@readyornot hereicome yes anxiety is like that for instance I can go 100+ down the highway and barely break a sweat but put me in a awkward social situation and I might actually die from anxiety lmao
yo I read this comment wong like 3 times and throught you were saying he sucked at giving the presentation and his build, but I agree with what you actually said.
The second guy deserves a lot more credit. He made a gigantic spaceship basing on the 80's ones and it was spectacular. He even made the cargo truck. A piece of art.
@@alexbeswick The joke is that the end of the original game makes no sense at all. The ship is indeed 1.17 km long, but the drive from the engine to the launch bay was something like 1.5 km. So longer than the ship itself. That does not even include mentioning that before starting the drive you take an elevator up, while the lauch bay is below the engine room and that the engine room is, not concidering height difference, right behind the lauch bay. You also pass an external docking pay which the designers oversized so badly that the area would cut the ship in 2 if it were real. While combat evolved was a great game, that last segment was just so ridiculous that people are still making fun of it 21 years later.
That first guy seemed really nervous and anxious. You sucked it up and did your presentation, you did great, sir. And your ship looks amazing!!! I couldn't even imagine having that kind of dedication for that kind of build. Great job!
0:00 Giant spaceship with interior by Jordan Morgan 17:53 Huge Classic Space ship by Mark Neumann 23:34 Halo ship by Mark Kelso 26:40 Shadwocaster by Jonathan Walker 33:01 PCS Atlas by Chris Giddens 37:56 Spinning Ring Ship by Jeff Bergquist 41:43 Serenity by Adrian Drake 44:11 Pillar of Autumn by Lee Jones 50:36 Crash Site by Jon Reimer 57:34 Battlestar Galactica Ship by Brandon Griffith 1:03:36 Orion 1 Ship by Mike Hinkel 1:08:09 Star Wars Tower Ship by Corry Lankford 1:14:37 Massive M-Tron Ship by Yamo 1:19:29 Solacium Ship by Peter Mowry 1:23:35 Independence Day Ship by Allen T. Hickmon and Aaron Fiskum 1:32:33 Kel Corona Ship by Sean Mayo 1:37:04 Spear of Destiny by Rolf Holbrook 1:39:58 Space Battleship Yamato by Jim Beute 1:43:07 Whale Ship by Christian Benito 1:47:54 Crashing Epic LEGO Ships organized by Simon Liu 1:50:12 Complete History of LEGO Classic Space by Dana Knudson There, @Beyond The Brick, I fixed your mistake for you.
"There was only one ship" "One? Are you sure?" "Yes. They called it, the Pillar of Autumn." "Why was it not destroyed, like the rest of their fleet?!" "It fled, as we set fire to their planet. But I followed with all the ships in my command."
Bless that first guy. You could tell he was extremely nervous but did very will. Besides that his "Work of Art" was an amazing build. That is exactly why I loved Legos as a kid and continue to enjoy them with my 2 boys. There's so much you can do. Your imagination is unlimited and he pulled if off 1 billion %. Thanks for the video!
Lee Jones at 44:12 was my GP for several years Not an engineer, but definitely a Lego fanatic He is a hell of a guy but he does nothing small, he has several hobbies besides Lego as well Hell of a good doctor to boot I don't think he sleeps
Jordan (the first guy): just an amazing build! So impressive. And SO FREAKIN' HUGE! The time and dedication... and lights! For his first time ever? So impressed. The Shadowcaster: Beautiful ship. Very elegant. Berquist's Odyssius (sp?): I always think of that as what we'll be going for when we finally start traveling in space. So much creativity and so much hard work. Kudos to all!
The classic sets at the end stole the show for me. I have wanted those my whole life. My friend and I used to read the Lego catalogue together all the time pretending we'd get them one day. So beautiful. Thank you for having those.
When one of my friends was coming over from school, we planned to build a spaceship using all the lego I had (which was a fair 'ole bit), but we didn't plan it out at all. It basically amounted to him raking through the box, picking out all the "coolest" parts (like rope bridges from pirate sets) and saying "lets put this on it!", and me saying "we'll use that later". What actually got built was basically a huge rectangle with a big control room at the front (and every car windscreen piece I had), and then a hangar at the back with a ton of small ships and tanks, plus two completely feeble "engines and tail fins" sticking out at the back. I ought to try again...
Should put small pinhole cameras inside those, like "surveillance" and manage the feeds via a Raspberry Pi or something tiny that can drive a small screen too.
