In the video, the creators embark on a project to collect 100 kilograms of Lego, sourcing from various sellers at the best prices. They meticulously weigh and verify the Lego haul, which includes a diverse range of sets, parts, and minifigures. The assembly process is challenging due to the sheer volume of pieces, prompting them to devise a sorting system to streamline the task. They showcase their impressive collection of assembled Lego models and sets, highlighting unique finds and functional parts. The video concludes with an appreciation for reaching 200,000 subscribers and an invitation to subscribe for future creative content.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The author purchased 100 kilograms of Lego.
2. The Lego was bought in small batches from the secondary market.
3. The author weighed the Lego to confirm it was 100 kilograms, but it turned out to be 107 kilograms.
4. The author found that the packages contained a variety of Lego parts, including minifigures, technical parts, and base plates.
5. The author built several Lego sets, including a Minecraft world, a Guardians of the Galaxy spaceship, and a Ninjago robot.
6. The author created a sorting machine to help sort the Lego parts by size.
7. After sorting, the author found that they had over 80% of the purchased parts sorted.
8. The author discovered several unusual Lego parts, including a lift, transparent cubes that light up, and a Frankenstein-like figure.
9. The author found a treasure trove of Lego parts, including diamonds, gold chains, and other decorations.
10. The author purchased the Lego to implement ideas for future videos.
11. The video was filmed over the course of almost a month.
12. The author's channel had reached 200,000 subscribers.
13. The author's next goal is to reach 250,000 subscribers.