Riley is one of the chillest guys I know. You’re doing something that will impact his channel and life in an amazing way and you don’t even know. Keep at it Chris.
Chris kept saying he didn't know what the last tool is for, but in brick science's intro, he said the last tool was for the next puzzle. Seems like someone didn't pay attention to the instructions lol
@@noone-hd1ck The kids lego puzzle and overall content is cool, but the style of hyper aggressive micro editing that a lot of people use annoys the hell out of me. Like right at the start he cuts of "week" before he finishes making the sound of the word. It saves like 0.05 seconds.
Guy from brick science “there is nothing in the hat that’s just for the batteries” Chris “the hat is suspicious, why do you have such a big hat” (tries to move hat) 😆😆😆
Just throwing throwing this out there ....I would really like to see you involve us in a puzzle and go live so we can give you ideas on where to go or what to do if your stuck on a hard puzzle. Just something I'd like to see. If you read this give a like if you like this idea.
It's so clearly intended if you're experienced with lego! Unfortunately, Chris is a lot more experienced with puzzles than the mechanics of lego - it's pretty clear at like, around 4:00 when he's like 'this could push in' that he doesn't quite understand how lego pieces connect and what shapes they come in, which makes lego puzzles like these less interesting.
I feel like the 'pattern' in removable pieces is that hole. Once you realize the tool is used to extract, then you could deduce than any piece with a hole in it for that tool is a removable/adjustable piece. You never used your fingers to remove a piece; I think that's the key.
I really like the lego puzzels, and a ton of respect to the creator of this for being able to come up with this idea. Overall I didn't find this puzzle as interesting as the other Lego ones you've done though. The whole thing felt a bit messy and not sure if things were going right or breaking. Thanks for the video as always Chris!
I could be miles off but my first thought was Vincent Van Gogh, especially as it's the left ear that you use to effectively solve the puzzle. Van Gogh famously cut off the lower half of his left year. Just a thought. Love the content!
I recognized your film style today as my husband was watching Peter McKinnon. I realized what my film school teacher was talking about when they talk about a film voice. Your films are so fun. Keep filming!
Like everything about this... the guy's 4th wall style intro, his puzzle, the idea of more coming, his out video, the solve... everything but the camera angels... couldn't see what was going on half the time...
Long time watcher new(ish) subscriber and first time poster. Thank you for all your videos. It has gotten me back into puzzles. I have started a collection and enjoy them as I did as a kid. ALL YOUR FAULT! Your videos are great and you do an amazing job with Commentry and your intros are getting better and better. Thanks for being awesome and sharing it with us all.
That was a beautiful puzzle. Also the artistry taken to build such a wonderful puzzle box from Legos. Can't wait to see what else he brings to the table. #puremagic
Video: "You will find the key to the next one." "Don't lose that. You will need it." Chris: "I wonder what this is for." Also, the numbers? Please explain that, Chris.
Lego seems like a great medium for puzzle boxes since most people already have a sense of what forces are appropriate, what moves/what doesn’t, etc. which can also be used to subvert expectations. usually with wood and whatnot you can never tell if something was intended or badly made until you solve it.
THAT WAS GREAT @Chris Ramsay Definitely keep in contact with that “kid” making these puzzles for you, it’s very RARE to be able to find someone who can Spark curiousity within yourself & keep us all interested & entertained!
Good video and love the shots at the start, but the camera angles while solving the puzzle were killing me man... it's like saying "oh this is really cool" while hiding the cool thing. I was just wondering "what is he doing? cool hat tho" while on 7:32
I love LEGO and puzzles and LEGO puzzles so I found this super interesting to watch. Well done Brick Science, it was super ingenious, well done Chris for solving it. Thanks! 🧡💜💙
Not sure if you saw, Chris, but the Brick Science guy has a video on the building of your puzzle. He does warn you not to keep watching if you haven't solved the puzzle yet :)
Nice work. I'm a Lego designer too, and I have an idea that can be an answer to your notes. Die hard Lego users have a certain amount of force they consider fixed and below that is considered "removable". Basically replacing a maximum of studs with tile surface (slick) and using only a bare minimum of studs to keep things in place. But some studs will still be strongly in place even when only one. It's a technique to allow opening up buildings or vehicles to be able to play with the item or to display the inside. It could be useful if a couple of demo pieces are sent along with the puzzle, to demonstrate the feeling of which is which. These demo pieces could allow the user to feel which force is considered a loose connection and which force is not.