They're all amazing but I think I have a special appreciation for the folks who built ships from their own imaginations, rather than an existing franchise. It's like the ultimate evolution of how we all played with Lego as kids. I love their creativity. I think my favourites are the PCS Atlas, the Star Wars Rebel Station, and the Space Whale
The Shadowcaster might not be the most impressive scale-wise but wow that shape... the creator has incredible talent and I LOVE the looks of the thing.
This is so dope. The first dude is an engineering badass, holy cow man that's so intricate! Props first dude. That holo-table *chefs kiss*. Reminded me of Babylon 5 style!
This is so sick, I think this guy was partially inspired by General Grievous' ship, the Malevolence from the Clone Wars TV show! It had a similar weapon that was used to disable the enemy ship's shields, rendering it completely vulnerable!
Guy in the first video overcame himself to appear on camera. That was harder for him than building a 13 foot spaceship, and he came through in fine style. Respect.
So many starship Lego builds have no interiors or cramped interiors. This first guy is like, "my minifigs need breathing room, so I'm gonna build it seventeen feet long and three feet high." Super cool.
Damn the third guy was an inspiration. I have seen many large builds throughout the years that inspired me, but this man seemingly made those dreams more of a reality. Not a lot of people talk about the fact they spend (5) years on these builds. Or thousands of dollars on loose lego. Knowing that these aren’t 4-6 week projects but more so 4-6 year projects makes me respect all of these people a lot more; Hopefully I’ll be able to present my own builds at a convention one day even if it is 5 years in the future. GOALS!
I literally built a project like this once in my teenage years and it only took me a week. Had I had more parts at the time, I could have finished it within a year or less.
These guys really deserve to be in the top ten! I would like to have so many lego bricks for my models, so that I could also take part in such a competition anytime. Beforehand I think I need an internship with these guys to bring my videos on a next level.
Absolutely love the wildly inventive use of big specialized pieces in that second ship by Mark Neumann. Seeing the spinning monorail track right next to a LoM/MM air pump used as a *detail brick* .... :D nice
Oh man the classic space segment brought me back. I'm only 33 but I specifically remember having the Blacktron, Space Police, and Ice Planet sets when I was younger. Little 6-10 year old me loved that stuff.
Normally, people are nervous about being interviewed, I probably would too. But most importantly, I hope they’re proud of what they do, these builds are INCREDIBLE!
When I was a kid I had my own sci-fi universe, but my friends / cousin had no imagination, so it was awkwardly also taking place in the universe of Star Trek and of Lego Space, my designs for what the Lego faction's "big" ships would look like was nowhere near as cool as that. Spyrius big ships were just flying versions of modern oil tankers
The first one tho, "I didn't base it off anything I just had a general shape", Subconsciously didn't even realize how largely phallic the shape of it is
Ironically, the Halcyon class cruisers were characterized by their absurdly complicated system of internal honeycombs and cross bracing, which is why it was chosen for that operation. So, whether intentional or not, the gentleman paid homage to the actual design of the vessel.
the support and understanding for the first guy is wholesome. I bet you he was embarrassed reading these comments though.... Regardless, he did the toughest thing to do with any anxiety, which is face it head on. So without a doubt he deserves props.
I got a real love for the Halycon class (pillar of autumn) ships after playing some Sins of the prophets. They just soak up SO MUCH DAMAGE while being so small in comparison to bigger ships like the Colonial refits .
Watching all that old space lego gave me a giant flashback to my childhood🤗 I absolutely loved the galactica model personally💖 Edited coz of writing error.
Lego has to be one of the most brilliant toys ever invented. There aren't a whole lot of children's toys that appeal to a massive adult audience, and fewer that appeal to both male and female customers. Probably because you can make anything from a toy castle to a drivable Bugatti
I like the M-Tron ship and the Independence day scene best. Because the M-Tron just looks awesome and menacing with it's red color scheme, and the Independence day scene is interesting, because the little city below gives it scale, making it look much bigger than all the other ships despite being smaller.
I remember when I was a kid I was fascinated with the m-tron spaceships Lego came out with and have built some massive ships myself using our family's pool table in the basement. Oh by the way I still have a spaceship I built in 1992 in our china cabinet, called the hammer.
This video has inspired me to get into lego as a hobby Lego star wars has always been a huge influence for building lego spaceships. And honestly....if I can do stuff like this?? I would LOVE to do more stuff like this
I give props to the first guy, he sounds extremely nervous to talk about his build, and he did it. Good for him.
I forget to like good videos on RUclips Lol yeah he was very nervous.
