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- Problems with brittle blue LEGO pieces. More additions to my LEGO boneyard.
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Lime bionicle joints: "Finally a worthy opponent, our battle will be legendary!"
I am going to have to look for some of these. i think it is the single most commented problem
@@BrickTsar it's really bad with the 2008 sets
@@BrickTsar The absolute worst were from set 8914
They used the exact same design that had been in production for years but for whatever reason would break very easily with that release. I seem to recall it being so bad that one of the joints broke when I first built the set as a kid.
I remember I was able to deduct that the lime were the weakest when I was like 12. My friend got mad when he let me borrow his Lewa Phantoka and I returned it with dark grey replacements. Couldn't for the life of me explain to him they were breaking before he even let me borrow it.
Man of blue steel...
I would think this is a problem from 2009. This was the same time the Bionicle line had really bad brittle pieces. Hopefully not a modern issue!
I broke so many joints and thought I just got too strong to play with legos... I was 13 and felt terrible
Lime Green ptsd
Bionicle joints were... Okay for 2001-2007, until the line green joints went to hell. And then they introduced the terrible 2007-2011 joints, and joints only really got good when CCBS hit.
I agree, Bionicle STARS was probably the worst of that problem
Never had this issue with any color other than the old lime green Bionicle pieces.
@J.R. Spingly they started making them cheaper around the time of hero factory which also broke in assembly. The old Bionicle sets never broke on me and I was always taking them aoart and building new creations
The phantoka of 2008, yup, I remember them. It is quite easy to break both because of the design and the plastic used
@J.R. Spingly oh yeah I remember those!! They were called the Phantoka and I think i had Vamprah. He was a pain to assemble because of the more fragile parts and the joint connectors always felt tighter than previous series'.
I had a Lego angry birds set which I bought in 2016 which had a lime plate in it and about 2 years later I was taking it apart and the plate snapped
Bro YES
Oh no I'm getting lime green bionicle ball socket flashbacks.
FireFury190 Man I LOVED Lewa! 😭😭😭
Lewa never had lime joints
@@treysmith3858 Phantoka Lewa from 2008 did.
Yeah but Phantoka Lewa used the joints that broke no matter the color.
Yup
Maybe it's fake lego. Step on one. If it doesn't hurt it isn't authentic.
... OUCH what the #%*+.
That hurt like @%!#.
so It's definitely a *#×& REAL Lego plate!!!!!
LOL.
@@aaronbrandenburg2441 not funny didn't laugh
@@aaronbrandenburg2441 lol
LEGO doesn’t hurt me when I step on it.
@@nuv2987 Then you need to see a doctor.
This hurts... I need therapy after seeing this
Lol
Also has anyone noticed or you notice personally please comment.
Has anyone noticed especially red transparent brakes cracking.
And also has a wooden hay issues with older trans Yellow plates cracking.
I know they have a tendency to.
The trans red I've had more transparent red have a crack or a slight piece missing at the bottom Edge more than any other color at all.
Also have noticed this on Franz yellow like the flexible tubing with the the transeo ends.
More than any of the other ones.
Again older parts.
Those were the two I was thinking back Harmony before but couldn't remember.
RIP AND TEAR! Uhm. I mean crack and break.
Maybe Lego unintentionally made plastic bricks "compostable/biodegradable" without knowing...
I think it was intentional, but they didn't think about the short term implications
Looking a little into this suggests that it could more likely be a mismatch with the dye used, another possibility would be a different temperature at which they've been molded, ABS changes properties, like toughness depending on how fast and how hot it's molded so we can't rule that out. Another possibility is just degradation due to sunlight. Any combination of this problem could be the culprit here and being that there are just some parts darkened in the whole batch makes me steer toward the "different atmosphere during the molding process + sunlight action" case... would be interesting to test some of the pieces to find a clear answer
I wonder how many pieces are floating in the oceans?
Let's get some and make something that came out of the ocean - cool.
This happened with alot of reddish brown plates, from star wars sets from 2013
Brickz 4 dayz yes the droid troop transport brown pieces broke. Luckily I didn’t buy it was handed to me from a teacher and I didn’t break them.
Yes the brown parts.. mine are thise from new pirates sets...
