build they had sitting around for over a year that involved brown plates. ABS+UV+whatever formula Lego used for reddish brown pre 2018 results in the plastic shattering when you separate the elements.
@@RisingApe Lego isn't terrible for lightfastness, certainly not worse than knockoffs, and better than some of them, and they do put effort into improving, but UV and ABS just don't mix very well.
I'm glad you found a design that works and that the end result looks so good. The most common problem with sets like this one is that they were never actually built and tested out in real life before the set was manufactured, they just found a design on Rebrickable, got the parts list, bagged it and sold it. And a large number of MOCs were made completely in one of the Lego designer tools and never in real life. They look good as a 3D render but they have some glaring issues that are very obvious once you start putting it together, like the fact the entire weight of the model hangs on one stud, that you need three hands to handle the model, four while you're building it because it falls apart otherwise, and so on. Using legit Lego bricks might help a tiny bit, but won't solve the design problems. Good designs have redundant connections that reduce the effect of weak or uneven clutch. Even original Lego bricks wear out over time, and there's a limit to how much a stud can hold. A good sign is if the Rebrickable page has photos of the build, not just 3D renders.
Yeh you aren’t wrong, even this one is a bit weak in the middle, BUT it does work and I saw a few photos before hand so I felt pretty confident going into it
Here in Germany that's true. It is not allowed to call 3rd party bricks "LEGO". LEGO doesn't want their brand to become a generic term for those interlocking bricks. Are they trying stuff like that in the Anglosphere too?
Booo that really sucks, it’s worth checking out brick link or even Ali express too as long as you buy the instructions from the maker, link in the description
i got recommended this video and i gotta say, those were the greatest 10 minutes i've spent on youtube on a while, i specially love how you make sure to support the creator of the model, not everyone does that so yeah, definitely this is the kind of content i want to see during my free times
I'm one of the Lego designers that works with LesDiy and it's onestly pretty nice to see it grow and become more popular with time Maybe one day i get lucky and someone makes a video on one of my models🗿
I think it’s cool to see sites like that feature and credit designers, I hope it’s a trend that continues, hats off to you it’s an art for making decent kits!
@zergling05 Well it works like this: I make my own designs at my pace and all, then when something catches their interests, they ask me if they can produce it and then make a price for the fee, and then make the box of the model In all of this i can still sell my models on my own (on Rebrickable were all of us modellers sell our instructions) but i can't sell to other companies, only LesDiy
@@yourlegoguy17 I don't understand you...if you work as an employee for the Lego company as a product developer/designer...does Lego, your employer, have no objection to you creating and selling designs for the competition?
@RisingApe thanks! And yes it is great indeed to see them work like this and i am glad to make this collaboration On another note, i was wondering, would you be, by any chance, interested in checking out my Rebrickable? Idk as said it would be nice to see something of mine somewhere, but i mainly focus on trains and sometimes boats too. I don't know, i lay it there and my links are on my profile here, feel free to give it a look and of course if you like something I'd give you the instructions for free since this is something like a favor, so the last thing I'd dare to do is also aks you to pay for it. So yeah, there's that Thanks for rhe compliments and for taking the time to read, i hope you have a nice day, -Gabriel
I don't see an issue with competing companies making bricks and their own models and instructions. The patent expired and it's a free market. However I'm against companies copying exact Lego models, like Lepin did. That's basically stealing of intellectual property that cost a lot of money to develop.
People get so caught up on if its "official lego" who cares honestly. There are plenty of legit building brick conpanies out there. Lego wasnt even the first.
I will take a look at the link, there are actually 2 one link to Letbricks which was who I sourced the model through. And the second to the MOC instructions so you can source the bricks yourself if needed. Broadly the model was great, I cover the main issues in the video but it did take a toll on my spine!
@@RisingApe you could probably do it on a soccer/football field. Might need a drone camera, and a couple of go pro's... i mean, it's cool to day dream LOL
That looks amazing. I'll have to look for lesdiy. I recently made a Ali express purchase of a 2416 piece Daedalus from Stargate. Very fiddly. Instructions not always quite clear on colour and a couple of missing bits but otherwise so far it looks amazing. I suffer with my spine too. Got ankylosing spondylitis among other problems so I struggle sitting, laying etc. It's just constant pain but it is a lot worse when I've been building this.
