There's a great but also tragic story behind the original lego horse. The designer of the horse mold accidently left an earlier prototype on their boss' desk for final review rather than his final fixed mold. The old prototype version was approved, whose legs were not quite the same width/shape, and that was the first lego horse.
I cannot help myself, I love this kind of interaction... My Lego world is an insect-based world to which all the minifigs are humanoid insects that I call "Insektorians", so of course my fav mold that I get as much as I can are the ant molds from Indiana Jones and Antman, fun-fact, in Jurassic World the video game they had one in red, and I REALLY wish they made it in that color. By that same vein, I have alot of Scorpions and the Galaxy Squad larvae to act as fauna. but I do like collecting animal molds when possible and do sprinkle them in, they add alot of life to my layout, especially the dogs. I love the Lego Dinosaurs and I really do wish they release a Stegosaurus mold hopefully in brown as I do want to see an update, because I also like Lego Adventurers and would like to one day get the Dino Island sets but prefer the more recent dinos. My fav is the Ankylosaurus which is my fav dino in general and I have 2 of them. I also collect Minecraft stuff but they are brickbuilt so I know they don't really count, but I do love the Sheep in that game, and hope they release that head mold in more colors. One animal that you didn't show, probably don't count as such, though I myself am thinking of picking one up, is the giant snail from the belville line, I believe they came in 2 colors and had removable shells. Other animals I like, I have been thinking of grabbing that Disney set to get the sheep, though if they come out with those farm sets you mentioned I'll pick that up, snakes for my Lego Adventurers sets and some horses. Really loved watching this video and seeing how expansive Lego's bestiary truly is and it makes me want to grab some online, well done DuckBricks!
The modern dinosaurs look pretty cool, but I definitely prefer how the old ones had a modular building system. I hope they can create a new version of that. I also hope Lego does another Kaiju line some day, similar to Dino Attack, but maybe with more brick-built elements.
The size of the first Dilophosaurus is scientifically correct, because they reached 2.5 m in height. Although I must admit that the current version is technically faithful to the movies, although only a juvenile specimen was seen in the movies. So I think they should go back to the bigger mold.
Awesome video! What are you top 5 wanted animals/dinosaurs you want Lego to make? Mine is: 1. Parasaurolophus 2. Brachiosaurus 3. Spinosaurus 4. Pachycephalosaurus 5. Allosaurus
I realize you're more of a Lego enthusiast rather than an animal enthusiast (whereas I'm the opposite), but I can't help but correct a few things. That is a chameleon, not a newt The rays are stingrays not manta rays (the new mold's print seems to be based on either a spotted eagle ray or a blue spotted ray). I am happy that you identified the eagle remold/reprint as an African eagle rather than a vulture.
its amazing how a grown man truely lives out childish fantisies that we have all had wilst playing with legos keep up the great work man and always follow your passion
I have all The Lego elves baby and adult dragons cause i grew up with it In my childhood before they ended making it! I also have a collection Of Jurassic world dinosaurs!
The white lion was not introduced to make more profits/collectability or something but was to resemble a white lion that is a gene mutation that is incredibly rare irl.
Lego didn’t invent the idea for a white lion, but they recolored the Lego lion piece for money. At the end of the day Lego is a company that there end goal is to make money.
I’ve never been this patient and now I’m literally weirded out because i was sitting here and watcing this video for an hour😳 thank you so much for showing all of this
I want the orange cat, the penguin, the reindeer, the polar bear, the white horse, the red dragon, the stigymolich, the dilophosaurus, and the coelophysis.
