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I have a few Jack Stone figures, I remember thinking they were knockoffs for the longest time.
Lol
me to lol
My little brother got one of those at legoland when i tripped on a ride
I burnt one
Same
For my entire life I thought all of those jackstone figures were like a megablocks knock off...
Hello Oz
Just like how China is knockoff Taiwan
I got one of those from my friend when I was a kid. I also thought this is some knockoff...
Jack stone also has a movie
hey oz when’s the next vid
I actually like the star wars micro style builds as a concept; some are better than other. But adding an exclusive minifig would really take them over the top, at least for me.
I think, that the new May the 4th -sets are actually pretty cool, and a definite improvement.
The Lego fandom is so obsessed with the figures, that they’ve forgotten what it’s all about. Most of the videos are just mini-figure talk, sets are rated by their mini-figures and the mini-figure prices skyrocket as people are willing to pay set prices for them alone. Pretty pathetic honestly. I’d love to see a shift towards a more MOC centred fandom, but I guess that it’s just much easier to collect and line mini-figures on the shelf.
Moc gang :D
Honestly although the comic fans probably like the figures more
I feel like the micro sets are better for displaying and more fulfilling
MOC GANG!
scrolled down just to find this. I saw the bag of just a singular Minifigure and thought, oh that a nice bonus I guess. and then i saw these awesome minibuilds that I would love to have on my desk even if I'm not a huge star wars fan and was really confused when he said that these sets are a worse when just another mini figure
Yeah, Lego fans really obsess over the smallest things. Reviews for Bionicles often give them a hard time just because they use blue friction axle/peg pins and red 2-stud axles that clash with the rest of the colors in the sets, but I honestly don't see them as a problem and think the colors schemes look fine without them being distracting.
I still have the red hockey player somewhere in my attic.
I have one too somewhere in my room it’s orange and grey
The Philadelphia flyers player
At 1:29
.....
I have the flyers and blues player
Ah yes, my favourite Lego set
C A R
its was a drift version thats why it has rims
You don't need the rests of the sets this car drives itself. Why, it's practically the same thing
Lego Cars 2 line be like
30087: CAR
The lego technic R2D2 from the early 2000's was actually pretty good. It was a little iffy when putting it together, but once it was built it worked a treat.
I had one when I was really bloody young. Like 5 years old or something and this video just opened up that memory
Dude, I had absolutely no interest in Hockey but I loved those NHL sets as a kid specifically BECAUSE the faces looked like tribal masks or Moai. Loved adding them to my bionicles, who's names and mythology were already very Pacific Island themed. I guess that shows different strokes for different folks.
I get your point but if you were buying it for the NHL theme its just not it
I wrote a story about Jack Stone for school. I got an award for it.
The only reward that jack stone is gonna get😂
@@Spotfire5150 that’s not ugliest mini figures ever
@@Cornflakes3007 I have no idea where it is. I took it home. I could find it. Gonna try that.
@@popcommander4103 The Jack Stone look like bootlegs
That Lego Slave one was dear to me as a kid, and looking back, I actually like how simple the early star wars sets were. Back then Lego sets were expected to be blocky with simple colors and a lot of exposed studs. Whats interesting too is that for the parts of the build that are on the inside they used a lot of random colors, which was cool for adding a bit of variety to the lego bin they eventually ended up in.
Same bro, one of favs from my collection
That was my favorite LEGO set as a kid! :D
4:05 I have that R2-D2 set. It's even still intact! It's one of the oldest still-intact sets in my collection. Most others are disassembled for parts eventually.
5:50 Why do LEGO RUclipsrs obsess over exclusive pieces? I think these look great. They’re unique, cute, small dioramas. I’d prefer these over a poly bag that features a new arm color, like gee wow. But it sometimes feels like all LEGO RUclipsrs base their ratings on is, _”Does it have any exclusive pieces?”_
SpitBrix is not an exclusive figure either...he's a generic minifig. XD
True, LEGO is about buildings, not figures
The reason why the AT-ST is missing its top half is because in the movie it gets caught in wires and gets ripped off, revealing that BB-8 is Controlling it
Finally someone worthy
Exactly watch the movie before you make fun of a set
But it was undamaged at first! All lego had to do was : Give us complete AT-ST with removable top so it can be played and displayed before and after destruction, according to the movie.