I really enjoyed this video and hope you continue with the sequel puzzles. I love to watch your watch your videos as a fellow puzzle lover, I simply love to admire as well as work them out. Keep doing what you do! 💜💜💜💜
I think you were good in your critiques. They were clearly meant to be a way for the maker to improve his methods and didn't diminish the fun we had watching or the fun you had solving. I think another option would be that if a piece is meant to pop off, then, perhaps one of the pegs or sides it is covering up can be color coded so that the solver know they are revealing something meant to be revealed. Now that I mention it. That could even be a place for a clue depending on how complex a puzzle should be like some of the most insane ones you've solved on this channel. Great work all around.
Thank you for all you do .As a low income single mother with helth issues. who is a a puzzle nut. I fill me with joy when you put out new videos I may not be able to afford to get any but at least I can see them being done by someone who is as passionate about it as you . Out of all the puzzles you do I think the ua saka saga puzzles . Thank you for being such a blessing in my life I look forward to your videos every week
Really looking forward to the next one if you do solve it honestly Lego puzzles have been really creative and fun I'm sure to both solve and watch being solved
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Wow! Just realized my video prematurely stops near the end! I mean.. who really watches that far? XD
It's a lore-related glitch.
i do
Every seconds of your video are precious
I do
💯💯💯💯💯💯👌
Yo! You solved it!
Great work! That claw piece was a tricky one! Don’t lose that last key!!
Nice work! I am looking forward to seeing what you come up with next.
Congrats! Didn’t expect him to actually make a video on it. Awesome!
Wow man, you are really talented. #Respect😌
Finally!
How did u come up with The Darth-Lego thing it was soo cool!
Riley is one of the chillest guys I know. You’re doing something that will impact his channel and life in an amazing way and you don’t even know. Keep at it Chris.
Woah! Wasn’t expecting to see you here! I lover your videos, there is so much work put into them! I think I might start a channel like yours!
@@obee7423 start a channel like it and enjoy doing it
Chris kept saying he didn't know what the last tool is for, but in brick science's intro, he said the last tool was for the next puzzle. Seems like someone didn't pay attention to the instructions lol
I wouldn’t listen to that annoying kid either
@@lordcrayzar lol what wasa annoying, seemed really cool to me
@@noone-hd1ck The kids lego puzzle and overall content is cool, but the style of hyper aggressive micro editing that a lot of people use annoys the hell out of me. Like right at the start he cuts of "week" before he finishes making the sound of the word. It saves like 0.05 seconds.
Exactly
Does he ever? lol
Please do all 3. If this was the easiest I really want to see what the other two are going to be like!
Me too! That one was so cool cant wait for the other two
Yes, doing the first two again quick for the 3rd would make a great video!
Guy from brick science “there is nothing in the hat that’s just for the batteries”
Chris “the hat is suspicious, why do you have such a big hat” (tries to move hat) 😆😆😆
lmao yes yes yes
Chris: The hat is sus... What are you hiding inside that hat?
Me: Nothing, just the stuff to turn on the lights.
Me
Yes, feels like he is doing really bad with instructions, for a magician.
So irritating lol he had to have not watched the video beforehand or something
I remember making one of these as a kid. To open it you just have to drop it on the floor and it all comes apart
Lol
This comment is underrated
My like, good sir, goes to you
Dude:".... Ok chris there is nothing in the hat"
Chris: "this hat is sus" lol
lmao yes yes yes
Still watching. Was there a cat in the hat?