@@RisingApe yeah I'd thought about one a couple of years ago because of my back. But it's everything now, ended up being diagnosed with fibromyalgia and other bits, I've got problems with most of my joints, muscles, some nerve areas etc. Such a pain, I used to be on my pc more but I can only sit on a chair for a couple of hours a day now, and definitely can't stand that long. I do want to get a big desk at some point a bit higher up, space for the pc, lego area etc. I want a little lego train set on it haha.
U realy are gona need nice display shelving for sure if u planing on keeping on whit these kind of vids and build especaly when u dont want to take them apart
@@RisingApe Is there a code or something in the instructions or do you just order manually piece by piece? Edit: Great vid btw and I cannot thank you enough for exposing me to the potential of building my own space-blueberry armada :)))
The way I see it, these Chinese companies and independent creators are simply filling in a niche that Lego refuses to fill. If Lego won't do firearms, military, or certain fantasy brands, then I have no problem giving my money to those that will provide.
I have seen them for sale on, Ali Express and on Les DIY search Warhammer Battleship or Macragges honor. Unfortunately Letbricks discontinued the set so you can’t use that link.
This was sent as a bonus when I ordered the parts for the bigger MOC, here is a link to the MOC instructions though rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-168430/dertagedieb/warhammer-40k-battle-barge/#details
the title just pisses me off "i built the biggest warhammer LEGO on the internet" the biggest lego what? biggest warhammer lego *built* biggest warhammer lego *model* biggest warhammer lego *design* biggest warhammer lego *creation* all of these would be fine and acceptable but just calling it "a lego" pisses me off to no end, i know i know im making a way bigger deal out of it than it has to be ... i know that its still horrible its like calling a brick wall "a brick" or calling a piece of origami/paper airplane "a paper"
Wait... so have you gone completely clickbait? I watched the video .. and wtf is "SCAM?" and "It Sucked"? I wanted some honest feedback, but after this video's thumbnail I think you've taken yourself out of the running...
Hey, if you have watched my videos before you know I try to do give honest feedback of the kit, I review the clutch and the brick quality, I also talk about my spine being wrecked for over a minute too hence why it sucked. For an insight into YT the is a new feature that allows it to test thumbnails, i tested 3 a less dramatic version a different colour and this one, this one got 40% more engagement and at the end of the day after over 3 months work to make the video I do want people to watch it.
@@RisingApe Thanks for an honest response. Still feels awful clickbaity, even with that explanation (which I expect no one else will see). I don't recall an outro in the video addressing either: * "SCAM? No, just some pieces were missing and other didn't fit. Good value, but imperfect even with this (possibly 2nd) Chinese vendor." or * "It Sucked - meaning my ruining my back, my fault - sucked. But I loved the model and assembly was long but simple with the given directions."
It’s not Lego, it’s sourced from a company called Let bricks as I said in the video. I think most people outside the core “brick” community call all bricks LEGO, much like vacuum cleaners are hoovers
@@RisingApe I'm from Germany and Hoovers doesn't mean anything to me...but I understand what you want to say "generic term" but Lego doesn't want to be that and is taking action against German and Austrian YT users with their lawyers....Lets Brick is not the manufacturer of the bricks, just a commissioner...if you can tell me the brick article number...it might be possible to tell the manufacturer....but maybe you are safe from Lego's lawyers, England is no longer part of the EU and other laws apply...although that doesn't really offer any protection either
@@ivanangeli But that is expensive and not easy with Lego bricks...Why Lego? GoBricks is much cheaper and available in more colors than Lego and has a slightly higher clamping force
Prepare to catch flak for referring to it as Lego in the title. TLG generally doesn't like people conflating their products with competitors' products. I really apreciate the shoutout to amateur Lego designers though, I've found the practice is generally underappreciated.
Lego have unfortunately been notorious for having color issues in regards to bricks being off colour. Just in case someone wants to buy with official pieces they dont get any surprises.
