Smallest vs Largest LEGO Pieces!
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- Let's look at LEGO's Smallest and Largest pieces
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In this video, we look at the smallest and largest LEGO pieces that have been included in various LEGO sets released! From LEGO bricks that are less than half an inch wide to LEGO pieces that are over a foot tall, you'll see the wide variety of plastic pieces that LEGO has released across its many unique themes! Do you have any of these LEGO pieces? Comment below!
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Hey I found a lego step that "breaks rule" on the new pinata set step 52 shows a 2×3 slope piece with 2 pink cheese slopes and then step 53 the pink cheese slopes are gone
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I don’t need to subscribe. Stop telling us that already
I used to have the mos isley set when I was 4 or 5
Ok😅
I think an honorable mention is the IKEA Lego containers which have the right dimensions dimensions to be a 100% compatible Lego brick
Damn it i was gonna say that lol
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Dimensions Dimensions, sorry I’ve been stuck in an IKEA for days now and I’m losing my ability to read
If you do count pieces on spruces, the infinity stone piece is very small, and still in production! It's definitely on a similar scale as the tiara, it also is so small that it can only be connected by tiny pin.
It is the smallest but this guy forgot apparently
it comes in a bigger piece just like the Harry Potter wands and the tools he showed in the video. i think that's why he didn't count them
@@senorbolainas2991 That's what I meant by sprues yeah. They're still far smaller than Harry Potter wands and that minifig screwdriver though, it definitely could've been mentioned in that section of the vid.
@@Pacca64 Those are actually called runners, not spurs. basically, they make all of the gates touch the parting line to make the runners stay attached when the parts are ejected from the mold. As opposed to using blind gates like most of their other pieces would use, which make it so the runners break off of the parts as they're ejected from the mold.
(I worked at a company that made injection molds)
@@kaylinosprey3306 Cool! Bricklink calls them Sprues, not entirely sure why X3
Surprised that the 93541 plane wings weren't even mentioned, they're probably the largest single piece I've ever handled with a size of 20x54x2/3 studs. While not quite the largest, that's still impressively big.
Absolute units
i have a couple of those and im pretty sure that the lego city lines boat is bigger
@@fezza6143 The boat is only 52 studs long.
Not sure if it's the exact same piece, but I defenitely have a massive wing piece from a semi-old LEGO airplane set. I remember the wing piece being nice and floppy, lol.
Another honourable mentiom is the massive "mask" from the Toa Terrain Crawler playset from Bionicle in 2007. While a fair bit smaller the larger pieces on this list, it's a pretty cool piece and is technically the largest mask from Bionicle (excluding ones from costumes, of course.
Some older Lego boats came with metal weights to prevent them from capsizing I think they weighed about 500 grams
He mentions that
People have probably already said this, but the wheel that those minifig tools come on is what's called a "runner" or "sprue". Basically the part of the mold where the plastic is actually injected. A lot of model kits ship with all the parts still attached to the runners
What about the large blue boat from the lego port set? That one could take the red/blue boat combo you showed in its cargo hold.
For baseplates there is another big one: a few Belville sets came with a raised 48x48 monstrosity. Good luck finding shelf space for that.
Another really small piece, certainly the smallest I have, is the small plume feather piece (87693). It came with the Rivendell set, and it was probably the hardest piece in that entire set to work with because of how light and thin it is
I still have a pair of those translucent blue quarter dome pieces used for the space base sets. Those are solid contenders for this list.
While they might be heavier than the tiara, the part that immediately came to my mind was the 87692 Feathers included in Lego Systems 1547, aswell as the 87694 single feather included in Lego Systems 6041
jup, the feather was also my first thought for smallest.
Infinity stones
@@TheFutureJedi They come connected to a wheel of multiple stones, doesn't count.
the feathers came on sprues as well, i had a couple of the old knights sets growing up.
@@M0torsagmannen They did back then, but the variants coming in todays cmf-figure bags is not attached to any wheels.
