How It's Made: LEGO Sets

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  @SpitBrix · 3 years ago (edited) · pinned

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  @gaijininja · 3 years ago

  I always thought the extra pieces were there because they were the ones most likely to be lost on the builder&apos;s floor, or broken in the case of the laser bolt projectiles.

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  @flashkraft · 3 years ago

  Imagine being a LEGO designer. Could there be more of a dream job.

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  @nils920 · 3 years ago

  Meanwhile in a LEGO City family home: <br><br>&quot;Dad, where do babyfigures come from?&quot;<br><br>&quot;Son, it&apos;s time you finally learn...&quot; <b>shows this video</b>

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  @kentslocum · 3 years ago (edited)

  The packaging process is the one that I find most fascinating, because each set has so many different components. We never get to see where or how the instruction booklets are printed; are they printed off-site or on-site? Do they ever run out of instruction &nbsp;books and have to delay the entire production line? This is also the step where machines are currently being swapped out for recyclable paper bags, replacing the single-use plastic bags. I would love to see where the paper bags are made. I also wonder how many different sets a LEGO packaging facility manufactures at one time, and if all the factories make all the sets, or some facilities specialize in certain sets. Do they spend an entire day (or week, or month) just packaging a few set until there is a huge inventory to ship out, then switch to different sets, do they have one assembly line for each set, or do they vary how many assembly lines are dedicated to each set based on demand? What do they do with canceled sets that were already in production, like the Technic V-22 Osprey or Overwatch 2 Null Sector Titan?

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  @harasen_haras5 · 3 years ago

  As a Dane, I find it really cool that despite LEGO being so international, the main production still takes place in my home country.

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  @minidavo688 · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FsHeJXdJXOY&amp;t=171">2:51</a> BRO I WANT THIS FOR MY BIRTHDAY

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• SC

  @scoutgaming737 · 3 years ago

  I love how they invite kids to play with the sets

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• TY

  @tyfunk8614 · 3 years ago

  One of my favorite sets (and the most recent one I got) is the LEGO Moulding Machine (40502) which is only found in LEGO House in Denmark. I was a lucky duck and got it fairly cheap from Bricklink!

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  @EzBricks_ · 3 years ago

  I love this channel because it’s like a Lego version of google

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  @YT0091 · 3 years ago

  Great video! I&apos;m not a hardcore Lego guy but I&apos;ve played with them my entire life. I&apos;m always amazed how I&apos;ve never bought a single set that was missing a piece. Not once. The level of quality control in Lego is second to none.

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  @Dominic-h6u-u6g · 3 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FsHeJXdJXOY&amp;t=224">3:44</a> This designer is a goddamn genius for including that🤣🤣🤣