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Creator speaking: I love this video :D
I was a bit shocked because of the title but I guess it really just referred to your back. I can relate...
Thanks for all the kind words. It's just awesome to see people enjoying this^^
Didn’t mean to scare you! Yeh from now on only doing these builds on the standing desk! Thanks so much for an AMAZING build, sorry for butchering the pronunciation of your handle!!
I’d pay a good amount for an Eternal Crusader if you ever decide to make more.
Legende!
The irony is, even if it was official lego it would be cheaper than GW.
Haha, yup GW would charge thousands for this
I don't think so...Lego and GW are both very similar...in terms of pricing
@@zergling05 Nah man
The lego eiffel tower is 1,5m tall and has 10 001 pieces with a price of around 600$
Thisbset has half as many bricks and you dont buy from lego but every brick from a sellery which makes it likely even cheaper.
We are looking at tau manta level size here and thats what, 1.5k? 2k? Then remember this lego model is not hollow inside.
@@drawbyyourselve I wouldn't use the price of a Lego set here...but Lego as well as GW are extremely expensive and with Lego it becomes very clear when you see what other manufacturers charge for prices
@@zergling05 yes, lego has been getting more and more expensive, as is warhammer, but this was the best example based on Brick Count that I could give. Add to that, that buying the bricks from bricklink or any other seller would be cheaper than Lego themselves, as this isnt an official set.
It's like you plucked it straight from Guilliman's garage! You're a Blood Raven at heart.
Naa always an angel!
“Hippity Hoppity, your ship is now my Property.”
*_”YOU GET YOUR A*_*_ BACK HERE AND GIVE ME BACK MY SHIP, BLOOD RAVEN!!”*_
As someone who has done some of these scale of builds with genuine Lego, yes it will alleviate the clutching issues -Lego moulding quality control is top notch. No, it won't quite alleviate the color variation unless all your bricks are the same vintage - Lego isn't as light-fast as you might hope. Older white bricks will yellow, blue and red will fade, yellow will grey slightly, and brown... well every adult Lego fan has horror stories about dismantling a build they had sitting around for over a year that involved brown plates. ABS+UV+whatever formula Lego used for reddish brown pre 2018 results in the plastic shattering when you separate the elements.
Cheers for that, sad to hear that LEGO isn’t as lightfast but thanks for the comment
@@RisingApe Lego isn't terrible for lightfastness, certainly not worse than knockoffs, and better than some of them, and they do put effort into improving, but UV and ABS just don't mix very well.
@@RisingApe GoBricks is a good solution, good quality, better clamping force, cheap, but sometimes scratches on tiles
It’s the newer version of brown that sucks.
I'm glad you found a design that works and that the end result looks so good.
The most common problem with sets like this one is that they were never actually built and tested out in real life before the set was manufactured, they just found a design on Rebrickable, got the parts list, bagged it and sold it. And a large number of MOCs were made completely in one of the Lego designer tools and never in real life. They look good as a 3D render but they have some glaring issues that are very obvious once you start putting it together, like the fact the entire weight of the model hangs on one stud, that you need three hands to handle the model, four while you're building it because it falls apart otherwise, and so on. Using legit Lego bricks might help a tiny bit, but won't solve the design problems. Good designs have redundant connections that reduce the effect of weak or uneven clutch. Even original Lego bricks wear out over time, and there's a limit to how much a stud can hold.
A good sign is if the Rebrickable page has photos of the build, not just 3D renders.
Yeh you aren’t wrong, even this one is a bit weak in the middle, BUT it does work and I saw a few photos before hand so I felt pretty confident going into it
You should change your video title or Lego lawyers will arrive soon. They have the fastest warpdrives in the entire galaxy.
Here in Germany that's true. It is not allowed to call 3rd party bricks "LEGO". LEGO doesn't want their brand to become a generic term for those interlocking bricks.
Are they trying stuff like that in the Anglosphere too?
@@wyrdwulf999LoL. Everything brick like has been legos for years.
@@IrradiatedFeline Tell that to LEGO. They are threatening to sue every influencer who uses their brand name for 3rd party producers.