1:59 I remember that screwdriver being in the 2016 Ninjago Lighthouse though
There's a new mold for tools
Man, Galidor... It's shame it never took off. I never got to watch the show, but at one point I had almost all of the figures, I loved the toys.
yeah im surprised too. i never knew galidor was even a thing but seeing all those figures at the end.. i definitely had and HAVE all of them in a box somewhere. what really refreshed my memory was those weird hands and that green dude.
The infinity stone is the smallest
Lego hand?
Lego hand is bigger
@@xvexlol it's the Lego baby head
2:09
It's not produced as a single piece, so that doesn't count. He explained that in the video
The Horizon Zero Dawn thumbnail was the thing that got me here
the clone trooper rangefinder is only 0.06 grams, as is the ring piece from lotr sets, and both of those are still in production
2:42 nice
The hard work that went into this deserves a like.
How much were you bribed to say this?
They should bring the raised base plates back, I feel like it could add a lot to a set.
4:30 I STILL HAVE THAT SET IN MY GRANDPA'S HOUSE!!!! it was so cool, i was getting it to the outdoor pool all the time
Another honorable mention for heaviest brick might go to either of the NXT / EV3 bricks from mindstorms.
If galador counts, I think that the 3509 Lego Duplo Super Truck should be considered as one of the largest single lego pieces
1:05 is that the UnnecessaryInventions guy???
Actually in the older sets you had to put the levers together 1:51
Yup, and sets used to come with spare lever rods in case one got lost or broken.
Smallest: 1x1 circle
Biggest: 48x48 baseplate
Of course it's Galidor! Always back to haunt Lego
I had a moon-themed baseplate with some raised up rocks in an L shape around the side, they had craters in them. It was my favourite when I was a kid.
go to 4:27 and look at the minifigures swiming
Interesting video. Really well put together thank you really enjoyed it.
I actually had the Galidor ship when I was a kid, I had no clue what Galidor was but the ship was kinda cool. You just awakened a very old memory.
He mentions the smallest currently produced (not on a sprue) is the 1x1 round plate with hole. This is the lightest, but not the smallest. The smallest (I believe) is the 1x1 round tile.
While the stud is .01g lighter, the tile is smaller measuring .8 x .8 x .32 to the studs .8 x .8 x .5.
@Spitbrix671 ???!?!?!
Bro got that GTA five weapon weel 2:20
“ the red 2x4 LEGO brick-“
* shows picture of minifig wearing 2x3 brick *
Ok ngl that galidor pod is pretty cool thank goodness galidor sets nowadays aren’t that expensive
Man these are all pretty impressive.
4:05 not sure with what set but it also came in black, use to have one
I'm surprised he didn't mention the Lego city cargo ship from 2007
i think that would by his standards be considered two "piece-elements" since it's two parts that are joined when you open the box
speaking about the small lego pieces, what about lego coins. honestly, I can't remember when lego stopped making them, or whether or not they came off of a larger mold, but, I do remember the lego coins.
from what I can remember, the coins came on a sprue with four coins, but otherwise that would be my pick for the smallest, those things were tiiiny
Love it!
7:26 I had a bunch of hand me downs at one point. And among the myriad of prices was that set. I always wondered what the chair looking things with springs were.
Bruh, almost all Lego pieces aren't produced individually. Most Lego bricks start off as a huge block of plastic 💀
The Ninjago shurikens literally took me back to my childhood. I forgot they existed.
Another great vid🔥
I have the mini tiara, it came with some of the Palace Pets (Whisker Haven) sets
That Galidore lore drop makes me wonder if it inspired Generator Rex
I would've thought the lego star wars clone light peice that slides into the hole on the side of clones helmets was smallest
I'm pretty sure I had some Galidor happy meals toys. Thanks for unearthing a hidden memory
I have a raised base plate, it is meant to be a little pool where you can put a building next to, it’s pretty tall
0:40 it also appeared in the MBS Cantina? Wdym? @SpitBrix
This is insane
What about Lego Chima 70006 Cragger's Command Ship piece. It's definitely a bigger boat than the red and blue ones.
Fun fact: the storage bricks are perfect for toilet rolls. We bought them in lime green to match other things in the bathroom. They look good by the toilet and protect the rolls from water etc.
Don't forget the plastic boxes for the Lego Mindstorms robots that schools receive.