I never thought I would see the day Heisenberg from Breaking Bad would be a Lego puzzle. 😆😆
Haha damnit you beat me
@@Crybaby-Media Exactly this too:D
I was looking for this comment. Bravo 👏👏
i saw that right away too lol
Yep
I LOVE LEGO! And I love you Chris Ramsay! CAN'T wait to see your face in the new SAW movie!
Wait really?
What
What seriously??
@@Limulouse He looks like they just took him straight from a puzzle shoot and splashed paint on him.
@@jeremyachristensen give a link please
i watch brick science and you im so happy that you did a kind of collab
I think it looks like Heisenberg from Breaking Bad :D
Nice video!
Agreed!
Same
Yesssss
Glad I wasnt the only one
“Do we want to delve deeper?” Umm is that a real question? Of course we do!
Chris' collection of puzzles must be INSANE! would love to see them all showcased in a video!
He probably has a warehouse store them all, haha. Or maybe just gives a lot of them away and keeps the best ones.
Yes, we do want to see part 2 and 3! Please and thank you!
Just throwing throwing this out there ....I would really like to see you involve us in a puzzle and go live so we can give you ideas on where to go or what to do if your stuck on a hard puzzle. Just something I'd like to see. If you read this give a like if you like this idea.
Am I the only one who was yelling when Chris removed the piece and thought it was a mistake, XD
I was also yelling lmao
Same lmao
livid
It's so clearly intended if you're experienced with lego! Unfortunately, Chris is a lot more experienced with puzzles than the mechanics of lego - it's pretty clear at like, around 4:00 when he's like 'this could push in' that he doesn't quite understand how lego pieces connect and what shapes they come in, which makes lego puzzles like these less interesting.
If you haven’t already watched it Brick Science did a build video on the puzzle 3 months ago since you were curious about the internal mechanics.
Your videos are the best!!! You deserve nothing but success!
I feel like the 'pattern' in removable pieces is that hole. Once you realize the tool is used to extract, then you could deduce than any piece with a hole in it for that tool is a removable/adjustable piece. You never used your fingers to remove a piece; I think that's the key.
To be fair to brick science, he explicitly said this 😂
I really like the lego puzzels, and a ton of respect to the creator of this for being able to come up with this idea. Overall I didn't find this puzzle as interesting as the other Lego ones you've done though. The whole thing felt a bit messy and not sure if things were going right or breaking. Thanks for the video as always Chris!
Is it just me or does this give me temple of notch vibes
That was awesome!! Growing up with Legos and loving Puzzles this is a perfect combo!!! I definitely want to see more from that dude....
2:58 When it's supposed to look like Chris: "Kinda looks like Freddy Krueger" LOL
Chris? Isn't it suppose to be Heisenberg?
@@JeyDB th-cam.com/video/4RNptK3KmqE/w-d-xo.html
@@JeyDB have you seen Brick Science’s video where he made the puzzle? He says it’s supposed to be Chris in the intro
I’d love to see how the story ends! Keep it going with the next one from Brick Science!
All of your freaking videos are edited beyond amazing. The intros and all that fun stuff you guys put in are so awesome. Gives me chills.
I could be miles off but my first thought was Vincent Van Gogh, especially as it's the left ear that you use to effectively solve the puzzle. Van Gogh famously cut off the lower half of his left year. Just a thought. Love the content!
I recognized your film style today as my husband was watching Peter McKinnon. I realized what my film school teacher was talking about when they talk about a film voice. Your films are so fun. Keep filming!
Brooo chris, the Lego puzzles are always lit. Also congrats on the SAW role man, much love from TN dude keep up the great work 💪🏻💪🏻
This is sick. I love the story stuff, and I think it's amazing that a viewer has contributed in such a fashion
Just saw a commercial for your new tv show, can't wait to see it. 👍
Yes, Yes, Yes! We want more Lego Puzzles! LE(ts)GO for all 3 of them!
