@@Lumberjack_king it's not rude because I didn't name drop and it is a fair critique, and also just so you know the youtube ropes it's not the greatest to reply to an over 1 year old comment :) I mean no offence and I hope you are well
this is one of those guys that you just can't not like him. Like his passion, energy, humility, knowledge, kindness, humor. I need more friends like this guy. Hard to find people that are so passionate about these types of things anymore
@@brickstep8424 Right, what a nightmare. You have to pack up, most need to be taken apart, bubble wrapped, ziplocked, parts falling off when taking things apart, etc. I wish him luck and hopefully he has a ton of help. No way one guy can do this. This would take a month full time to have it all packed up properly.
DuckBricks: "I started to run out of shelf space in 2016", yet here he is, still collecting in the same space. Props to him to always finding inventive solutions to keep displaying his ever growing collection
I feel like it’s impossible to be a completionist collector like this guy and also keep everything displayed nice and tidy. He seems like a great guy and enjoys what he does
Yeah, it's like a museum. You can't display everything, especially if you want to get in your moc's too on display. Like you have to rotate the collection. Keep the best and favorite sets in a display case, stuff on the shelves group together your faves then rotate old ones for new exciting kits coming out, etc. He'd need like easily a dedicated space of like 2500 sq. feet at least. No living, only a bare 2500+ sq ft space to at least have most of the collection shown properly.
About time ma man Chris gets featured! GUINNESS WHERE U AT? Was low key expecting Joshua to stumble while going down the stairs backwards just as a joke to give Chris a jump lol
8,200 sets and 15,000 Minifigs? That's practically a LEGO metropolis you've got there! As much as I marvel at the collection, it makes me wonder about the skyscraper of plastic involved. Truly a build of epic proportions, in more ways than one!
Wow.. what a collection.. I love it.. This 8200 sets dwarfs my collection that I've had in the past (2002-2006) before I sold off half of it. My collection at its peak barely topped 1000+.. but I only collected classic legos from 1979 - 1998 and mostly city and space. Maybe one day If I ever get a bigger house and a huge room just for lego, I would love to build a huge collection room like I see on some lego channels with a huge city build.
Super impressive collection and knowledge of LEGO, but I think it’s time to move the collection to a larger space, or tear some down into storage. Let those sets breathe so you can tell what you’re displaying.
wow seeing those bionicle masks is so nostalgic for me. they were so much fun to play with, love the moveable arms and legs unlike the classic mini figs. and the masks were so cool looking
That is an absolutely amazing collection. I can't imagine how much work it will be to move everything into another building one day. Also congrats on winning Lego Masters.
When he said “actually Bionicle” I was sold. Bro is a true OG. Bionicle is still one of my favorite to this day and I may have spent a dumb amount this year on having the original 7 Toa Nuvas into my collection 😅
An amazing collection. Duck is a class act and now I know who I shooting for to have the largest mini fig collection as I’m ranked number 268 out of the hundreds of thousands on brick set . I have a lot of work to do to surpass that 15k mini figs as I’m up to 9300 . Great video as always guys
Cool video. I once back in July of 2000 got to display 3 of my custom Lego builds at Legoland in California for 2 days. It was a head bust of Optimus Prime and 2 different Autobot insignias. Since then I’ve added Lego LEDS and Fiber Optic bricks to light up the eyes and a much more massive bust down to Optimus’s thighs and shoulders down to the elbows. The chest can even open up and one day I hope to build the Autobot Matrix Of Leadership to go inside of his chest.
The fact that he has ALL of these lego sets is SUPER cool. That is a dream of mine to have a MASSIVE lego collection like that.,but It must be annoying having to dust them ALL. Actually, I'm gonna ignore the negatives and focus on the positives of have a massive lego collection.
But then it would be hard to sleep at night with such a gigantic collection that anything could happen to, what about if something falls/breaks/damaged in the middle of the night, a fire, or being publicised a chance of being nicked. Best be safe and have top-level insurance that covers him and the house and the Lego to be failsafe. The bigger the Lego collection the more at least some of these issues become apparent. You could risk it all without insurance/measures to limit risk but with such a gigantic collection you can never be too careful as there have been cases where someone shows Lego in a shed/house only to get it nicked by a probable rouge viewer. Still apart from that you virtually have a working record of almost all Lego sets in recent/some past history.
They've just banned him for 3 months from the Lego Ambassadors Network program for "spoiling/leaking" something, ungrateful basterds. He's gotta be one of their best customers (as a private person). Unbelievable.
This is so cool, I really would love to sort and organize all those lose bricks for him to make mocs, let me know when the museum is getting started, would love to help curate and sort the collection
That's been my question for the big lego collectors. How do they manage the dust as the collection grows and grows. For kits not in sealed display cases. Sounds like such a chore. My 2000 set collection, half on display is like every-year I gotta go in and dust and never get all of it.