Yeah and honestly that was one of the coolest builds I've seen
He sounds like how i would imagine someone that built that would hahaha
The weird ass background music doesn´t help. Just thinking about smoking a bowl and dancing to that makes me feel as weird as that guy.
Yeah i agree respect to this guy
Dude who made the fist ship sucked up his anxiety and came on camera. Big props dude. I couldn't have done that.
You could. Accept it comes and goes like waves. Also try to focus on being in the moment.
@readyornot hereicome yes anxiety is like that for instance I can go 100+ down the highway and barely break a sweat but put me in a awkward social situation and I might actually die from anxiety lmao
yo I read this comment wong like 3 times and throught you were saying he sucked at giving the presentation and his build, but I agree with what you actually said.
I can only type things into YT coz I'm [username here]... I have a lot to learn from this guy :)
Yeah his 1st time at a Lego convention and he did pretty well
The second guy deserves a lot more credit. He made a gigantic spaceship basing on the 80's ones and it was spectacular. He even made the cargo truck. A piece of art.
Yeah he put so many cool details to it
The first build makes the LEGO Death Star look like a whimp
Like an ion cannon
The bow alone is half-again the size of the lego death star.
Mike Gay I agree
Mike gay pheewww that’s a hard name to have in middle school
(No offense)
So the malevolence
The first guy was probably very nervous, and he did a great presentation. Great job to everyone!
Or he really needed to poop.
Or he was nervous because hes recorded
Or stress. + poop plus recording stress
Those engines on the Pillar were sublime. Beyond Lego.
Absolutely agree👍 a work of art.
Easily the most impressive thing shown. ''In awe of it's majesty'' ;-)
It's cool I still remember it in HALO:CE
Love how the Pillar of Autumn is 'over-engineered' with tons of support beams and struts when that's exactly how it is in the Halo
Universe as well
And it takes a day to drive a warthog from the engines to the command deck
@@hairdog765 Halcyon class cruisers are only 1.1 km long, you can walk that in 10 minutes
Pretty much did it exactly right. Honeycombed super structure.
"There was only one ship"
"One? Are you sure?"
"Yes. They called it, the Pillar of Autumn."
@@alexbeswick The joke is that the end of the original game makes no sense at all. The ship is indeed 1.17 km long, but the drive from the engine to the launch bay was something like 1.5 km. So longer than the ship itself. That does not even include mentioning that before starting the drive you take an elevator up, while the lauch bay is below the engine room and that the engine room is, not concidering height difference, right behind the lauch bay. You also pass an external docking pay which the designers oversized so badly that the area would cut the ship in 2 if it were real. While combat evolved was a great game, that last segment was just so ridiculous that people are still making fun of it 21 years later.
That first guy seemed really nervous and anxious. You sucked it up and did your presentation, you did great, sir. And your ship looks amazing!!! I couldn't even imagine having that kind of dedication for that kind of build. Great job!
0:00 Giant spaceship with interior by Jordan Morgan
17:53 Huge Classic Space ship by Mark Neumann
23:34 Halo ship by Mark Kelso
26:40 Shadwocaster by Jonathan Walker
33:01 PCS Atlas by Chris Giddens
37:56 Spinning Ring Ship by Jeff Bergquist
41:43 Serenity by Adrian Drake
44:11 Pillar of Autumn by Lee Jones
50:36 Crash Site by Jon Reimer
57:34 Battlestar Galactica Ship by Brandon Griffith
1:03:36 Orion 1 Ship by Mike Hinkel
1:08:09 Star Wars Tower Ship by Corry Lankford
1:14:37 Massive M-Tron Ship by Yamo
1:19:29 Solacium Ship by Peter Mowry
1:23:35 Independence Day Ship by Allen T. Hickmon and Aaron Fiskum
1:32:33 Kel Corona Ship by Sean Mayo
1:37:04 Spear of Destiny by Rolf Holbrook
1:39:58 Space Battleship Yamato by Jim Beute
1:43:07 Whale Ship by Christian Benito
1:47:54 Crashing Epic LEGO Ships organized by Simon Liu
1:50:12 Complete History of LEGO Classic Space by Dana Knudson
There, @Beyond The Brick, I fixed your mistake for you.
"There was only one ship"
"One? Are you sure?"
"Yes. They called it, the Pillar of Autumn."
"Why was it not destroyed, like the rest of their fleet?!"
"It fled, as we set fire to their planet. But I followed with all the ships in my command."