I don't know if it's related but I have the 2012 Star Wars Sarlacc Pit (set 9496), and Lando's head, which is reddish Brown broke for no reason.
Same on the 7915 V-Wing set. Nearly every reddish-brown tile and plate broke during gentle disassembly. Used Weldon #4 to bond them back together but they will likely continue to break.
I remember having this endor set from 2012, all of the brown pieces that came with it are now broken
*laughs in lepin*
all my pieces come like that!
Begone
Lol
Nope...
@@kenmarkollano5795 yes.
@@probablygonnadeletethischa9700 lay some facts then 🙃
I've seen more broken brown than blue. I call it brittle brown.
I've only seen 1 brown part fail, a 1x1 clip piece, may have broken in storage
Man, i have the 2011 Millennium Falcon, the brown chairs on that thing have broken the seat part so many times...
And that's how the cookie crumbles
@@communismman1471 yea
I have had nearly 20 maroon cheese wedges break :( I also have brown pieces do this and i think they used the same dye on each.
Have seen that with some old blue and also with some brown tiles.
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most of my 1x4 brown tiles cracked
Dark red also has this issue.
Carl Cortex Reddish Brown plates too
I've had issues with reddish brown and dark red
def brown
I don't remember EVER breaking a lego as a kid, and I was pretty rough with them...
BeetleBuns I only ever broke one piece, it was a windshield that I stepped on. Most painful thing in history
ouch
I broke a lot of fenders :(
A piece of Lego*
@@drafezard7315 what did that accomplish?
I've experienced "Brittle Brick Syndrome", or BBS, a lot with the old light gray from the classic 80s space sets.
Glen Martin you hush 🤫
lol I love those set but I have replaced most bits with newer medium blue grey because many broken :((
Thanks for the heads up. I'm working on completing some old space sets now and I hadn't noticed it with them yet. I'll be a bit extra careful.
@@andrewnixon5147 any relation is someone named Nixon?
Lol.
@@aaronbrandenburg2441 Yeah, Norm Nixon is my cousin ;-) haha
No, no relationship to any famous Nixons, but I jokingly claim them all...Uncle Richard, Norm, Otis, Trot...the watch company haha
I would like to see what odd things can be made with the broken pieces.
That could be interesting.
Someone needs to do a video now.
Great for stop motion - blowing something up.
Meanwhile, Bionicle fans: *Says 'that's nothing' in Lime Green
I can break LEGO bricks...
Old lime bricks
Construction humor?
When you know that colours like brown and grey tend to break more as they get older but you own sets such as Jabba's sail barge, the Mtt and the UCS Falcon...
I knew about brown, I've had a couple of plates break. But I didn't know about grey
Oh no! That remembers me I got Jabbas Saul Barge and I might need to be careful with it
@@BrickTsar Probably best not to part any of these sets down 😫
@@BrickTsar "that REMEMBERS me" LOL
the UCS falcon is too big to be picked up with just two hands anyways
Yup, have a bunch of these. Had some vintage ones break like that, some even shatter like glass dropped on the floor. I do have ones that were bought in pick a brick probably in 2007 or 8 that shatter like this, and none of my bricks see sunlight or extreme temps.
Having had Bionicle sets, I've seen:
Axel rods fuse into their sockets. All sorts of colors snap and break under little-to-no tension. Rapid disintegration over a month. Color changing/fading/yellowing when stored in a dark space. And parts looking melted out the box.
Sometimes, the process fails.
I've had a deformed ratchet joint connector, yea i got it in the old lego ender dragon and got a camper van for a part instead of going to lego.com
I've only heard of lime joints and joints from 2008 and beyond being brittle
You just broke lego worth my entire mortgage right there, you absolute mad lad!
Do you live in a Lego house then? Wow, that's cool!
@@penfold7800 you could either be referring to the song Lego house.
Or the one at Legoland.
which one.
Lol.
On a serious note tho; I loved the James may Lego house. I wish I could have got a signed brick-built brick when the house got dismantled. I'd settle for an instruction sheet for the welcome mosaic so I could build one and frame it next to a photo of the house. It was pure genius in my opinion. I wish I had known about it at the time. I would have definitely been there.
@@penfold7800 actually I was referring to something else entirely.