Just saw your new show commercial on truTV channel Cant wait to watch
I feel like someone who understands Lego would have an easyer time solving this
Like everything about this... the guy's 4th wall style intro, his puzzle, the idea of more coming, his out video, the solve... everything but the camera angels... couldn't see what was going on half the time...
Long time watcher new(ish) subscriber and first time poster. Thank you for all your videos. It has gotten me back into puzzles. I have started a collection and enjoy them as I did as a kid. ALL YOUR FAULT! Your videos are great and you do an amazing job with Commentry and your intros are getting better and better. Thanks for being awesome and sharing it with us all.
That was a beautiful puzzle. Also the artistry taken to build such a wonderful puzzle box from Legos. Can't wait to see what else he brings to the table. #puremagic
I LOVE LEGOS AND PUZZLES YAY YOU MUST DO MORE OF THESE,CHRIS :)
Ok, now that that's a thing, someone needs to build a a head of Chris, as a puzzle. COME ON, smart peeps, do it.
He must’ve glued down the pieces that he didn’t want moved. I love legos and that’s an epic looking lego puzzle.
This is the first time I've ever shouted at the screen because you kept saying that part wasn't supposed to come out.
Chris: " This looks like Freddy Krueger"
Mr. X from Resident Evil: " Am I a joke to you?!!"
'if you give me something that fits somewhere, I'm gonna put it there' That philosophy could get you into trouble real fast Chris!
Sooooo chris...you should definitely do 2 and 3!
“If you’re gonna give me something that fits somewhere, I’m gonna put it there.”
****Chris Ramsay 3/31/21
Spoken by every man ever.
LESGOO IT’S Brick Science’s puzzle!!!!
Video: "You will find the key to the next one." "Don't lose that. You will need it."
Chris: "I wonder what this is for."
Also, the numbers? Please explain that, Chris.
Lego seems like a great medium for puzzle boxes since most people already have a sense of what forces are appropriate, what moves/what doesn’t, etc. which can also be used to subvert expectations.
usually with wood and whatnot you can never tell if something was intended or badly made until you solve it.
With all these puzzles you better live in the next saw movie😂
LOOOL everyone freaking out and Chris looking for hidden doors 🚪 and keys 🗝 🥺😅😂, as cool as a cucumber 🤭🥲😎
I love where your channel has gone watching you for the past couple years. Fantastic work Chris always intriguing and great content. 👍😁👍 👍😄👍 👍😄👍
I would be down to see you do the other two and see how the story unfolds with this
A Chris Ramsays post a day,
keeps the boredom away.
Should almost call this the heisenberg puzzel
THAT WAS GREAT @Chris Ramsay Definitely keep in contact with that “kid” making these puzzles for you, it’s very RARE to be able to find someone who can Spark curiousity within yourself & keep us all interested & entertained!
.. you killed me with the Freddy comment. It's definitely Walter White from Breaking Bad.
Wow that's cool!
Where is part 2?
It's funny that your first thought was Freddy Krueger when seeing the head. My first thought was Walter White aka Heisenberg from Breaking Bad.
“If you’re gonna give me something that fits somewhere I’m gonna put it there” me too homie... me too
Good video and love the shots at the start, but the camera angles while solving the puzzle were killing me man... it's like saying "oh this is really cool" while hiding the cool thing. I was just wondering "what is he doing? cool hat tho" while on 7:32
I love LEGO and puzzles and LEGO puzzles so I found this super interesting to watch. Well done Brick Science, it was super ingenious, well done Chris for solving it. Thanks! 🧡💜💙
I'm waiting for someone to send Chris a new timer. ;-P
Yes delve deeper loves the creativity of the puzzles and maker it mashes with you so well!!!
Imagine that being your head and him putting his finger in your eye.