I have a black Lego witch's cat that's almost as tall as a minifigure. It's bigger than the lego Husky. I think it maybe came with the Lego Madame Frost Witch set
You managed to get a lot of the elephants and I wasn’t able to get any of them because you got so many. I was excited to get one but by the time I got to bricks and pieces all the heads were gone maybe if you wouldn’t have bought so many I would have been able to get one. It was my only chance to get one for a price I can afford and I will probably have to wait until it cost like $200 when I’m 30 or something to get it.
very, very nice collection, and video of course! I'd have a question for you though: last year I got a Jabba's Palace from 2012 from a korean bricklink seller... The thing is, inside of the box, there was a transparent lego sorting box branded "LEGO Star Wars", and a sort of small card which I guess suggests this was a sort of "golden-ticket item". I have found nothing on the internet about it, would you have any idea what this is/if it would be valuable to collectors?
This is a good question! Due to toy packaging laws in Korea, all boxes must be filled to capacity to prevent false advertising. That’s why almost every Lego set sold in Korea comes with an extra little sorting box to fill up space!
It's really nice to see someone share the same hobby as me. I've reccently started collecting lego minecraft and actually just bought the swamp adventure for 10€ For anyone wondering i live in germany
it's kinda silly but this video makes me so emotional!! I love lego & Playmobil animals, makes me so happy to see!! but at the same time I get so sad from all the nostalgia & bc I lost my/my brother's entire childhood collection in a flood a few years ago. I'm crying lmao but thanks for this video !!
20:50 by the way did you know that black panthers aren’t real? Let me rephrase that. Black panthers are actually a leopard or Jaguar with high levels of melanin. It’s the chemical or whatever in your skin that makes it darker. A;so did you know that saber the saber tooth tigers are actually lions? Yea they weren’t tigers they where lions.
This man is the exact person every kid aspires to be.. millionaire? Hell no I want to be this guy Even if I do have a million dollars I'm not taking just months to find that stuff on the internet
1:12:11 Agree with this, had the (Raptor?) version from that lineup with the red/yellow belly. Even as a kid i thought the color-scheme/design was too over the top, but it was the only Lego Dino i had that was not cast in rubber.
some corrections: Pteranodon and pterodactylus are not the same animal. Pteranodon and pterodactylus are not dinosaurs they are pterosaurs The og pterosaur wasnt a pterodactyl it was a pteranodon same genus as the new mold. dilophosaurus isnt size accurate, its jp size accurate irl dilophosaurus was quite bigger lacked the frill and didnt spit venom the dinos tthat reuse the indoraptor mold are baryonyx and more recently in dominion 2022 wave therizinosaurus. those two that use the same body mold are gallimimus and stygimoloch. black panthers are just jaguars with melanism
Honestly, I disagree about the 2012 dinosaurs, I think the stripes are a bit more realistic, the raptors have funny eyes compared to new ones but the T. rex eyes are pretty much the same.
I personally think that LEGO Dino 2012 should have a revamp. It'd be awesome, just having a Dinosaur-related theme that has got a better price per piece ratio. LEGO Dino had much more personality than JW. Jurassic World sets are damn boring and they reuse a lot of pieces, I mean, just look at the two Baryonyx, they're horrible
@@sauron6977 Ok but you'd agree that when you buy a set you're paying for the plastic and printing and that the amount of plastic to create many mid and large sized dinosaurs as well as the printing for all that massive plastic is more than standard pieces? It's hard for LEGO, in their terms, to create a good profit off of Dinos especially in terms of price per piece just because of the size of the molds. That's not even considering licensing costs for things like Jurassic Park & Jurassic World ect
@@austinbethel2137 I do agree with you at some point. The latest wildlife rescue sets exemplify what you did comment. The 60307 has only five hundred pieces and costs one hundred dollars. So, yes the molds are quite expensive expensive and I find another examples in similar sets. But if LEGO made a non-licensed theme with dinosaurs, those sets would ve cheaper than Jurassic World's ones.