Very nice and impressive, but it is not possible to appreciate anything in detail because of how crowded it is. I'm just wondering how to clean it all up. If with little I feel exhausted from cleaning, I can't imagine this.
Chris either needs no sleep or he has discovered the secrets of time dilation, as there's no other explanation as to how he fits his life into 24 hour days! 😱
Well now, this is taking the term "completionist" to a whole new level. It's an impressive collection no doubt, but at some point it just starts to look like clutter...
Well technically nobody ever *most likely but not impossible* will never have a complete Lego collection of all Lego sets because you would have to beat Lego own internal archive of all sets ever made and even they have a near complete record but you will have to get every set made even special ones sent to reviewers/prize giveaways and also the one of a kind minifigures etc... You could get close but never 100% complete due to some sets/items being only a handfull made.
@@danielwhittaker5184 true, but if he opens that museum Im sure people with the ones he's missing will help, now... don't know if Lego will help, if they do, he's good I think. But good point haha
Lego Bionicles is the reason I started like Legos when I was just 10 years old. I'm so glad that I still have 🎮Lego Bionicles Heroes video game🎮 for Gameboy Advance SP.
I would have no issue sorting the excess bricks. It would keep me busy for hours on end. I've started thinking of so many different ways to store them.
Duckbricks is great to watch. He’s well spoken, mature, respectable, no childish bs, family friendly, young, and relatable.
Yeah a great sense of humour and very respectable hustle and he doesn't seem like a manchild like a lot of other "toy" collector youtubers I know of
im pretty sure he has autism
He is asian; small pp
@@rocketninja4112 ok a little rude but ok I mean he is a really talented young man
@@Lumberjack_king it's not rude because I didn't name drop and it is a fair critique, and also just so you know the youtube ropes it's not the greatest to reply to an over 1 year old comment :) I mean no offence and I hope you are well
this is one of those guys that you just can't not like him. Like his passion, energy, humility, knowledge, kindness, humor. I need more friends like this guy. Hard to find people that are so passionate about these types of things anymore
I liek his small asian pp
Yes it is cluttered until he gets a bigger house, but this is the most impressive Lego collection ever.
He needs a warehouse
😄
Imagine having to move this…
@@brickstep8424 Right, what a nightmare. You have to pack up, most need to be taken apart, bubble wrapped, ziplocked, parts falling off when taking things apart, etc.
I wish him luck and hopefully he has a ton of help. No way one guy can do this. This would take a month full time to have it all packed up properly.
imagine an earthquake happens@@ShortRound42
The Sheetrock repairman will make plenty of money here when he leaves.
DuckBricks: "I started to run out of shelf space in 2016", yet here he is, still collecting in the same space. Props to him to always finding inventive solutions to keep displaying his ever growing collection
Props to the cameraman
Thanks! 😎
This dudes admiration and passion for Lego is inspiring. If we all had this energy the world would be better.
I admire his small asian pp
I like his joy when he's talking about his collection.
i find it over bearing and off putting, dial it back.
@@KySparkzu just don’t like happy people
@@KySparkz bro is jealous
I have joy for his small asian pp
Im so happy joshua Walked backwards down the stairs in the intro😂
I feel like it’s impossible to be a completionist collector like this guy and also keep everything displayed nice and tidy. He seems like a great guy and enjoys what he does
Yeah, it's like a museum. You can't display everything, especially if you want to get in your moc's too on display.
Like you have to rotate the collection.
Keep the best and favorite sets in a display case, stuff on the shelves group together your faves then rotate old ones for new exciting kits coming out, etc.
He'd need like easily a dedicated space of like 2500 sq. feet at least. No living, only a bare 2500+ sq ft space to at least have most of the collection shown properly.
His collection is so huge. I can't imagine how cool it would look with a bigger house
His collection is huge, his asian pp is small
About time ma man Chris gets featured! GUINNESS WHERE U AT?
Was low key expecting Joshua to stumble while going down the stairs backwards just as a joke to give Chris a jump lol
I feel like people don't realize that fishing line can hold a 25-35 Pound fish.
Most people don't know how to even use a reel, yet alone the different strengths if different lines.
8,200 sets and 15,000 Minifigs? That's practically a LEGO metropolis you've got there! As much as I marvel at the collection, it makes me wonder about the skyscraper of plastic involved. Truly a build of epic proportions, in more ways than one!
props to pulling this off, but this would only stress me out. So messy lol 😂
Same
I really enjoyed this video! It was a lot of fun to just pause it frequently & see everything in detail even though it took me like 4 hours to watch.
Wow.. what a collection.. I love it.. This 8200 sets dwarfs my collection that I've had in the past (2002-2006) before I sold off half of it.