But they went with a lazy option.
its still shitty
We all agreeing on removable cockpit?
"These Star Wars mini-builds weren't exciting whatsoever"
Someone's gonna have to explain this one to me. Those builds look great, and *way* better than one measly mini-fig
I agree. In fact when I saw he put those sets there I was shocked!
They are better than an exclusive. It would be pretty cool to have an exclusive in those builds though.
Same, seemed really childish to complain about them.
Hmm well the builds are cool! But I think the critique at hand is that May the 4th ALWAYS came with exclusive pieces. It was sort of a tradition. To then lose the yearly exclusive pieces is of course kind of irritating/a disappointment. By no means are the builds BAD, but this was about disappointment. And from that angle, yes it is a bit of a dissapointment.
I loved these when I was little!
The Final Duel II was actually my first Lego Star Wars set back in the day and I was fairly happy with it as a kid. :D
Also the Jack Stone line was my favorite for some reason. Lego did produce a short movie about him on VHS, which I liked as a kid. Maybe that's why I had almost every set in this line. :D
The alternate build for the Technic Stormtrooper was a cool spaceship, but even that got disassembled when I decided Kopaka needed a gun and jetpack.
Which Kopaka out of 5
@@ferfender007 the original 8536. Replaced his shield with the technic spring loaded launcher for 100% more offense.
oh, my, G O D . i only realised now that a crappy name i invented for one of my project YEARS ago was "kopaka" was actually a real thing. thats UNBELIVABLE.
The “Manta Warrior” set has the same amount of pieces as a Lego Mario power-up pack, but it’s less than half the price
Fun fact: this is a fun fact!
I had that one
The hats and suits are not only big and expensive to make, but the suit has metal inside it, to electrically connect with the Lego Mario.
Meanwhile, this set is the same price as a modern polybag, with 1/4 the pieces.
@@s.i.m.poster6823 The Power-Up Packs don't have any metal in them, they just have bumps that push into little lever things in Lego Mario
@@LouieFromPikmin Sorry about that.made the comment before I checked,and forgot to edit. Thanks for reminding me. Even so,I stand by the large piece argument.
Also,I don't usually believe in the "You're paying for the brand " idea,but given that it's such a tight and recent deal with Nintendo ,it could apply here .
Everyone seems to forget that the reason it's called Final Duel II is because you're meant to combine I and II. The 1st is the Emepror's throne. Granted, not too exciting but it's still better than just that one.
BTW I think that drawing-copying creature might be a frog.
I think its a frog too
yeah
I thought it was a frog too but then it looked like wall-e in the next photo.
The monkey also looked like some sort of big cat to me.
It does look like a trap set though.
I imagine Final Duel I came with Vader and the Emperor, so if you want to have Vader and Luke for the fight you'll need to buy the 2 sets.
I think it's a cricket
0:40 for those who never watched the movie in the movie the AT-ST is attached but BB-8 breaks the other half so thats why they put it like that so obviously they couldn’t find a mechanism to make it detached
With the final duel set, its important to note it was one of 2 sets you were meant to combine into one. The other half of the set was the Emperor on his throne with a window behind him with Darth Vader.
I refuse to believe that sign thingy is real.
Oh it’s real. About 8 years ago I was into collecting the lego sports sets, specifically soccer, and I remember seeing that “set” and thought how cheap of an idea
I thought it was actually a goal.
It probably goes for like 2 cents on Bricklink
How is that a sign?!? For what? No words. Not even a sticker. That is not a sign. Nope.
@@StealthNinjaBricks It would have been better.