@@wyrdwulf999 that is like kicking water up a hill. And quite sad.
@@wyrdwulf999ich erinnere mich an den Helden
Ooooo what a lovely boat!
Cheers
That company you bought from is scummy in the last 18 hours they've raised the price of the kit to almost $400
Booo that really sucks, it’s worth checking out brick link or even Ali express too as long as you buy the instructions from the maker, link in the description
That’s a wicked model. Great display piece for sure.
Thanks
i got recommended this video and i gotta say, those were the greatest 10 minutes i've spent on youtube on a while, i specially love how you make sure to support the creator of the model, not everyone does that so yeah, definitely this is the kind of content i want to see during my free times
Thanks for taking the time to write this!
I'm one of the Lego designers that works with LesDiy and it's onestly pretty nice to see it grow and become more popular with time
Maybe one day i get lucky and someone makes a video on one of my models🗿
I think it’s cool to see sites like that feature and credit designers, I hope it’s a trend that continues, hats off to you it’s an art for making decent kits!
You are a Lego designer? and your boss doesn't mind if you develop products for the competition?
@zergling05 Well it works like this:
I make my own designs at my pace and all, then when something catches their interests, they ask me if they can produce it and then make a price for the fee, and then make the box of the model
In all of this i can still sell my models on my own (on Rebrickable were all of us modellers sell our instructions) but i can't sell to other companies, only LesDiy
@@yourlegoguy17 I don't understand you...if you work as an employee for the Lego company as a product developer/designer...does Lego, your employer, have no objection to you creating and selling designs for the competition?
@RisingApe thanks! And yes it is great indeed to see them work like this and i am glad to make this collaboration
On another note, i was wondering, would you be, by any chance, interested in checking out my Rebrickable? Idk as said it would be nice to see something of mine somewhere, but i mainly focus on trains and sometimes boats too.
I don't know, i lay it there and my links are on my profile here, feel free to give it a look and of course if you like something I'd give you the instructions for free since this is something like a favor, so the last thing I'd dare to do is also aks you to pay for it.
So yeah, there's that
Thanks for rhe compliments and for taking the time to read, i hope you have a nice day,
-Gabriel
Some people are just crazy.
MOC's these days are amazing.
Mad eh!
I don't see an issue with competing companies making bricks and their own models and instructions. The patent expired and it's a free market. However I'm against companies copying exact Lego models, like Lepin did. That's basically stealing of intellectual property that cost a lot of money to develop.
Completely agree
Oh man.. That's awesome!
Cheers
Noice beaky krooza!👍
I just got a Warhammer ad by entering this video.
Sorry dude, fair warning Warhammer is a slippery slope!
People get so caught up on if its "official lego" who cares honestly. There are plenty of legit building brick conpanies out there. Lego wasnt even the first.
Agreed, as long as you support legit suppliers then I am all for it
I dunno when ads ended and right clip started. In the middle I guess?
Looks great ❤
Cheers
1. The link you provided doesn't take me to the actual model, 2. why did you say it sucked?
I will take a look at the link, there are actually 2 one link to Letbricks which was who I sourced the model through. And the second to the MOC instructions so you can source the bricks yourself if needed. Broadly the model was great, I cover the main issues in the video but it did take a toll on my spine!
@@RisingApe thanks!
I think you should upscale the Battle Fleet Gothic Rules to Lego scale and play a game.
Haha, that does sound fun to be fair... need to find a car park
I believe in you Lets Go! LOL
@@RisingApe you could probably do it on a soccer/football field. Might need a drone camera, and a couple of go pro's... i mean, it's cool to day dream LOL
I think it guarding the wine bottles works well! :P
😝 good point
Great model…just wondering when GW will try to take this one to court. 🤔
No idea 🤷♂️
LesDiy isn’t LEGO. It’s a Lego-like construction system 🤷
It would be better in Salamanders colors. Still, neat build.
So to sum it up, whats wrong with this set? Looks fine to me
My spine!
That looks amazing. I'll have to look for lesdiy. I recently made a Ali express purchase of a 2416 piece Daedalus from Stargate. Very fiddly. Instructions not always quite clear on colour and a couple of missing bits but otherwise so far it looks amazing.