My collection at its peak barely topped 1000+.. but I only collected classic legos from 1979 - 1998 and mostly city and space.
Maybe one day If I ever get a bigger house and a huge room just for lego, I would love to build a huge collection room like I see on some lego channels with a huge city build.
Awesome collection and always love Chris' knowledge and love of Lego ; ) Can't wait to see how his team does on Lego Masters too ; )
#bringbacklegolotr. We need more lotr Lego!! Duckbricks has one of the best LEGO collections I’ve ever seen
This is probably the biggest lego collection I've ever seen quite impressive that 70s Lego set the gear one would look really cool framed
Super impressive collection and knowledge of LEGO, but I think it’s time to move the collection to a larger space, or tear some down into storage. Let those sets breathe so you can tell what you’re displaying.
Yes, this is exactly why he says he's moving to a new location soon.
Can’t wait to see the new space!
That’s gonna be amazing
This dude has more money tied up in colored plastic pieces than most people earn in their lifetime.
Two of my favorite youtube channels combined!
I was wondering when you'd tour duck's basement, lol
wow seeing those bionicle masks is so nostalgic for me. they were so much fun to play with, love the moveable arms and legs unlike the classic mini figs. and the masks were so cool looking
Bro needs to rent a warehouse, that’s insane.
Bro needs a good fire suppression system, no joke that’s historic I don’t wanna see this lost
This man is living proof you can NEVER have too much LEGO 💪
I feel like it is exactly the opposite.
This asian man is proof his pp is small
I always love showing duckbrick videos to my wife when she tells me abother time that I have too much lego in our house😅.
I’m not into legos but this is one of the coolest rooms over ever seen
Probably the coolest Lego Collection i have ever Seen
Just imagine what he could do if he had a bigger space
It is here! The crossover video we’ve all been waiting for!
Just imagine this place at night, or every time he leaves the house, in the Toy Story universe! It would be absolute madness!!!
Duck Bricks is fulfilling my dream to make a Lego museum.
Nice little collection. Hopefully you dust them thoroughly every month or two at least.
A MOC Tesla Roadster would look awesome tucked away in this space collection on the ceiling!! 14:45
Really nice to listen to duckbricks, love the collection ! Top notch
This guy is on Lego masters when I watch it he builds so welllllll
That is an absolutely amazing collection. I can't imagine how much work it will be to move everything into another building one day. Also congrats on winning Lego Masters.
When he said “actually Bionicle” I was sold. Bro is a true OG. Bionicle is still one of my favorite to this day and I may have spent a dumb amount this year on having the original 7 Toa Nuvas into my collection 😅
He did whole bionicle lore video. It has like 9hr XD
I’d literally be CRAWLING in that room to not break anything
Impressive, most impressive!
Duck Bricks Must have the most extensive collection of Lego ever , CRAZY! Not even Zack the Lego maniac can hold a candle .
An amazing collection. Duck is a class act and now I know who I shooting for to have the largest mini fig collection as I’m ranked number 268 out of the hundreds of thousands on brick set . I have a lot of work to do to surpass that 15k mini figs as I’m up to 9300 . Great video as always guys
Happiest guy on yt
Cool video. I once back in July of 2000 got to display 3 of my custom Lego builds at Legoland in California for 2 days. It was a head bust of Optimus Prime and 2 different Autobot insignias. Since then I’ve added Lego LEDS and Fiber Optic bricks to light up the eyes and a much more massive bust down to Optimus’s thighs and shoulders down to the elbows. The chest can even open up and one day I hope to build the Autobot Matrix Of Leadership to go inside of his chest.
The fact that he has ALL of these lego sets is SUPER cool. That is a dream of mine to have a MASSIVE lego collection like that.,but It must be annoying having to dust them ALL. Actually, I'm gonna ignore the negatives and focus on the positives of have a massive lego collection.
I’d imagine that basement doesn’t get too much dust
Hmmmm 🤔Probably not, I didn't think about that.
But then it would be hard to sleep at night with such a gigantic collection that anything could happen to, what about if something falls/breaks/damaged in the middle of the night, a fire, or being publicised a chance of being nicked. Best be safe and have top-level insurance that covers him and the house and the Lego to be failsafe. The bigger the Lego collection the more at least some of these issues become apparent. You could risk it all without insurance/measures to limit risk but with such a gigantic collection you can never be too careful as there have been cases where someone shows Lego in a shed/house only to get it nicked by a probable rouge viewer. Still apart from that you virtually have a working record of almost all Lego sets in recent/some past history.
Can't wait for his museum it's going to be incredible he's going to need to run the tour 4sure ❤
More than 1M dollars in this room
Meanwhile the Lego CEO crying tears of joy watching this while counting his cash "collection". 😂
They've just banned him for 3 months from the Lego Ambassadors Network program for "spoiling/leaking" something, ungrateful basterds. He's gotta be one of their best customers (as a private person). Unbelievable.