Thank you for post the time stamps for someone with a short attention span 😂
🤓
that first ship is insane
The first ship was the best ship I have ever seen
Bless that first guy. You could tell he was extremely nervous but did very will. Besides that his "Work of Art" was an amazing build. That is exactly why I loved Legos as a kid and continue to enjoy them with my 2 boys. There's so much you can do. Your imagination is unlimited and he pulled if off 1 billion %. Thanks for the video!
I demand to know what these people do for a living so I know what lucrative career I should pursue.
engineers
He works at something where he's forced to say "thank you", all the time...
I'm pretty sure those are just Legos that they picked up at random yard sales...
Lee Jones at 44:12 was my GP for several years
Not an engineer, but definitely a Lego fanatic
He is a hell of a guy but he does nothing small, he has several hobbies besides Lego as well
Hell of a good doctor to boot
I don't think he sleeps
@@paulowen1825 still expensive in the end i think, especially now when anybody knows that lego is not cheap
The level of detail on the first ship is amazing! I'm blown away at the quality and care each "engineer" put into there ships.
You mean... 'Space Engineers?'?
Jordan (the first guy): just an amazing build! So impressive. And SO FREAKIN' HUGE! The time and dedication... and lights! For his first time ever? So impressed.
The Shadowcaster: Beautiful ship. Very elegant.
Berquist's Odyssius (sp?): I always think of that as what we'll be going for when we finally start traveling in space.
So much creativity and so much hard work. Kudos to all!
The classic sets at the end stole the show for me. I have wanted those my whole life. My friend and I used to read the Lego catalogue together all the time pretending we'd get them one day. So beautiful. Thank you for having those.
Spirit of fire : 23:34
Pillar of autumn : 44:11
THEL 05 thanks. That was all I’m here for
• toffee • you are welcome
Same here that’s the only reason why I watched this video or even check it
Thank you kind sir
I just came for the autumn
Thnx hero
When one of my friends was coming over from school, we planned to build a spaceship using all the lego I had (which was a fair 'ole bit), but we didn't plan it out at all. It basically amounted to him raking through the box, picking out all the "coolest" parts (like rope bridges from pirate sets) and saying "lets put this on it!", and me saying "we'll use that later". What actually got built was basically a huge rectangle with a big control room at the front (and every car windscreen piece I had), and then a hangar at the back with a ton of small ships and tanks, plus two completely feeble "engines and tail fins" sticking out at the back.
I ought to try again...
Sounds like the stuff my little cousins would build lol
the first guy was shaking and sounded so nervous, props to him for being able to do it.
How did you come up with this idea - "I watch a lot of ancient aliens" this guys is living his best life, I'm jealous
time stamp estimate please ?
Top 10? There’s more than 20! All these builds are fantastic!
Why your profile picture rickroll
@@griffincorley3859 it is not a rickroll now
No wonder light gray is so expensive
The second guy has it all
Nah mate the third
Should put small pinhole cameras inside those, like "surveillance" and manage the feeds via a Raspberry Pi or something tiny that can drive a small screen too.
The Serenity from Firefly is awesome. They all are. But Firefly or Serenity is one of my favorite Sci Fi movies ever.
Whenever I watch videos like these the builders always sound like they’re about to throw up from anxiety
I love all the passion, enthusiasm and openness the builders display. Then there are the killer builds.
Champions all.
23:35 The UNSC Spirit Of Fire
44:12 the UNSC Pillar Of Autumn
thankyou sir
Props to that first guy! You killed it man!
First ship is Dope asf...Warhammer: 40k ish
Took the words out of my mouth.
i have only watched the first guy and that is the most AMAZING LEGO thing that i have ever seen
They're all amazing but I think I have a special appreciation for the folks who built ships from their own imaginations, rather than an existing franchise. It's like the ultimate evolution of how we all played with Lego as kids. I love their creativity. I think my favourites are the PCS Atlas, the Star Wars Rebel Station, and the Space Whale
Yeah i would of loved to have seen those two artists who are really talented at creating the halo ships try to create their own build from scratch.
Science fiction novels tend to have a lot of original space craft designs as well for their cover art.
The Shadowcaster might not be the most impressive scale-wise but wow that shape... the creator has incredible talent and I LOVE the looks of the thing.
you think im going to watch two hours of people showing of their lego spaceships?
dang right i am
Brother
DannyBoy Lmao
Numerous times lol
Lmao same
I think so
Poor dude at the start is so nervous! You're awesome man!
38:20 this one is really cool!