That little thing boba get had on his helmet is smoll
The 24x24 duplo baseplate is 38.4 x 38.4cm, I think that's a bigger footprint than anything he mentioned
I love your videos mate
I would love to see this but for minifugures. I'm sure there are some tiny as well as massive figs.
2:22 I got one of those tool wheels in a set once
I never watched Galidor cause I was 4 but I remember playing with the toys for YEARS after
Omg i used to play with my dads Lego boat when i was little thats just brought mad nostalgia
3:48 my old friend has a ship bigger than that.
cool. I'm why I'm watching this its 2:40am lol
How does the tiara compare to the ring of power from The Lord of the Rings sets? That's the piece I first thought of
a small piece to also mention are the gold coins
a big piece could all be the wings to the passenger plane and cargo plane
We had a boat that could float :>
Other big parts:
6714c01 - Technic Storage Case 36 x 48 WITH Removable Tray and Dividers
case11 - Technic Cybermaster Storage Case
What about the bumper hooks for the Aston Martin?
the true smallest lego piece, the most common stud when you drop it during building a set leading you to have to get a replacement since it no clipped into the backrooms
Huh, I had that module, I always used it as a sumbmarine, never knew what it was
3:18 what about the antenna pieces on top of the mosquito looking figures of the galaxy squad villain minifgures?
"[Galidor] was a short-lived cartoon", immediately shows live-action
Just 'cause something has bad CGI doesn't make it a cartoon lol
The dubak also appeared in the 2020 MBS mos eisly cantina.
Wow 🔥
The boat hull included in Lego City 7994 is good contender as well with a weight of 430 grams
and 74 studs long, so it's even longer that the soccer stadium
Also, the big boat piece there is a dark blue one and one of the newer Jurassic World sets from last year
Love the Aloy minifigure, love her in game, I just love her hair.
woah, i remember seeing a galidor figure in a box, it was the one with the jet arms. never knew that was even lego
poor brachiosaurus didnt come out soon enough to be in this video
The tiara isn’t small 😢 it’s average. Actually it’s pretty huge😭
The smallest piece ever made is the 90192 bug antenna. It only ever came in five sets in two colours, and weighs 0.02 grams.
I had two Gaildor action figures, main character and frog one - they were so fun better than bionicle it was like GI Joe x Bionicle
I have a Lego city harbor set with a cargo liner that’s similar to the floating boats shown, but even longer/heavier/larger
Also there are some very rare “base bricks”, (like the one in the adventurers Dino island research lab) which are the same depth of a standard Lego brick, having both studs and anti studs, but being potentially as large/unique in design/curvature as most “raised base plates”, which serve essentially the same function but are *much* thinner (way less plastic) & lack anti studs on the bottom.
I wouldn’t count gimmicky stuff like Galidor, sure Lego manufactured it, but very few people consider it a part of the “Lego system”
I genuinely had a gallidore set and had no idea that it was related to any TV show or anything, it was the weird black and purple dude.
Who is a better LEGO TH-camr: TD bricks or SpitBrix?
Another really large boat element came in a LEGO CHIMA crocodile boat set, i own that thing and it is massive.
Oh, I completely forgot about the stadium... I used to have that set. I could probably find the stadium again if I went through my moving boxes that I haven't opened since moving 7 years ago
I had the blue alien figure from Galidor but never knew where it came from
Love this vid
I think the 1x1 stud will be out of use soon because I’ve seen the use of the stud with a hole in it more than the regular stud
5:58 AH I have that!
How about Lego Quattro? These are gigantic pieces, 8 times bigger than Duplo.
great video
6:00 I have that one somewhere laying around
Finally Galidor wins something other than "Biggest Flop"
biggest lego peice i had as a kid was a big plastic table with the top being a workplate it came in 5 pieces the work top and four legs and it was officially licanced and sold by lego
Those mini flashlight things for the clone troopers from Lego star wars
honeoable might be the little trigger part of stud shooters unless those are piece elements i havent bought a set in a while so i dont remember
galador walked so bionicle could run
yeah kinda ironic the worst line has the largest lego set