THE WORST LEGO SETS
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LEGO makes a lot of sets, but not all are great. Letâs explore the worst LEGO sets - from terrible designs to creepy buildable figures and builds that fall apart, there are a lot of LEGO sets to talk about that I bet youâve never seen before! From themes such as Galidor, Speed Champions, LEGO City, Technic, Knights Kingdom and more, these are some of the lowest rated LEGO sets based on Brickset ratings and LEGO fan reviews of the sets.
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Imagine making a line like bionicle, which becomes universally adored, only to spend the next 15 years producing the worst constructable action figures humanly possible.
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At least Knights Kingdom had a unique IP with all the trappings (lore, comics, online content) going for it, while the Star Wars and Ben 10 constraction figures must compete against conventional action figures, where they compare poorly against Hasbro's offerings, let alone Bandai's where applicable đ«
@@mtzuul7401Iâd completely forgotten Ben10 Lego was even a thing..!
Now you know why Lego completely finished everything that had to do with articulated buildable figures, Lego did NOT try to improve the ccbs system, while bionicle had texture ccbs stayed with flat angles which is not bad but it is not the same, plus the proof that a buildable articulated figure can work exists in the bootlegs, I am impressed that they improved and added pieces that were needed to fill the gaps in the CCBS system, I recommend Looking to the buildable Ultraman figures, even now I'm left with my mouth open because those figures are what the ccbs system should be right now, but unfortunately it no longer exists :(
Trying to recapture that bionicle feel without actually making bionicle again.
In defense of the Knights Kingdom ll buildable figures...the main play feature of the first wave was to use the sword chopping action to knock off your opponent's shield in order to win. It's like non-lethal tournament dueling in their world. You could even attach the trading cards included for the card game.
Also, if you kept the figure in the original case instead of "the bin," the shield wouldn't get bent. I brought my dude all kinds of places (including outside *gasp*) and it has held up over the years.
Then again, I recognize I have great nostalgia for this theme . It was excellent for the age range they were shooting for. Between the online comics, flash games, trading card game, unique characters, and excellent set play features, the world building was better than it needed to be and just fun for a kid
Agreed, completely unfair having it on this. They were simple builds with few parts but each was subtly different.
Not to mention those Knights Kingdom figures pioneered the use of Galidor hinges with system bricks, which went on to be used in countless mechs and animal builds and is still commonplace to this day. We would not have Exo Force or Ninjago mechs and dragons without the pieces Knights Kingdom introduced.
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Thank you! I was going to say this same exact thing. The knight figures were some of my favorites as a kid especially with the ability for the shields to be knocked off. Had so many tournaments between all my knights to see who would be worthy of challenging the king
Yea lmao, it's like SpitBrix has never checked the instructions he was showing off pages from that explain the shield reasoning very clearly
Honestly, I feel that the Polybags and the like should be given a lot more leeway. They're not really display pieces, but more just a stocking stuffer or little treat, where you have fun building the little set, then part it out into the misc. tub after a bit.
Regarding display pieces, I can honestly see some polybag sets work pretty well as desktop decorations
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" No we have that at home "
Mixels at home: 4:49
Every time Lego fumbles a buildable figure set in the 21st century a Toa dies horribly in the sea of Protodermis.
...and a Slizer alongwith him.
The point of those shields being so loose on those big knights. was that they were part of the play features. When you rotated the torso of the characters their sword arm swung around, so you were supposed to try to hit another knight's shield and make it drop. Sadly, I never had friends to play with đą
Iâll be your friend to play withâŠ.
I loved these sets as a kid, glad to see I wasn't the only one!
The scorpion dude had a solid plastic shield. Heck I've got it sitting in one of my misc. bins.
I have the Chima speedoz set, the reason why it is rated so badly is because the target system didn't work at all like it was intended to.
Same here, I could never figure it out
I'm surprised the Star Wars headless AT-ST wasn't mentioned
That set is an anomaly; these are bricks, they could include rest of it anyway, even make it into a feature to pop it off
they only include sets not horrifying tecnic abomonation
I must come to defence of the Knights Kingdom knights (the big ones). While I can't argue that some parts arent bad, as child I thought the shields are meant to come off easily as kind of play feature to see which knight is defeated first. Also I recently found this cardboard shield... it has spend the last 15 years or more outside in the elements and it only lost the sharpness of the colors. It was actually impressive.
The shields are supposed to come off as part of the sword attack feature
I hope the giraffe has become a meme among lego folks, like I could see someone building one and sneaking it into every lego photo they take.
"The Joker looks unsettling!"
Yes.
It's *THE JOKER*
That captain America looks like he belongs in the incredibles franchise
My first thought was Major Glory, from Dexter's Lab.
1:26 Bionicle did it first in 2005 with the rhotuka spinners
The difference is the rhotuka spinners actually worked, and really well even. The spinner itself wasn't meant to carry anything and was incredibly lightweight and durable, leading them to get considerable height and airtime. The problem with the helicopters is that they have the entire weight of the helicopter attached to them and just aren't capable of flying properly with that much weight attached.