When I was extremely little I actually got a Lego Jack Stone Minifigure
Guess how I got him
In a Toothbrush
Yes in a toothbrush
The toothbrush kinda looked like a rocket ship and it could fit Jack Stone (or any other Minifigure inside)
I opened it and used it so of course the toothbrush is now gone somewhere in the dumps
But if I was older I would’ve definitely kept it sealed knowing it would probably be rare
Oh and another thing... I literally bought it at a Mexican bread store
That’s weird
Aha! Someone else has the elusive toothbrush
I think I still have mine despite been a 20 year old. And I think my figure is somewhere in my Lego boxes. Not sure. Maybe he’s back in the brush, lol
you should not have keept it sealed, they are worth like 10 bucks on ebay at most, they were overproduced as all heck
Hm.
when I was a kid, my parents bought me a few of them, plus some jack stone sets, so I got like 9 figures with that design
The moment the Battle of Hoth set appeared on screen I was in love with it, which made me very surprised that it's actually on the list and not a foil for something else on the list. xD
I've always been a sucker for micro-builds so I actually really like the May the 4th sets, but I can definitely see why people would be disappointed by them.
The final duel set was amazing. So much nostalgia.
If you ever feel useless remember captain marvel has a plane
To be fair she was an airforce pilot, probably got it as a hobby.
And AquaMan has a speedboat.
She get tired
What's next, batman with a money printer?
If you ever feel useless remember captain marvel
That "At least we have half a ship" review.
Me: I understood that reference.
my aunt used to babysit me every friday when i was younger. My cousin loved lego and i loved it too, so i always got to play with it, but there was always one figure that i didn’t understand because it didn’t look like lego at all. now i finally know what it is, it’s the blue with red jack stone figure you see at 8:57 , i actually didn’t know it was real lego cuz i always thought it was a knockoff lol.
4:49 I mean, the trident looks cool
7:22 *"The hall to the final duel"*
Just to point out: that final duel set had a second part with Darth Vador that could attach to it
Oh that’s right! I forgot they let EA design those two.
@@austinbrooks3997 LOL
1:05 at one point of the movie the top half disappeared to show BB8 on it
3:55 I have that stormtrooper. My mum bought it for me. I rebuilt it. So good
That soccer sign board is probably the best build ever rivaling the UCS falcon
Just a non-zero number of pieces different. Only coughthousandsofcough seconds different build times.
We need an UCS soccer sign
I actually really liked, the final Duel sets as a kid, I loved getting a few sets i expensive sets and putting them together to form a bigger set. Even if one was boring and just a hall way. You could always add to it and use your imagination.
I remember being really excited for that set because up till that point you could only get a Stormtrooper in the TIE Fighter set, which was pretty expensive for a kid with a limited budget. When the Final Duel II came out, I saw it as the perfect army-builder before those were a thing, and I think I got seven or eight of them just for the Stormtrooper.
Growing up with most of these builds, I actually found most of them enjoyable as kid, playing with both the inventor mixer and jack stone. 😅
In the movie half the AT ST came off
No Bionicle "Good Guy"? Or is he so bad that he's ascended into being god tier?
You mean big brain design? Because bionicle good guy is the perfect example of that
He’s literally a Inika Build Mctoran
To be fair if they had given him a mask and better colors people would've enjoyed his Matoran style build a lot more unironically
He isnt bad, just meh . He was given away from free for some collab lego did.Also a really good parts pack
Lego literally sold Turaga Lhikan's corpse with a pack of batteries, that's pretty god-tier.
The first set was supposed to look like that, the AT-ST’s head was ripped off due to cable being not detached properly.(I know because I’ve watched the movie)
Exactly
The set still sucks though, even if it's accurate to the movie.
For one, they could've just given us a full AT-ST with a removable top to replay the top breaking off.
Secondly, the included "elevator/ramp" thing sucks and isn't even tall enough for someone to enter the AT-ST.
And lastly, it's way too expensive for what it offers (which isn't much).
So have I (in theaters) and it made no sense to me.