@@sauron6977 Yeah they'd be cheaper but still overpriced. The irony is technically LEGO could still sell them for whatever they wanted and honestly, while I do know in terms of manufacturing production there is a break even point as in there is a $ range LEGO sticks between so they do actually make a profit on sets, but from what I've seen they can price the sets cheaper and still make a profit. However that goes back to the overarching idea of capitalism in "putting profits over x" although that is the whole foundation of capitalism. I'm not saying it's right that we were born into a world like this but simply that everyone else was as well. When most businesses are built off the structure of creating revenue then their main goal is to make money. However I look at it this way in terms of Dinos for LEGO: They're a good toy company and do care about their products, in order for them in their business structure to make molded lego dinosaurs (licensed and unlicensed) they have to charge more money for both the sheer amount of plastic molding and printing. You do in general get a "Acceptable to high quality product" for thr price and Lego gets the profit. To make up for this Lego assures the customer that not all sets are the same i.e. a Ninjago set that doesn't have 2 giant molded figures will be cheaper on average than a Dinosaur themed set that does. So to me yeah they're pricy but still somewhat fair in terms of Lego's logic with my rationale that Dino set prices average > other set theme prices average. Personally I don't like what they did with the Dilos, regardless of whether they're more or less accurate,, because you can't move their necks but I also think it would be cool to get some new raptors that have feathers represented in the molding/printing like more realistic raptors than reptile skin which I believe will actually be in the 3rd World movie but I don't think "feathered" raptors are in any of the leaked Fallen Kingdom sets
It’s so much fun seeing a grown man be so passionate about Legos
I’d probably say young man but I don’t know his age.
It's pronounced just LEGO
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Bro don't say Legos it's lego
@@hydro2517 who tf cares
This is a video for the ages thanks for your time and saving all this valuable pieces for the people to admire.
There's a great but also tragic story behind the original lego horse. The designer of the horse mold accidently left an earlier prototype on their boss' desk for final review rather than his final fixed mold. The old prototype version was approved, whose legs were not quite the same width/shape, and that was the first lego horse.
That’s not really tragic though
They look so cool all together,
especially all the dinosaurs
I cannot help myself, I love this kind of interaction...
My Lego world is an insect-based world to which all the minifigs are humanoid insects that I call "Insektorians", so of course my fav mold that I get as much as I can are the ant molds from Indiana Jones and Antman, fun-fact, in Jurassic World the video game they had one in red, and I REALLY wish they made it in that color. By that same vein, I have alot of Scorpions and the Galaxy Squad larvae to act as fauna. but I do like collecting animal molds when possible and do sprinkle them in, they add alot of life to my layout, especially the dogs.
I love the Lego Dinosaurs and I really do wish they release a Stegosaurus mold hopefully in brown as I do want to see an update, because I also like Lego Adventurers and would like to one day get the Dino Island sets but prefer the more recent dinos. My fav is the Ankylosaurus which is my fav dino in general and I have 2 of them.
I also collect Minecraft stuff but they are brickbuilt so I know they don't really count, but I do love the Sheep in that game, and hope they release that head mold in more colors.
One animal that you didn't show, probably don't count as such, though I myself am thinking of picking one up, is the giant snail from the belville line, I believe they came in 2 colors and had removable shells.
Other animals I like, I have been thinking of grabbing that Disney set to get the sheep, though if they come out with those farm sets you mentioned I'll pick that up, snakes for my Lego Adventurers sets and some horses.
Really loved watching this video and seeing how expansive Lego's bestiary truly is and it makes me want to grab some online, well done DuckBricks!
This makes me wanna get some legos for sure
Wow
Loved the Lego chima music in the background, a childhood fave!
He has the most naturally profesional voice I’ve heard. Maybe he does it, but it doesn’t sound artificial. Wow
1:16:28 if your wondering the dino’s name
Toro
The modern dinosaurs look pretty cool, but I definitely prefer how the old ones had a modular building system. I hope they can create a new version of that.
I also hope Lego does another Kaiju line some day, similar to Dino Attack, but maybe with more brick-built elements.
I love the chima music in the background
The size of the first Dilophosaurus is scientifically correct, because they reached 2.5 m in height. Although I must admit that the current version is technically faithful to the movies, although only a juvenile specimen was seen in the movies. So I think they should go back to the bigger mold.
In what universe is it correct..