I suffer with my spine too. Got ankylosing spondylitis among other problems so I struggle sitting, laying etc. It's just constant pain but it is a lot worse when I've been building this.
Ooof, sorry dude that really sucks, a standing desk really was a game changer for me.
@@RisingApe yeah I'd thought about one a couple of years ago because of my back. But it's everything now, ended up being diagnosed with fibromyalgia and other bits, I've got problems with most of my joints, muscles, some nerve areas etc. Such a pain, I used to be on my pc more but I can only sit on a chair for a couple of hours a day now, and definitely can't stand that long. I do want to get a big desk at some point a bit higher up, space for the pc, lego area etc. I want a little lego train set on it haha.
U realy are gona need nice display shelving for sure if u planing on keeping on whit these kind of vids and build especaly when u dont want to take them apart
Do a Cairn-class tombship next.
I think there was some lego video in my sponsorships
James what mobile suit is that on the wall? Something about it makes my head hurt
It’s not a great model, just one I had made for testing SLS printing as a proof of concept
You made it more complex than it need be
The model or the video?
I need this but with a cool chapter like the DA or white scars
Lol, I also put my biggest Lego set (Tog 2) on top of a printer on top of a shelve.
Haha! It’s obviously the done thing then!
Are they selling Flagship of my Legion, Fist of Iron?
I haven’t seen one yet, I have seen a vengeful spirit though
@@RisingApe Thank you
Can I use this LEGO fleet in the game?
it's not from Lego...it's another brick manufacturer
Clearly you need to get more and then find a way to play a full game of Battlefleet Gothic with them.
Cries in bricks 😂
Thanks for your share🙏
You’re welcome such a great build
Personally I'd build a bigger one with an interior to play in
I look forward to seeing it!
@@RisingApe after a thunder hawk
I freaking HATE sorting little baggies of small items. Rage
It’s not just me then, I don’t really understand what they have to come mixed 🤨
3 weeks bro I build the big ATAT in 24 hours lol
That’s brutal, I am doing this alongside raising two kids and running two bison and a TH-cam channel, if I get an hour a night I am lucky! 😅
I built one...
Not a set.
From scratch.
And bro..?
My ship laughs at everything Ive seen.
🤣
Cool, share some pictures on insta and tag me
how did u get the pieces for the battle barge tho?
If you grab the instructions for the barge you can custom order the bricks from Letbricks
@@RisingApe Is there a code or something in the instructions or do you just order manually piece by piece?
Edit: Great vid btw and I cannot thank you enough for exposing me to the potential of building my own space-blueberry armada :)))
@@emicklibs6024 I would rather use *GoBricks* bricks, they are very good quality and cheap and there are more colors possible than with Lego
The way I see it, these Chinese companies and independent creators are simply filling in a niche that Lego refuses to fill.
If Lego won't do firearms, military, or certain fantasy brands, then I have no problem giving my money to those that will provide.
I checked out Temu and can´t find a single decent set, it´s all seemingly obvious scam-sets that cost 5-30 dollars/euro. What keywords should i use?
I have seen them for sale on, Ali Express and on Les DIY search Warhammer Battleship or Macragges honor. Unfortunately Letbricks discontinued the set so you can’t use that link.
Where can you get the smaller version at the start of your video from?
This was sent as a bonus when I ordered the parts for the bigger MOC, here is a link to the MOC instructions though rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-168430/dertagedieb/warhammer-40k-battle-barge/#details
the link doesn't work for me. are the instructions still available.
Yes absolutely I will check the link again but it did work earlier in the week
So if I understand this, a creator made this design to use standard Lego Bricks? Then sells the instructions?
Designers, make the instructions known as MOCs folks source the parts themselves
Dang!
Exactly
Lego is better then gw
I mean, why not both??
@@RisingApe lego is mainly what i buy
It is a cool looking build
Yeh it’s awesome, no idea what to do with it now though!