And 47:50
1:20:00
1:23:40
1:44:20 I can imagine this being a real LEGO set, and the interior is so cool!
This is so dope. The first dude is an engineering badass, holy cow man that's so intricate! Props first dude. That holo-table *chefs kiss*. Reminded me of Babylon 5 style!
The second one is so beautiful! I love the scientific focus and the modularity. Really emphasizes the play-apect of Lego :)
Shout out to the first guy he absolutely killed it, and his build was the most detailed and just the overall best, much love to him he’s inspired me.
This is so sick, I think this guy was partially inspired by General Grievous' ship, the Malevolence from the Clone Wars TV show! It had a similar weapon that was used to disable the enemy ship's shields, rendering it completely vulnerable!
Not only the shields, the whole energy was gone.
Every build on this video is a 10/10 in my book, personal favourites is the Halo ships.
I feel like the 1st ship could be the mandalorian death watch ship from the clone wars that is of course if they had one.
NinjaLizardFred yea
Guy in the first video overcame himself to appear on camera. That was harder for him than building a 13 foot spaceship, and he came through in fine style. Respect.
So many starship Lego builds have no interiors or cramped interiors. This first guy is like, "my minifigs need breathing room, so I'm gonna build it seventeen feet long and three feet high." Super cool.
There is a predator vibe around that 'Shadowcaster' spaceship , even though the lego is bend and stressed, it just looks so cool👌
This was incredible! I loved all the creations and the complete Space collection just brought back a lot of memories!
Pretty amazing builds.
These builds are amazing these people are very talented unbelievably cool
That first one in a big fish tank would be pretty cool to see.
Damn the third guy was an inspiration. I have seen many large builds throughout the years that inspired me, but this man seemingly made those dreams more of a reality.
Not a lot of people talk about the fact they spend (5) years on these builds. Or thousands of dollars on loose lego.
Knowing that these aren’t 4-6 week projects but more so 4-6 year projects makes me respect all of these people a lot more; Hopefully I’ll be able to present my own builds at a convention one day even if it is 5 years in the future. GOALS!
I literally built a project like this once in my teenage years and it only took me a week. Had I had more parts at the time, I could have finished it within a year or less.
The first build is amazing props to him your amazing. 2019 anyone
Yo!
No, 2020👌👌👽👽👾
No 2021
That white and blue ship looked like a fun build. Love all the thought that went into it.
1:23:36 Something I thought I would never see in this video!
the exterior on the first build is damn awesome! put that puppy in the next lego movie
These guys really deserve to be in the top ten! I would like to have so many lego bricks for my models, so that I could also take part in such a competition anytime. Beforehand I think I need an internship with these guys to bring my videos on a next level.
Loved the "walk down the classic space memory lane" 😃
I love these artists. They produce such magnificent pieces and it constantly blows my mind! It's truly beautiful!
Absolutely love the wildly inventive use of big specialized pieces in that second ship by Mark Neumann. Seeing the spinning monorail track right next to a LoM/MM air pump used as a *detail brick* .... :D nice
23:33 HALO WARS UNSC CFV-88 Spirit of Fire
44:12 HALO Halcyon class light cruiser UNSC Pillar of Autumn
57:41 BattleStar GALACTICA BSG-75 GALACTICA
1:14:46 日本人（笑）
1:39:59 Star Blazer NO! 否！Spasebattleship YAMATO BBY-01 宇宙戦艦ヤマト
Oh man the classic space segment brought me back. I'm only 33 but I specifically remember having the Blacktron, Space Police, and Ice Planet sets when I was younger. Little 6-10 year old me loved that stuff.
They were all pretty impressive but the first one was the best because he actually took the time to build an accessible interior.
mad respect to the first dude, he was super humble about his absolutely massive build. so freaking dope!
Should LEGO remake those old space baseplates? It would have been a great opportunity with the new Apollo 11 lunar lander set.
the first guy look nervous and i get it a 10/10 !
Thanks for capturing all of this impressive work. Great job on the camera work too.
I just want to give that first dude a hug. Such a dope build and he’s just so nervous.
Holy cow these builds are insane
Normally, people are nervous about being interviewed, I probably would too. But most importantly, I hope they’re proud of what they do, these builds are INCREDIBLE!
That M Tron ship is maybe the most beautiful thing i have seen in my life!