@@charliebowen5071 Those two molds can be correct, but I'm afraid we aren't getting a new Raptor-sized Dilo in a while
1:14:45 that Lego Rex has the best paint job to me
Awesome video! What are you top 5 wanted animals/dinosaurs you want Lego to make?
Mine is:
1. Parasaurolophus
2. Brachiosaurus
3. Spinosaurus
4. Pachycephalosaurus
5. Allosaurus
my top 3 are probably the same 😍
I want 1.ceratasaurus with all new pieces
2.megoldon
3.feathered utahraptor
4. Obama
5. Supersaurus now
@@Preyquil59 Cool list. We also need a Stegosaurus and Hillary Clinton.
I swear the entire point of duck bricks youtube channel is just to flex his amazing lego collection 🤣
The green Lambo is sick
the black bear was also used in a set i own from the lego mountain police line
I realize you're more of a Lego enthusiast rather than an animal enthusiast (whereas I'm the opposite), but I can't help but correct a few things.
That is a chameleon, not a newt
The rays are stingrays not manta rays (the new mold's print seems to be based on either a spotted eagle ray or a blue spotted ray).
I am happy that you identified the eagle remold/reprint as an African eagle rather than a vulture.
the rays arent stingrays, too big
@@sajo989 I think you underestimate how big stingrays can get. Plus for the new mold at least, the shaping is perfect for a stingray
And a "Louisiana-style" crocodile would just be an alligator, lol.
Prayers up for the LEGO Goat, I’ve started a go fund me to stop its extinction 🙏
That Aqua zone is incredible. Most of the animals from my childhood were the aquatic ones.
I love how your room is so chaotic it looks so cool and i want my room to look like that when im older
That’s a lot of interesting creatures and I hope to add some more of these to my collection! My favorites are the triceratops, elephant, and camel.
its amazing how a grown man truely lives out childish fantisies that we have all had wilst playing with legos keep up the great work man and always follow your passion
17:30 This the closest lego will ever come to making a lego ICE AGE set
That would've actually been amazing if they made Lego Ice Age
I have all The Lego elves baby and adult dragons cause i grew up with it In my childhood before they ended making it! I also have a collection Of Jurassic world dinosaurs!
This guy is living proof that Lego isn’t just for kids
9:38 My childhood in one frame.
fun fact birds are actually dinosaurs
The nostalgia on some of these is overwhelming
Where did this man find all this money?! Really impressive though.
The white lion was not introduced to make more profits/collectability or something but was to resemble a white lion that is a gene mutation that is incredibly rare irl.
Lego didn’t invent the idea for a white lion, but they recolored the Lego lion piece for money. At the end of the day Lego is a company that there end goal is to make money.
Really love these animals. Though I do find it a shame that girls don't really get posable animals in their sets.
The brown and black recolour of the husky piece was released in some Jurassic world sets, for example the grey baryonyx set with the caravan and jeep.
I’ve never been this patient and now I’m literally weirded out because i was sitting here and watcing this video for an hour😳 thank you so much for showing all of this
I want the orange cat, the penguin, the reindeer, the polar bear, the white horse, the red dragon, the stigymolich, the dilophosaurus, and the coelophysis.
omg so much lego builds u gotta be a big fan of lego
I have a black Lego witch's cat that's almost as tall as a minifigure. It's bigger than the lego Husky. I think it maybe came with the Lego Madame Frost Witch set
Sounds like the Belville (Scala) cat that came in black, grey and white. I used the black one as a panther until the System panther was released.
Nice collection!
Man I really want some more Lego dragons then I will be inspired to vet Lego life back
You managed to get a lot of the elephants and I wasn’t able to get any of them because you got so many. I was excited to get one but by the time I got to bricks and pieces all the heads were gone maybe if you wouldn’t have bought so many I would have been able to get one. It was my only chance to get one for a price I can afford and I will probably have to wait until it cost like $200 when I’m 30 or something to get it.
Brand new horse pice that you can se right here (silents)
9:48 It’s Nigel in LEGO form!