I didn't even know there was such a thing that existed.
That you were speaking of.
Pure coincidence.
The Lego house I was referring to is one of the Lego attractions.
That had that humongous Lego tree.
And that set restaurant where you build your order.
There is a video on it.
Particular what I'm talking about is what's inside Lego house.
It's at Channel but I don't remember the exact name.
Of the video.
Although I may have gotten it correct?
But I'll look into what you're talkin about.
And the other was a song called Lego house don't know who it's by.
As I said just a coincidence.
Strange how all those are sometimes.
But I would agree with what you said about it the Lego house that is.
I probably would have done the same if I'd been able to.
Here's one for you.
The house that Emmitt built.
Although I heard years ago.
That our school had built a small house that the kids assembled.
It was too long ago to remember everything.
Oso I did not fill. Outside myself.
But this was the scale of a normal room.
I mainly designed and helped build the mechanism.
But a working like a grandfather clock.
There quote on quote Lego chimes.
That were basically just assembled long rods.
Didn't sound great though.
It just indicated yet hours and quarter hours an option of half hour.
However the actual striking back in this room for Westminster chimes.
Was using stretched rubber bands.
And possibly for one or two of the indications I think we used.
The white like a bungee cord.
Long time ago.
Unfortunately it was hard to use weights to drive it.
So we wound up actually using the like a wind-up Motors.
And connecting the Technic axles with the flat round two by twos to one of the wheels
. Of each one.
He built a lot of things that work that way.
As well as he kept one of the winding keys.
On his key ring.
I'd seen some of his recent creations.
He had have a I guess you'd say flip clock sort of.
He used chain links and hand-painted plates that went past window in the housing.
It even had a alarm on it.
The only non Michael parts.
Was basically to drive it.
AC synchronous timing motor.
Couldn't remember if there's a 24 volt or 120 volts.
I think it was 24?
Also we together help build a Lego cuckoo clock.
By the way it did have had the actual cuckoo mechanism.
100% Lego.
Kip's pretty accurate time as well.
I don't think it was quite as accurate as the grandfather clock.
In terms of the cuckoo mechanism yes still 100% Lego.
How we produces sound for the cuckoo.
We use the old Lego pneumatics valve brick.
Which had the three ports coming out of a 2 by 4 brick.
Which were two check valves inside of it.
Because when you use the Pneumatic pump.
it would squeak and it was a slightly a different sound if you're brushing off put oil on the pump.
We actually use the small newer pneumatic cylinder.
the newer one.
but the newer than the original numeric system or so.
As well as there was a lever on the side to turn off the cuckoo.
Again not practical be weight driven.
Oh yeah 1 of the motors in the grandfather clock.
was world pulling down on one of the phony weights.
that's how you wound one of them on the cuckoo clock as well.
But only one of the motors.
also both parks were set up so also both parks were set up so that you can also both parks were set up so that you.
Could have it turn off bird show times and rubber bands on the grandfather .
clock at certain hours.
As well as on the Cuckoo-Clock as well.
Buffalo wish we're done through part of the mechanism.
Real test for the clock mechanism.
That sounds really cool. You could have used the weights from the old 1960's lego boats for the grandfather clock mechanism and the lifting chain from the roller coaster sets. I know about the Lego house in billund. I've seen the video you're referring to. I find the house itself very disappointing. They could have been more imaginative with its shape. As it is, it looks like an ugly concrete block from the 70's. But I love the brick-based ordering system in the restaurant. It's a pity they didn't do something similar at legoland Windsor in the UK. Since it's been taken over by Merlin entertainments, its lost its magic. It's now just a corporate money making theme park instead of an inspirational Lego world. I was very disappointed when I went there to fulfil a lifelong dream. The Emmet's house Lego set is very neat, as it's a nod to the original Lego houses from the town layout and the Lego bungalow dolls house type set from the homemaker years. I wish they'd do a re-release of the white and red church from the town plan set from the 60's. I love that set.
The only time I've ever seen legos break this easily is after they were sprayed with sunscreen. Broke apart in my hands.
Lego* it's already plural and is the trademark.
2:24 you should sever food at a restaurant with those types of skills
I think there were a lot of bad batches made around 2009, at least I hope not all Lego parts turn this way after some time.