I would’ve donated to my local game store for their display
I debated that actually I need to reach out to them! It’s massive though so not sure they will have room!
the title just pisses me off "i built the biggest warhammer LEGO on the internet" the biggest lego what?
biggest warhammer lego *built*
biggest warhammer lego *model*
biggest warhammer lego *design*
biggest warhammer lego *creation*
all of these would be fine and acceptable but just calling it "a lego" pisses me off to no end, i know i know im making a way bigger deal out of it than it has to be ... i know that its still horrible
its like calling a brick wall "a brick"
or calling a piece of origami/paper airplane "a paper"
Fair enough, i tested more grammatically correct versions but they weren’t clicked as often
Great stuff as always buddy, i might check out the cost of doing it with real lego, as lego sell loose bricks
I did look, it’s over £700 I think, but that’s on Bricklink so you could probably find it cheaper
@@RisingApe did check Lego and its about 700 euros
👍👍👍
How can you say building Macragges Honour sucked?
Because I am old and my spine is not built for floor bricks.. the model is cool though
@@RisingApe ah fair enough that is understandable
Nope, sry, my golden throne and throne room is bigger, and not yet finished
Wait... so have you gone completely clickbait?
I watched the video .. and wtf is "SCAM?" and "It Sucked"?
I wanted some honest feedback, but after this video's thumbnail I think you've taken yourself out of the running...
Hey, if you have watched my videos before you know I try to do give honest feedback of the kit, I review the clutch and the brick quality, I also talk about my spine being wrecked for over a minute too hence why it sucked. For an insight into YT the is a new feature that allows it to test thumbnails, i tested 3 a less dramatic version a different colour and this one, this one got 40% more engagement and at the end of the day after over 3 months work to make the video I do want people to watch it.
@@RisingApe Thanks for an honest response. Still feels awful clickbaity, even with that explanation (which I expect no one else will see).
I don't recall an outro in the video addressing either:
* "SCAM? No, just some pieces were missing and other didn't fit. Good value, but imperfect even with this (possibly 2nd) Chinese vendor."
or
* "It Sucked - meaning my ruining my back, my fault - sucked. But I loved the model and assembly was long but simple with the given directions."
@@RisingApe and yet you write scam and Lego...which both have no place here...and an explanation is also missing...so it remains just cheap clickbait
*@RisingApe* Are you sure these are Lego bricks? It doesn't look like Lego to me....
It’s not Lego, it’s sourced from a company called Let bricks as I said in the video. I think most people outside the core “brick” community call all bricks LEGO, much like vacuum cleaners are hoovers
@@RisingApe I'm from Germany and Hoovers doesn't mean anything to me...but I understand what you want to say "generic term" but Lego doesn't want to be that and is taking action against German and Austrian YT users with their lawyers....Lets Brick is not the manufacturer of the bricks, just a commissioner...if you can tell me the brick article number...it might be possible to tell the manufacturer....but maybe you are safe from Lego's lawyers, England is no longer part of the EU and other laws apply...although that doesn't really offer any protection either
@@zergling05 stop being a cop.
check out my 3.15m tall Warhammer 40k tower - made from LEGO bricks :)
and till the end of year I plan to make 12m long Warhammer 40k ship (Martyr), that is also 4m tall and 6m wide :)
Wow 😮
@@ivanangeli But that is expensive and not easy with Lego bricks...Why Lego? GoBricks is much cheaper and available in more colors than Lego and has a slightly higher clamping force
Prepare to catch flak for referring to it as Lego in the title. TLG generally doesn't like people conflating their products with competitors' products. I really apreciate the shoutout to amateur Lego designers though, I've found the practice is generally underappreciated.
A few folks have mentioned that but yeh I think crediting amateur designers is really important
Stop using the word LEGO if you are buying knock-offs…….
But AWESOME build ❤
Thanks 🙏
Lego have unfortunately been notorious for having color issues in regards to bricks being off colour. Just in case someone wants to buy with official pieces they dont get any surprises.
Yeh a few folks have said this, thanks for the comment
Please stop calling it LEGO when it's not.
Wasn't able to find it in the link you provided
In order to ensue I grabbed it without going via a Chinese reseller I ordered the bricks via Letbricks, you just have to contact them.