I LOVE DOGS
Love these kind of videos👍🏻
i want the dragons especially Smaug
So jealous of your collection. Ever consider doing a video on all your big figs?
34:51 Its a chameleon
The robotic shark from agents reminds me of that dude Clanker from the N64 game Banjo-Kazooie.
I some how got the goat as a kid and the cow
This grown man is a Lego nerd...AND I LIKE IT! ITS LIKE HE KNOW EVERYTHING ABOUT EVERYTHING
Cool
very, very nice collection, and video of course! I'd have a question for you though: last year I got a Jabba's Palace from 2012 from a korean bricklink seller... The thing is, inside of the box, there was a transparent lego sorting box branded "LEGO Star Wars", and a sort of small card which I guess suggests this was a sort of "golden-ticket item". I have found nothing on the internet about it, would you have any idea what this is/if it would be valuable to collectors?
This is a good question! Due to toy packaging laws in Korea, all boxes must be filled to capacity to prevent false advertising. That’s why almost every Lego set sold in Korea comes with an extra little sorting box to fill up space!
34:50 Chameleon not gecko
The first Lego T.rex almost looks like it has arm feathers. Definitely not intentional but very cool
great videos man keep it up!
Love animals :) great to see horses and other animals from the past and up till now :)
The "tiny dog" is the Chihuahua mold.
today I've learned what jelousy means, what an impressive collection!
It's really nice to see someone share the same hobby as me.
I've reccently started collecting lego minecraft and actually just bought the swamp adventure for 10€
For anyone wondering i live in germany
it's kinda silly but this video makes me so emotional!! I love lego & Playmobil animals, makes me so happy to see!! but at the same time I get so sad from all the nostalgia & bc I lost my/my brother's entire childhood collection in a flood a few years ago. I'm crying lmao but thanks for this video !!
Super cool man
Him: doesn’t have a creature I have
Me: my life goal is complete
You are so noice you have like thousand of animals
20:50 by the way did you know that black panthers aren’t real?
Let me rephrase that. Black panthers are actually a leopard or Jaguar with high levels of melanin. It’s the chemical or whatever in your skin that makes it darker.
A;so did you know that saber the saber tooth tigers are actually lions? Yea they weren’t tigers they where lions.
omg I love horses if you have any you don't want to tell me!.
This man is the exact person every kid aspires to be.. millionaire? Hell no I want to be this guy
Even if I do have a million dollars I'm not taking just months to find that stuff on the internet
I assume Smaug is the most expensive unless you have the comic con dinosaur fig
imagine earthquake
I Ponder on your thoughts on Elves?
Rancorn is missing 🥲
I wonder if the old vintage dog and horse head bricks would be considered a part of the Lego animal collections.
Obviously they do. He has almost several entire lines of vintage dogs. You can see them at 4:48
21:22 Florida panther
Holy shit you got so much Lego damnnn
wow is very😊coool
You could collaborate with jangbricks or build a city of your own like jangbricks
did anyone notice how the black bear had fried chicken 😭😭 funny asf
30:45 dude that’s a German shepherd
on dinosaurs ninjago music was played on rapters
Give us a new mosasaurus, Lego!!!!!!
Yessss we really need more lego avatar the last airbender
I believe they finally released the brown hare along with a white dirt bike helmet in set 60387
Yep! And the otter as well this year!
This is the biggest dam collection I’ve ever seen :D
1:16:25 the name of that carnotaurus is toro
Cool😃
I was wondering what that brown mass was.
Horses don’t wear armour... it’s called barding
I'm so jealous
It’s not a gecko it’s a chameleon
The goat Is back🥲🎉
we're getting more different t-rex colors in upcoming sets.. yay
26:17 ITS TECHNOBLADE!!!!!!!!!!!!!
1:12:11 Agree with this, had the (Raptor?) version from that lineup with the red/yellow belly.
Even as a kid i thought the color-scheme/design was too over the top, but it was the only Lego Dino i had that was not cast in rubber.
