A Lego enthusiast sets out to build an enormous Lego army base within 100 hours, starting from a massive Lego island spanning nine base plates. The project involves acquiring Lego Minifigs and custom Lego guns, building structures such as a helipad, a warehouse, a hospital, a watchtower, and an underground bunker. The base also includes a tank, modeled after the M4 Sherman, which was used in World War II. After finishing the base, the creator tests its durability by shooting Nerf gun bullets at it, causing significant damage. The video ends with a tribute to those who serve in the military, and a milestone of nearly reaching 2 million subscribers.
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1. The Lego island takes up nine Lego base plates.
2. The challenge is to turn the island into a massive Lego army base within 100 hours.
3. The creator spent a couple hundred dollars on the internet to buy army-related Minifigs.
4. The creator bought 14 Lego army men in the first order and 10 more in a second order.
5. Custom Lego guns were purchased online, including a massive gun, mini gun, and rocket launcher.
6. A Huey helicopter was built, which took one hour to complete.
7. A raft was built to transport supplies from surrounding islands.
8. A giant wall was built to protect the military base, with lights and surveillance cameras.
9. An obstacle course was built for the soldiers to train.
10. A tiny warehouse was built to store food, with a satisfying roof design.
11. A weapon room was built to store random weapons.
12. A first aid tent was built, with a medic and supplies.
13. A giant Watchtower was built, with three separate levels and a ladder.
14. An outdoor canopy was built as a central meeting area for the soldiers.
15. A communication room was built, with a shipping container and secret office room.
16. An underground bunker was built, with protective walls and emergency supplies.
17. A tank was built, based on the M4 Sherman tank used during World War II.
18. The military base took several days to complete.
19. The creator tested the military base's durability by shooting Nerf gun bullets at it.