1:57 I love the lego mask. It looks so cool
Not sure if you saw, Chris, but the Brick Science guy has a video on the building of your puzzle. He does warn you not to keep watching if you haven't solved the puzzle yet :)
Yes please, more LEGO. Thank you
One doesn’t experience self-transcendence, the illusion of self only dissipates🔺
Legos are the closest I've seen people get to making puzzle boxes without breaking the bank. Lego's are soo good
When she said she's single but now you're hiding in the closet: 8:16
I love the inspired collab! Lego forever!
Have you done another one of these? I definitely wanna see more.
"Spinning a Lego head, unsuccessful"
Though very fun
I love just eating and relaxing while watching you solve cool puzzles and hearing that nice voice. Keep doing you man
I build with lego from time to time these videos are awesome! Best lego puzzle yet
The lego puzzle saga is dope! Looking forward t o the next one
Chris, I thought it was great he tried to make the head look like you! Looking forward to the next in the series.
For a kid to come up with that, much respect to him.
Mann i love the puzzles
I love both Lego and Puzzles. I like your solving skills. Very nice.
Nice work. I'm a Lego designer too, and I have an idea that can be an answer to your notes. Die hard Lego users have a certain amount of force they consider fixed and below that is considered "removable". Basically replacing a maximum of studs with tile surface (slick) and using only a bare minimum of studs to keep things in place. But some studs will still be strongly in place even when only one. It's a technique to allow opening up buildings or vehicles to be able to play with the item or to display the inside. It could be useful if a couple of demo pieces are sent along with the puzzle, to demonstrate the feeling of which is which. These demo pieces could allow the user to feel which force is considered a loose connection and which force is not.
Gordan Ramsay king of cooking Chris Ramsay King of puzzles
Chris! The tools that came out the mouth you need for the next puzzle! Don't forget!
I really enjoyed this video and hope you continue with the sequel puzzles. I love to watch your watch your videos as a fellow puzzle lover, I simply love to admire as well as work them out. Keep doing what you do! 💜💜💜💜
This was a pretty good one, Chris. I'd like to see more of these :)
I think you were good in your critiques. They were clearly meant to be a way for the maker to improve his methods and didn't diminish the fun we had watching or the fun you had solving.
I think another option would be that if a piece is meant to pop off, then, perhaps one of the pegs or sides it is covering up can be color coded so that the solver know they are revealing something meant to be revealed. Now that I mention it. That could even be a place for a clue depending on how complex a puzzle should be like some of the most insane ones you've solved on this channel.
Great work all around.
Go for it the kid worked hard man also just thanks man you really inspired me to get back into magic its been awesome
So dope, looking forward to seeing the next one
Absolutely continue. I really want to see the next puzzle.
I hope we see more, I love these little narrative videos
I’m surprised he doesn’t see that it looks exactly like heisenburg from breaking bad!
Thank you for all you do .As a low income single mother with helth issues. who is a a puzzle nut. I fill me with joy when you put out new videos I may not be able to afford to get any but at least I can see them being done by someone who is as passionate about it as you . Out of all the puzzles you do I think the ua saka saga puzzles . Thank you for being such a blessing in my life I look forward to your videos every week
I continuously watched all the puzzle video and now Im curious about next lego puzzle 🤩
Like the puzzle, loved last upload too - think the variety is part of the channel's charm. Also liked your strange curio videos :-)
I can’t wait to see the follow up! I’ll have to see if it’s out yet.
another lego puzzle!!!! lets go!!!
That was super cool, I'm very impressed with the Lego engineering
Yesss, dig deeper, that was pretty cool!
I just watched this video. 9 months later haha are the other puzzles up on his channel now? I'd really love to watch this saga 🤗
Really looking forward to the next one if you do solve it honestly Lego puzzles have been really creative and fun I'm sure to both solve and watch being solved
Now you have a mystery and a plot.
Free content, I hope it continues.