When I was a kid I had my own sci-fi universe, but my friends / cousin had no imagination, so it was awkwardly also taking place in the universe of Star Trek and of Lego Space, my designs for what the Lego faction's "big" ships would look like was nowhere near as cool as that. Spyrius big ships were just flying versions of modern oil tankers
The LL-2016 universal explorer actually blew my mind with how the parts are integrated and detachable.
okey, we need a MEGA VERSION OF SPACEBALL ONE!
Cool Ships. I Appreciate All of the Hard Work that goes into Making Them. It costs Time and Money. Great Show. Thank You for Sharing. 😃😉
All that's left to complete the Pillar of Autumn is a blown up Halo Ring
I love how the interviewers are always so genuinely hyped too 😊
The first one tho, "I didn't base it off anything I just had a general shape", Subconsciously didn't even realize how largely phallic the shape of it is
He called part of it "the boarding shaft." It's a cock. Case closed.
I totally love the fact the second guy used the classic Space color scheme :D
By Grabthar’s Hammer, some stunning work on show. Magnificent.
I’m so proud of the firs guy you can tell he took a long time and he sounds so happy to show it out but also I hope he keeps up the good work
that guy who made yamato is a bloody legend bout time that battle ship got reconised
One of the GOAT sci-fi ships! Star Blazers/Yamato Forever!
Bigger don't make it better.
Jonathan Walker" your ship is just gorgeous, a real work of art.
Ironically, the Halcyon class cruisers were characterized by their absurdly complicated system of internal honeycombs and cross bracing, which is why it was chosen for that operation. So, whether intentional or not, the gentleman paid homage to the actual design of the vessel.
the support and understanding for the first guy is wholesome. I bet you he was embarrassed reading these comments though.... Regardless, he did the toughest thing to do with any anxiety, which is face it head on. So without a doubt he deserves props.
UNSC Spirit of Fire. still one of my favored ships to this day
I got a real love for the Halycon class (pillar of autumn) ships after playing some Sins of the prophets. They just soak up SO MUCH DAMAGE while being so small in comparison to bigger ships like the Colonial refits .
Good for the first guy for not having a nervous break down
Watching all that old space lego gave me a giant flashback to my childhood🤗 I absolutely loved the galactica model personally💖
Edited coz of writing error.
The most impressive was the guy with the 80s LEGO Space set.
I shed a tear.
lego should hire the first guy to design sets. If that ship was available I would buy it.
For maybe 3000 bucks....
Me too, but it would cost like 7000
For 7 grand?
That last one with the classic space sets brings back lots of memories.
Lego has to be one of the most brilliant toys ever invented. There aren't a whole lot of children's toys that appeal to a massive adult audience, and fewer that appeal to both male and female customers. Probably because you can make anything from a toy castle to a drivable Bugatti
I like the M-Tron ship and the Independence day scene best. Because the M-Tron just looks awesome and menacing with it's red color scheme, and the Independence day scene is interesting, because the little city below gives it scale, making it look much bigger than all the other ships despite being smaller.
Remember to judge a ship by more than just its size. While large ships are impressive, smaller ships can be good, too.
When that serenity theme kicked in I could almost hear the primary buffer panel tearing right off
I believe Halo fans clicked this video for one reason, that Pillar of Autumn thumbnail
You do a wonderful job of putting these people at ease and recognizing their efforts and challenges and innovations.
I remember when I was a kid I was fascinated with the m-tron spaceships Lego came out with and have built some massive ships myself using our family's pool table in the basement.
Oh by the way I still have a spaceship I built in 1992 in our china cabinet, called the hammer.
i really like the second spaceship
I'm still waiting for a detailed USS enterprise refit
I am waiting for a UNSC Infinity, with Stridents or Anlance
Michael Halpern the infinity is out by mega bloks
@@galaxyforever70367 we dont look at those inferior bricks
Either that or the defiant.
Hey Ezri, how's Julian?
The complete history of classic space Lego was fascinating.
I would like to see some Mass Effect ones some day
The Gateway is incredible well done my friend!! It’s so so Awesome I love it!! Keep building and can’t wait to see more of your builds !!!
18:30 Talks quite quick, love it! Just getting to the point!
6:29 PM
9/3/2019
Why put date?
Wow excellent work everyone 👍🏻💪🏻🙏🏻 👏🏻 👏🏻 👏🏻 👏🏻 People give this message the thumbs up 👍🏻 if you agree with me 👍🏻
This makes my multi colored star destroyer.... ah never mind...
This video has inspired me to get into lego as a hobby
Lego star wars has always been a huge influence for building lego spaceships. And honestly....if I can do stuff like this??
I would LOVE to do more stuff like this