I love that Josh did the backwards walk down the stairs! Not as fluid as The Duck, but very good!🔥
I'm 99% sure the duck is just printing money at this point
Rich parents
Crazy Rich Asians come to mind lol
apparently he works at Microsoft, dude probably makes more in a month than most do in a year.
That’s the real grotto right there
( his idea of some sort of museum would actualy be really cool tho) that's such an insane collection :o
With over 8000 sets, wouldn't that make YOU the world record recipient?
Respect! Collating this as he has done is a monstrous achievement in itself.
god forbid there’s an earthquake 😂
Or fire...
@@nuneke0 yeah you’d eventually get tired of the smell of burning plastic
This is so cool, I really would love to sort and organize all those lose bricks for him to make mocs, let me know when the museum is getting started, would love to help curate and sort the collection
When I see this kinf of videos, my mind always go on cleaning theme
I would love to know how hat Duck does for a living that he can afford all these beautiful pieces????
The thing that scares me the most for him and for me…… what if our houses catch on fire.
just glosses over the chief minifig like its nothing 😭
Wow that's a lot of lego
I nearly have every ninjago minifigures ninja suits and 1 of each avenger
I only saw the Shorts version before...
But already guessed the glasses guy who kept avoiding the camera is the owner. 😊
Crazy collection. I hate dust and spiders so I wonder how he deals with that
I would spray the crap out of everything with Home Defense to keep the spiders away or dead
That's been my question for the big lego collectors. How do they manage the dust as the collection grows and grows. For kits not in sealed display cases. Sounds like such a chore.
My 2000 set collection, half on display is like every-year I gotta go in and dust and never get all of it.
I can't Believe you have The Dragon Smoug from the movie The Hobbit. very Awesome bro 👍
i've been dreaming about a massive lego collection
Very nice and impressive, but it is not possible to appreciate anything in detail because of how crowded it is. I'm just wondering how to clean it all up. If with little I feel exhausted from cleaning, I can't imagine this.
This dude is the definition of a nerd i would like to befriend him. Also, im curious how long this actually took cause that's insane😮
Its amazing to think that all of that plastic used to be crude oil. And double the weight too.
Chris either needs no sleep or he has discovered the secrets of time dilation, as there's no other explanation as to how he fits his life into 24 hour days! 😱
Awesome collection !!
Ayyyy my man!! Love his content
Crazy collection !
How rich is this guy and the camera quality is amazing
There's absolutely no way he can move houses
“CHRISTOPHER!!!“
I've seen this collection again, in maaany videos and as always I think - "WOOOW!!!"" -
Well now, this is taking the term "completionist" to a whole new level. It's an impressive collection no doubt, but at some point it just starts to look like clutter...
Thank you! Everyone always praises his set up but it just looks like a mess to me. If you don't have space, it just looks ugly and messy
There's no such thing as to much Lego ahah
And... since he has the museum plan, it has to be saved anyway.
Well technically nobody ever *most likely but not impossible* will never have a complete Lego collection of all Lego sets because you would have to beat Lego own internal archive of all sets ever made and even they have a near complete record but you will have to get every set made even special ones sent to reviewers/prize giveaways and also the one of a kind minifigures etc... You could get close but never 100% complete due to some sets/items being only a handfull made.
@@danielwhittaker5184 true, but if he opens that museum Im sure people with the ones he's missing will help, now... don't know if Lego will help, if they do, he's good I think.
But good point haha
Shoutout to Aqua Raiders and Gallidor
DuckBricks is the best, especially for supporting the less appreciated themes with AFOLs like Bionicle.
Moving is gonna be a nightmare.😐
That's what I was thinking
Some of chris lego collection is goals frfr.
In the first ten seconds you almost take out the dinosaur collection lol hope he doesn't have earthquakes where he lives👌
Amazing collection
Almost anxiety inducing lol.
I'd like to know where he got those drawers at 52:00
Scary to think about a basement flood down there 😭
Bro this must be Paradise... 😅
That dude is the Lego God 👊👊👊
Amazing collection :)
One earthquake and that's it 😂
Lego Bionicles is the reason I started like Legos when I was just 10 years old. I'm so glad that I still have 🎮Lego Bionicles Heroes video game🎮 for Gameboy Advance SP.
This room holds more money than Scrooge McDuck's money bin.
Nice collection
Very nice and congrats to Chris 👌🌟 ..but "it's a rich man's world"..
Answering the question ... "Can one have too much Lego?" 😱
He needs a museum.
He should build a Lego Museum as a personal property…
how on earth can you keep that clean/dust free?
I would have no issue sorting the excess bricks. It would keep me busy for hours on end. I've started thinking of so many different ways to store them.