There is a small incorrect information given. Ninjago Monkey character (metallic) is a different mold than the original monkey mold.
I have black in dominis
In real life, dilophosauruses we’re really big
You called chestnut horses brown en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chestnut_(horse_color) . Loved this vid
some corrections:
Pteranodon and pterodactylus are not the same animal.
Pteranodon and pterodactylus are not dinosaurs they are pterosaurs
The og pterosaur wasnt a pterodactyl it was a pteranodon same genus as the new mold.
dilophosaurus isnt size accurate, its jp size accurate irl dilophosaurus was quite bigger lacked the frill and didnt spit venom
the dinos tthat reuse the indoraptor mold are baryonyx and more recently in dominion 2022 wave therizinosaurus.
those two that use the same body mold are gallimimus and stygimoloch.
black panthers are just jaguars with melanism
Addition to the black panther: not just jaguars but leopards as well.
@@Stet709 yeah but its more common in jaguars
@@CT--xj5jf yeah, dominant allele in one, recessive allele in the other.
I actually have the old triceratops
Honestly, I disagree about the 2012 dinosaurs, I think the stripes are a bit more realistic, the raptors have funny eyes compared to new ones but the T. rex eyes are pretty much the same.
I personally think that LEGO Dino 2012 should have a revamp.
It'd be awesome, just having a Dinosaur-related theme that has got a better price per piece ratio.
LEGO Dino had much more personality than JW. Jurassic World sets are damn boring and they reuse a lot of pieces, I mean, just look at the two Baryonyx, they're horrible
@@sauron6977 Ok but you'd agree that when you buy a set you're paying for the plastic and printing and that the amount of plastic to create many mid and large sized dinosaurs as well as the printing for all that massive plastic is more than standard pieces? It's hard for LEGO, in their terms, to create a good profit off of Dinos especially in terms of price per piece just because of the size of the molds. That's not even considering licensing costs for things like Jurassic Park & Jurassic World ect
@@austinbethel2137 I do agree with you at some point.
The latest wildlife rescue sets exemplify what you did comment.
The 60307 has only five hundred pieces and costs one hundred dollars.
So, yes the molds are quite expensive expensive and I find another examples in similar sets.
But if LEGO made a non-licensed theme with dinosaurs, those sets would ve cheaper than Jurassic World's ones.
@@sauron6977 Yeah they'd be cheaper but still overpriced. The irony is technically LEGO could still sell them for whatever they wanted and honestly, while I do know in terms of manufacturing production there is a break even point as in there is a $ range LEGO sticks between so they do actually make a profit on sets, but from what I've seen they can price the sets cheaper and still make a profit. However that goes back to the overarching idea of capitalism in "putting profits over x" although that is the whole foundation of capitalism. I'm not saying it's right that we were born into a world like this but simply that everyone else was as well. When most businesses are built off the structure of creating revenue then their main goal is to make money. However I look at it this way in terms of Dinos for LEGO: They're a good toy company and do care about their products, in order for them in their business structure to make molded lego dinosaurs (licensed and unlicensed) they have to charge more money for both the sheer amount of plastic molding and printing. You do in general get a "Acceptable to high quality product" for thr price and Lego gets the profit. To make up for this Lego assures the customer that not all sets are the same i.e. a Ninjago set that doesn't have 2 giant molded figures will be cheaper on average than a Dinosaur themed set that does. So to me yeah they're pricy but still somewhat fair in terms of Lego's logic with my rationale that Dino set prices average > other set theme prices average. Personally I don't like what they did with the Dilos, regardless of whether they're more or less accurate,, because you can't move their necks but I also think it would be cool to get some new raptors that have feathers represented in the molding/printing like more realistic raptors than reptile skin which I believe will actually be in the 3rd World movie but I don't think "feathered" raptors are in any of the leaked Fallen Kingdom sets
hi duckbricks
The dilos were actually a bit bigger than the original llego designs irl