I love how brainless Lego fanboys try to defend a set that is half an AT-ST but costs more than past AT-STs just because "I was like that in the movie." The only reason Lego made that set, and the only reason why that set sells is because it has Captain Phasma in it. Which is brilliant if you're a marketing guru at Lego, and disgusting when you're a fan who wants to collect Star Wars minifigures.
Right
Between my brother and I, we purchased at least 5 of the Lego Technic sets. Sure, they could have looked a little better, but I think the features of the sets made them awesome. For instance, the stormtrooper could fire a bullet at C-3PO’s torso, and all of C-3PO’s limbs would fall off! Definitely creative, imo.
The first set of this video, the star wars last Jedi one , it's missing the top half because that's what happened in the movie so it's pretty accurate
3:32 The Worlds most dificult to build in lego
I would buy the crap out of those creator Invention sets.
They seem cool.
I've had the green one, Record and play, probably since its launch, and it is indeed very cool. Not a perfect set (somewhat limited with only 3 motors, but it's amazing how much can actually be done with them), but definitely doesn't deserve to be called a failure.
Especially when there are sets that are criminally loose, or that I need to strengthen.
i.e the ISS sits way too loose on its stand. A small breeze will knock it off.
The Saturn V seems half a stud to short on parts.
And the lunar lander is not attached to its base.
(Funny I name the 3 nasa sets)
I actually got both the monkey and the stirring robot set and absolutely love them! I remember spending a whole day after building the monkey set tying string Bridges from different points in my house and then just letting the monkey go to town climbing across them. The stirring robot was cool as well, however the motors weren't powerful enough to do much more than stir in some chocolate syrup into milk. All together the sets were a blast to play with because not only did you get to build three different sets in most of them, but you could have endless hours of play and interaction with them beyond just your imagination
@@TheGrejp Same, I still have all three motor sets from when I was a kid, I loved those sets even though my Record N' Play has few issues. Mine has the problem where it makes static noises from the piezo sounder when you turn it off, which would creep me out as a kid (this is a known issue, it tells you to reset it in the manual, but it's so old now that no longer fixes it). The robot build also has an issue where the head is attached to the reset switch, making go haywire every time it moves, often resulting in the hilarity of it running around until it knocks it's own head off. My wind up and electric motor sets are no longer complete (though I could Bricklink the missing pieces back).
If you can find them second hand for a good deal, they'd make great parts sets for things like GBCs as well.
2:50 even ombuigen en je hebt een vliegtuig hahahaha
I disagree with your opinion on the new May the 4th sets. I really like the Hoth set, and I like the death Star 2 battle as well. I think they look really nice, and that the small scale really benefits the design.
I kinda liked Jack Stone and the small star wars sets broke into "pairs."
jack stone made me feel uncomfortable cause hes lego WITH A NOSE NEVER GO BACK
I liked Jack Stone, I had quite a lot of them (still do) I had the airport, with the green airplane, and I always wanted to have the orange one as well... I had the police and rescue boat too, construction stuff... They were fun to play with.
6:12 boi be lookin like the secret love child of yoda and wall-e on ketamine
4:55 I want to see this guy in LEGO minifigures!
i love the may the 4th minibuilds. Minibuilds are probably my favorite part of lego.
I just remember having a few of those Jack Stone Sets as a kid and actually enjoyed them alot. Also these Figures were included in jack stone themed toothbrushes back then. Pretty wild if you ask me
They came with some cool pieces. Also don't forget the VHS tapes, I had some of those :^)
Woah! That just brought back a memory I forgot I even had. O-o I had some of those Jack Stone toothbrushes as a kid!
@@Sanguivore Same!!! Memory unlocked. Thank you @Rickerdzn.
Dunno, I liked getting any kind of legos as a kid. Jack Stone sets too. My friend got that slave 1, and I always found it cool with han's carbonite brick.
'The Horrendous attempt at an airplane' was one of my most beloved toys at age 5. That served as my introduction to Lego.
