In the video, the creators embark on a project to collect 100 kilograms of Lego through various purchases, aiming to achieve a net weight of Lego excluding packaging. They document the process of acquiring, weighing, and sorting the Lego pieces, which includes a variety of sets and unique elements. The video also showcases the assembly of several Lego models and discusses plans for future sorting and building projects. The creators celebrate reaching 200,000 subscribers and encourage viewers to subscribe for upcoming content.
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1. 100 kilograms of Lego were purchased.
2. The Lego was bought in small batches at the lowest price.
3. The parcels filled almost the entire studio space.
4. The total weight of the Lego was confirmed to be 107 kilograms, minus packaging.
5. Various Lego sets, including assembled models and instructions, were received.
6. A container useful for future storage of parts was included.
7. An original Lego playing cube was found among the parts.
8. The Lego collection included parts from a ship set.
9. Several large base plates were among the items received.
10. One package weighed almost 20 kilograms and contained valuable models.
11. Marvel film flying devices and a technical all-terrain vehicle were part of the collection.
12. Many partially assembled models and minifigures were included.
13. A sorting machine was built to automate the sorting process of Lego parts.
14. The sorting machine separated small parts from large ones using a sieve-like mechanism.
15. After sorting, assembling Lego became easier due to reduced search area for parts.
16. Detailed sorting by type of part was chosen over color for efficiency in building.
17. A significant portion of the Lego parts was sorted, with some remaining unsorted for future work.
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