I got a sealed Fire Brigade (10197) recently and for most of the part it was fine but the reddish brown and dark red parts were really bad to deal with, some cracked and some even broke, about 9 of the 1x2 dark red tiles that go on the facade snapped the instant I pushed them in and I did it really carefully too.
Ouch! I was going to break down my Fire Brigade and rebuild it - now I’m afraid to touch it!
This happened to me when I went to rebuild my 7990 Set. I post pics to a few facebook Lego groups. People noticed the pieces go a browny color and break with no evidence of force. I did a bit of research and found the brittle parts come from Czech. Apparently Czech has a notorious history for making brittle plastic, yet LEGO was still determined to build a factory there to cut production costs; and then dictate to the Czech's to use LEGO's specified plastic ingredients and methods. Well, needless to say; that Czech still went back to their ways, and hence the brittle plastic you see today. In the end, it cost TLC more in battle fees to get Czech to do things LEGO's way than what it would've cost to keep producing in Denmark.
Does LEGO know about this? These ARE a children's toy. Some of those pieces actually shattered... y'kno… like glass.
Truly disturbing for a LEGO Purist like myself. I will only buy TOWN & Train Theme sets now from 1980- 1996 & hope for the best 🙏
*[SCREAMS IN OLD BALL JOINTS]*
Isn‘t this a Metroliner Shirt? Would love to see a Monorail Short though...
I have the Breaking Problem with the Brown Parts from the Café Corner as well...the time period is about the same
lol! I was looking at it upside so my brain got turned around
Same with me...
The discolouration is the bromide in the plastic decomposing. All plastic need bromide because it is flame retardant. Bromide is normally brown but in lighter colours such as whites, yellows, blues and any other light colour has to use an almost clear bromide to preserve the colour. The darker the bromide the better quality and longer time it takes to oxidize and decompose. That's why the plastic discolours and turns brittle.
That's a misconception. The brittle (and the discoloration) it's due to a radical based mechanism and there is not possible to stop it (not completely)
So that’s why the ocean is full of plastic😂
Too bad! The blue blocks are nice looking but, it's hard to believe that they break so easily.
weird didnt expect this from a quality toy company like Lego! this is like something you'd see dollar store knock-off lego bricks do!
I had some dark red pieces of the same type and time period break on me, so I know exactly your pain.
ive had issues with some of the "cheese" lego pieces i have, which came in the Deadpool Chopper set from years ago, as well as the Back to the Future Delorean. they seem to be splitting along the middle, and i would normally try replacing the pieces, but when it comes to the Deadpool chopper set, it is occurring on a majority of them, plus the set is old and the color is a rare color that is not widely produced. for the time being, i am not playing with these sets at all, and they are collecting dust on my bookshelf, but i wish i could get them replaced somehow for minimal cost
I had that problem with a small Lego creator digger and a lot of mixels
I always have it with brown, haven't had it with blue yet
I have had this problem with Dark brown and dark red
Make a giant blue plank with it and have someone break it like they do with wood planks in karate.
I had a bunch of blue pieces break on a factory sealed TIE crawler (7664) that I built over Christmas. That set is from 2007.
Oooooh that stings watching you break those parts
Seems like YOU’RE the Master Breaker!
If anyone get the reference, that’ll be great.
I wept watching this... How could you 😢
I've seen this happen on Bandai's Gundam model kit line. Some of the newer kits that have a glossier finish to the parts end up being extremely brittle, some parts have even been coming with cracks molded in due to printing and handling errors. I think the mix is just getting something wrong with it.
I've had some discoloration but never had anything break like that. Could be from sunlight damage.
I'd suggest laying a few of the broken ones in the oven at a low temperature for a few minutes, see if that makes them flexible again. Nothing really to lose at that point
I was thinking to it could be UV like related AKA sunlight related.
If I ever had a real place of my own I had built.
I would not have any fluorescent lighting.
And either windowless.
Or anti UV light window panes.
Or Coatings or film whatever.
In that area of my place.
I've always wanted to have a debit card area of the house for just Lego.
I'm that big of a fan.
Speaking of which I'm actually building a working on your desk fan.
And a box fan.
Of course of the crappiest Parts I have.
It's coming along.