You wouldn't think it, but 'crappy toys' to you may be valued differently with younger eyes.
I think I had exactly 1 Jack Stone Set as a kid (Firefighter).
I actually liked most of it. tbf, not being able to turn the hands sideways was kinda annoying, but I had red pillar pieces which where used to quick build “houses” (a plate put on to a singular of these red pillars…had more in common with a mushroom than a fluffing house)
The smallest Lego set was the stone armour Cole because it was just one minifigure, still had a box!
Dom
minifigs count as three parts (head-torso-legs) so it'd be the same amount, on paper.
irl I think we all know what has the best playability
gimme that sweet featureless white van window oh yes
@@Goddot We are talking about sets with boxes not polybags
The Final Duel II, I actually have that one! I love how the box art shows the lightsaber rod just laying underneath, also the stormtrooper came with a blank yellow face, which mine now has like a dent/ scratch mark on it.
7:22 lmao what a troll set.. lego really thought we wanted that
I still own three of the Lego Technic Star Wars sets. Pit Droid (8000), Battle droid (8001) and Droideka (8002). They were pretty detailed and worked will, as each set could 'fold up' as depicted in the movies, and each came with alternative instructions for other models that could be made with the parts. If I'd known how much the sets are going for now, I would have kept them in the boxes.
I like the hockey dudes, they have good pieces for Bionicle MOCs
Yeah
I was thinking that. A subgroup of muscleheads that hang out with Kopaka. :P
3:50 I thought the stormtroopers set number said “boob” for a fat second
*Uhh no.*
😏 8oo8
7:20 that set is actually good, It was just a 1 part of the 2 part set, It was also pretty cheap way to get your hands on the minifigure for a good price, and also the build is the bonus thing, main focus is on the minifigs :D Also I can't forget to mention that the prequel one had the best design for droideka to date.
Oh my gosh, the Jack Stone sets awakened ancient memories. I remember it being heavily promoted at Legoland California circa 2001/2002. Jack Stone was on cups, shirts, towels, etc. I think I even owned one of the cups, it was a souvenir sipper, the kind where if you buy it, you get free refills. Haven't thought about it in YEARS!
I actually had that Atlantis set lol, edit: I laughed my head off when I saw the “car” set.
The Jack Stone "airplane" looks like a child designed it.
It was probably a kids birthday present to make an official Lego set
I'm pretty sure I still have it in pieces somewhere, but the instructions are long gone.
I had the movement inventor set with the ape and I loved it. When thinking back I can also remember how I wanted most of the mentions here. But there was no chance at all I could get them at all. That is why I was just so happy and played quite a bit with it, I went away from the instruction pretty often, just to make something interesting that moves, but I the motor was pretty weak and the batteries died very quick on me, or at least that was the feeling I had back then, maybe I just played all day with it and didn't notice at all.
7:31 lol I remember seeing this on a store shelf and wondering what had happened to Lego.
I actually liked Galidor, and I've seen some very creative MOCs with the pieces.
Why those figures scares me?
@@saves88 Maybe because they look like people but act like Bionicle?
Hybrid with Bionicle, right?
@@bsharpmajorscale Yeah, maybe. Now I realize I feel a uncanny valley effect about this figure.
And look at that character image in high right corner of the box (on 10:38), he looks like a psycho watching you.
@@saves88 To be entirely fair to Galidor, the set pictured was a literal happy meal toy from McDonalds and not one of the official figures. The actual figures were better proportioned, though the character designs were no less horrendous.
That weird polybag from season 8 of ninjago should've been on this list.
Which one?
Yeaaaaa definitely so weird that one
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7:35 Is that really a stormtrooper with a mustache?
My first ever Lego set as a kid was Jack Stone... I used to love it trying to always build something wacky with the given pieces.. good times
The hockey faces really look like Moais from Rapa Nui.
I loved the Jack Stone sets when I was a kid. RIP childhood being insulted XD
Also wow, forgot about Galidor.
I thought Galidor was a fever dream.
