Two individuals, Robin and the narrator, build a massive Minecraft LEGO world in real life. They start by unwrapping 26 Minecraft LEGO sets, which include various structures, characters, and animals. As they assemble each set, they share interesting facts and their favorite parts, such as movable pieces and unique details. The narrator mentions that they spent over $1,000 on the LEGO sets, but it was not sponsored. Throughout the video, they work on building the sets, which includes a treehouse, a pirate ship, a castle, and more. After 10 hours and 30 minutes, they finally complete all 26 sets, which comprise 9,666 LEGO blocks. They then combine all the sets to create a massive Minecraft LEGO world, featuring various biomes, characters, and structures.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. There are 26 Minecraft LEGO sets being assembled.
2. The total number of LEGO blocks is 9,666.
3. The LEGO sets were purchased for no more than $1,000.
4. The sets were not sponsored by LEGO.
5. The builders have not built with LEGO in a long time, one of them in six or seven years, and the other in two years.
6. The builds are being timed, with the first two taking 26 minutes, and the next two taking 50 minutes.
7. One of the builders has finished their LEGO before the other, multiple times.
8. The builders are creating a "Mob Museum" with the LEGO figures.
9. There are 65 mini LEGO figures in total.
10. The builders have been assembling the LEGO sets for almost 10 hours straight.
11. The final build is a large Minecraft world made up of all 26 LEGO sets.
12. The total time taken to assemble all 9,666 LEGO blocks is 10 hours and 30 minutes.