And no I don't have any of those modern propeller or women aparts butterbeer I call them.
Just plates and titles in Wing pieces.
By the way the desk fan the guard is almost complete.
Technic axles at autotecknic parts.
By the way boys are in the works not quite complete.
It may be possible to use power functions but.
I've got some 12 volt DC motors that would be easy enough to work until I go housing.
Although I may wind up using old 120 volt Motors?
I have 12 volt DC low voltage available.
Power supplies that run other equipment.
With added auxiliary out.
Using a car vacuum 4 clean up debris left over from the Lego sort.
The type of stuff that whines up in your collection of Lego over the years.
And non Lego crap.
The only Lego you can step on, and not get admitted to the Hospital.
I don’t have a lot of broken Lego but the ones I do have are pretty much all blue and a bit of white and red
This is the embodiment of anxiety
Have the same problem with reddish brown plates as well, plenty of broken bits in my collection
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I have this constant problem with reddish brown pieces!! Which is too bad since I use that colour all the time but at least I have a decent supply of those pieces.
I had that same issue with reddish brown 1 x 6 plates. Got off a PaB Wall. Some were attached to some plates, most in a PaB Cup. When I tried to take off plate, completely split in half.
Then the loose ones I could just snap them in half. Extremely brittle. My mistake was I should've contacted Lego support. They probably would've just given me some credit. I just forgot to do it then.
Oh, right when you said prior to '09. I got the reddish brown brittle plates in '09 too.
I always break these colour bricks when remaking old sets. I also find light grey ones snap. :(
Wow! That’s crazy
I think that the reason why the blue became so brittle, is because the makers of the blue pieces were making their own mix in their house.
This sounds like the same issue retro computer collectors have, where there's bromine in the plastic (most commonly in ABS plastic) due to the flame retardants breaking down. It usually discolors the plastics and makes them brittle, only if they're exposed to UV light. This is just an educated guess, of course, but I do know that Lego has added them in the past.
Yeah I know about the bromine issue but I don't think they had that when I go as well.
This is madness
I recently rebuilt my 1977 Technic sets - many blue plates broken during assembly, and again during disassembly...
1980s light gray is also weak, as I found out when rebuilding my space sets. Interestingly the light gray from the 70s didn't break!
About the dating: we kept the technic separate from other lego, and I did the same for my space sets.
Not with blue, but that old dark red...
i’ve had this happen a lot with brown plates, i would try to use a brick separator on them and they would just break like the ones in your video
I feel uncomfortable watching Legos break.
And I used to cut Legos for unique designs.
Haven't had this problem with any blue at least not to this extent, but I've definitely had this problem with Brown, But i chocked it up to them being Old
Same thing happened with old reddish brown Lego 6x8 plates. When I try to separate them, they break just like the blue seen in this video.
Hey Jabbo, glad you haven't quit.
Im not architect or chemist but the only logical reason on why that lego is breaking easy is 1) the bottom holes were made first and the top with the smooth part was made last which compromises integrity of the physical structure.
2) blue dye is very very corrosive like yellow #5 is toxic and that is why structural integrity is changed.
Holy moly this is shocking to watch. I've never seen LEGO plastic break and shatter so easily and i've been building since 92.
Discolouration: the parts are not uv stabilised enough, pretty simple , then have cheaped out
Breaking: the problem is the die of the master batch giving the Color, a lot of companies switched for cheaper compounds having a totally different characteristics in the crystallisation Prozess. Again cheaped out
Does the name “lime pieces” ring any bells? Because I’m getting some serious flashbacks.
The corroded color would be cool for like an abandoned factory/town build
I'm having a similar problem with brown pieces, they break easily when separating them
Those blue breaking plates is physically and mentally hurting me
It’s the maroon red arms for me
it seems to be similar to the problem you run into with gold plastic in 80s'-90s' toys, especially in transformers
This is so weird,I never saw Lego break this easy.
I got back into my LEGO's after not touching them in four years and was dismay to see a lot of my large reddish brown plates i could crumble in my hands just like this 😭
Are brittle bricks like that typically just bad batches from the factory, or does some sort of environment have to be introduced such as chemical vapors, temperature cycles, lack of use, etc.?