Final Duel II did prove a great way to build an Imperial army at the time though
While the late 90's and early 2000's may have been a dark time for LEGO financially, and a lot of duds came out of the experimental nature of that era, I'd take the creativity and variety of that time over another year of marvel and star wars any day.
2:46
SpitBrix: Look at this thing. What type of car is this!?!
Me:
Rad's Old Go Kart From OK K.O.
It's dutch. Skelter is basically a bicycle in which you can sit down in a chair. It has pedals on the front. The design barely represents a skelter
Nobody:
Absolutely nobody:
Lego Technic Stormtrooper: BOOB
Now I want it
This is such a nostalgic video. Completely forgot I had the hockey player and I've been trying to remember the name of znap for ages - I loved the F1 car you could make with it. I think I had the jango fett technic set? I remember having the gun that shot the rubber tipped projectile
6:31 this set looks like a frog
I found one of the Jack Stone figures in a bin in my basement and I thought it was a bootleg until this video.
I remember K'NEX, specifically the Mario sets before LEGO bought the brand.
I had (and still have) that mixer set at 7:10
I remember it being super fun and you could make all sorts of things that all did something. I still vaguely remember some of them.
I also have several of the jack stone sets, although these are now just mixed in with random other legos in a big box. That, and losing most of their instruction booklets, means I have no idea how many different sets I actually had, but I do recognise at least 4 of the ones shown as sets I 100% had and i remember having at least one set twice. Clearly someone was buying them.
I *love* that tiny little Lego box set, so much. I really wish Lego had continued with those tiny little things, they were just so...satisfying.
SpitBrix: Yuck he deserves to be covered up by the end screen
me: Ah finally inner piece
Haha, i get the joke.
I love the new May 4th mini-build promo-things. I feel like I'm the only one though
Final Duel II was a very good set. For about €7 you got 3(!) very good (for the time) minifigures and a nicely themed display stand. Lego didn’t have the license for star wars figures, only for building sets, which is why army build packs always had a (silly) build included.
I had that creator monkey set when I was a kid, I almost forgot about it thanks for reminding me of that horror, it was honestly super cool functionally though.
Bro, I loved the final duel set when I was a kid simply for the value. They were 3 for 10 at KB Toys so I got three of each (Luke and Vader). At the time it was a good army builder and had some cool pieces.
I just got some legos yesterday.
Congratulations! Hey lego fans! a new lego fan YAY! (I'm not being sarcastic I'm actually happy for you)
Lego _bricks_
cool but it bedder be ninjago though
I just got some basic lego bricks
Which ones?
0:49 I now love the more recent one with the top part included
Ive had this 4095 Lego Creator Inventor Set and it kinda was one of my favourite sets of all time, when I was a kid.
Yea, the recommended builds were quite boring, but with a bit of creativity and technical understanding, you could create real awesome things with it.
One of the biggest bonus points is that you can have fun with it as a 7 year old, aswell as a 14 year old.
Omg I remember having the green suit jack stone mini figure. I have no idea where I even got it from but I do remember playing with it a lot lmaoo
4:50 Atlantis... I haven't heard that name in years...
6:40 A TURTLE POSING LIKE A FROG WHILE WEARING GLASSES
I have that Technic Darth Vader from back then. It's pretty good, I loved it as a kid. It even has some heavy wear as I played with it a bunch.
The LEGO znap virus comercial is really wierd.
I really like those May 4th sets! Some really cool detailing. Almost wonder if they're in here to troll, lol
The NHL sets gave us some great Bionicle part recolours. Mainly nuva armors and bohrok shields.
Half of these sets are actually pretty cool. I remember wanting those mechanism sets so bad. The mechanized monkey looked fun.
I had the manta warrior. It isn’t an amazing set, but it makes a fun add on to the other Atlantis sets
YES NEW VIDEO!
I loved Jack Stone. He had a vhs movie and everything. I also had the Technic R2 D2 and Slave 1 😂. Didn't realize I owned so many terrible sets.