Lego had this problem with brown pieces. The kind of brown pieces that you would find in the sandcrawler
I had this problem once with a few of the 4492 Lego Star Wars Mini Star Destroyers, the plates would just break with minimal effort. There were like 6 of them and around 4 just broke.
Brown cylinders:
*YOU THINK YOU'RE BETTER THAN ME?!*
I've been having an issue with black 1x1 cheese slopes. So far none have broken completely, but I have a lot that are cracked. I think I have a number of blue 1x1 bricks that are cracked too.
It's not just black. I can't recall ever seeing cracks on any clear ones, strangely enough. But I bought several hundred white ones for a project (used) and almost 1/4 had to be thrown away because of cracks starting at the thin edge.
@@LLEvarts I have a few clear ones that are cracked, but I think they are on car MOCs that often find themselves sailing off of jumps and flipping end over end along hardwood floors. The black ones are on a MOC of the helicopter Airwolf which basically never gets roughed about.
Actually I just notice both clear chease slopes on my mini F-14 are cracked despite one of them being just held in by the parts around it and not actually connected! There goes my theory that the crackes are caused by the stress of having a stud pushing from the inside. Basically every 1x1 clear slope I have was bought new from the LEGO store too...
I've had some dark red pieces out of a 2008-era V-19 Torrent crack and break. A brick separator will snap edges off. They do exactly the same thing as these blue ones.
I think about 2007, 2008,2009, the sells of lego went down, maybe they tried something new to safe cost for the bricks and that ist the solution
I had that problem with the brown pieces of a spare Mines of Moria set. I've heard it can be fixed with peroxide and UV light, the same as the decoloration problem.
Not sure when it may have been this video Horseshoe Bar and been a while since I've been to it.
But I think he was referring to you in the video somewhere or another one.
Just about that.
I love ur videos
Planned obsolescence - it's not a bug, it's a feature.
Milky pieces, bad prints, different shades for what is supposed to be the same color...Lego is doing great lately.
I blame it on the dye formula. LEGO bricks are made of the durable and much-loved ABS plastic (used in model kits, action figures, mechanical keyboard parts, and other things like that), but a bad dye formula will ruin the integrity of the plastic.
same problem Only with the certain blue and sometimes redish Brown parts, But it's rare with the reddish brown ,,l, you can see the blue change a Shade... i Keep everything in temperature control .. u Basically touch it it disintegrates.. It had to be a bad formulation I just contacted Lego... The fascinating thing is I have some blue parts that are even older and some that are at same here and nothings wrong with them ,, just random ... Found this out Last week putting my inventory into Bricklink... Right now I'm at 150,000 parts and I'm not even 1/4 way through everything... Luckily I don't have too many of that blue yet ..
Yes, I have multiple types of blue Legos this has happened to. From both before and after the 2000s.
Lol my wife was telling me to turn this off. Braking legos makes her sad haha
I've never seen this before with Lego this badly. At least not with recent sets, old minifigures sometimes cracked at the hips or wrists and maybe some old battledroids at the hips and hands but that's about it. The only recent thing I could think of was the 2015 doctor who ideas set which had somehow some pretty fragile pieces. But noting compared to these brittle pieces.
I broke old blue brick (2 by 8 i think) two years ago by accident, by using it as a structure block connecting two big plates.
It happens to me when I try to get the cair pieces from lego off my build. It's annoying because I have very few of them
Easier to break than my heart
I called this the plastic plague cuz alot of my parts from around 2009 all started breaking my minifigs just crack by rotating the arms
Oh geez, that's hard to watch. I haven't gotten any like that so far, and I hope I don't.
this reminds me of the gold plastic hasbro used in transformers in the 90's
Can’t forget about their G.I. Joe RAH Serpentor.
@@mini-conlongarm8021 and their 2015 Jurassic world toys
@@mini-conlongarm8021 is it prone to breaking ?
Ohma Connor It’s got GPS, so yes.
I've noticed this with brown and dark red plates as well
Yeah I had this happen to a bunch of my old tiles.
I'm getting reminded of Gold Plastic Syndrome on Transformers
even if those pieces aren't good anymore, it still hurts to watch you break them intentionally :(
It’s just the way you stored it
Oh, you've never dealed with the 1x2 crimson tiles