Yes. It's a Rhotuka spinner scaled up, and with an overweight helicopter body added on đ
I own all of the Ben 10 Figures, I hate them so much and every single time I look at them I burst out laughing
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I actually remember wanting them when I first saw them... because I wanted the limb pieces for BIONICLE MOCs.
The only reason that Lego Galidor existed is because Lego was struggling around the time and knew that action figures were popular⊠at least according to Blocks Magazine.
3:17 I remember having those figures and when inspecting them, I found "Made in China" stamped on them despite being a Lego product.
Yup. Lego has at least five factories globally... one of which in the PRC... and~ boy do they regret that decision đ
I don't know what an airjitsu is, that's an oversized rhotuka.
the knights kingdom figures were my childhood... I loved them as a child
Honestly me too, I might even buy some of them secondhand
Same for me. Glad I'm not alone lol
11:00 to be fair, once you have the pieces you can build any set for free
8:18 best part lol
How did you get 8 minutes in three minutes after the video came out?
I'll just take your word for it, mate.
7:14 COME ON, AUDI IS COOL. But seriously Lego, please make them in newer wider version, thank you đ
Perfect comment
my friend got a little âlegoâ set from greece with lego heroes minifigures. turns out they were knock off. the company was called âLEBQâ đ but had the same logo design
correction on the knights kingdom first series figs, the shields were actually a sheet of printed plastic - not paper/cardboard, but yes they sucked ass
the second series of knights kingdom figs however fixed the issue by giving actual plastic molded shields and additional armor that you can snap onto the fig, the swords were also much higher quality and looked wayyyyy better than in series 1
I prefer printed bricks to stickers as the stickers can fall off and usually don't work well in other builds but the printed bricks are usually either simple and easy to use in any set or something like a donut or street sign that can be used in almost any set
Quite impressive the many times legos been trying to reinvent the Rhotuka.
If that Build Your Own Monster was like a 1.99 polybag in the target checkout line it would have been GOATed just for the pieces.
Absolutely love this video style. You provide context for a set, lay out your problem with it, explain your problem and sometimes even possible solutions, then move on. No filler but not rushed either. Thank you!
I get that this video is meant to be a little objective and is more "these are the lowest rated not the ones I like least", but I disagree with a lot of these. The Juniors polybag looks fine to me, I don't see an issue, and the red kart is also fine. Sure a minifig would have been cool but LEGO is an imagination toy.
They're certainly better than some of the Racers sets we had where the drivers were primarily a weird block.
I niss classic Lego when they weren't oversaturated with licensed themes.
You niss????????
Lego City is still the best theme.
@@lynnmorris1212 Typo.
@@RyuakiraX The whole brand should just be renamed to Ninjago at this point.
Hey, don't shittalk the red race car. That set is an absolute classic
Honestly I don't think you can complain about stuff like the assortment of green bricks because it's simply a gift with purchase, it's not really meant to be a set it's just meant to be basically free bricks
As anyone that's ever used a Microsoft product can tell you straight-faced without fail, the best way to answer if a designer was thinking is that they weren't. The modern ones *NEVER* think; that's *ALWAYS* gonna be a red flag when looking into whether or not a company, knockoff or otherwise, is trustworthy, let alone competent.
Im actually insanely surprised that the shields were cardboard, I remember seeing those knights in lego magazines when i was a kid and thinking they were so cool, I would of been super disappointed, even then, with the paper shield. Yikes.
This guy is wrong. They weren't cardboard. They're thin but they are some form of plastic. They have a vinyl feel to them.
The shields on the figures that my brother and I owned held up fine under heavy play. The creator of this video is criticizing something he never even owned.
I have to disagree with you the blue buildable knight was one of my favorite toy back in the day as a kid
As a major Ben 10 fan, we're still not over the fact they wasted such an amazing IP with such terrible "sets"
One of the BEST sets though is the Lego tecknic konisegg jesko absolut it costs 40 bucks and has 870 pieces it also has a realistic v8 twin turbo engine
2:09 There must be someone in the company who is just in love with this idea. No matter how many times it fails it just keeps coming back. I think they might be closer to pinning it down. The latest series, DC and Marval heroes, seems to be less off-putting that previous ones. I think going with known and liked characters helps, plus they are not molding the faces but just printing them, and usually just the lower half like Captain America or Batman. But maybe that just means it will be a softer failure and just quietly disappear from store shelves.
I actually have a Knights figure, and the shield was very much a plastic piece
It also came with cards, but I don't bother collecting trading cards
There were two waves of knights kingdom, the first wave had easy to knock down paper shield while the second wave had hard plastic shields
Correction, there were 3 waves.
Those 2 you mentioned. And the last one where Vladic got him self 2 evil warriors. And Jayko (blue Knight, but now a new King) with 2 rookie Knights.
Must have been the proceeding wave
â@@danielmancaniello2408It wasn't paper. It was thin, but it was some sort of vinyl.
I am an unashamed fan of Knight's Kingdom 2 and nobody can change my mind on that.
The Knightâs Kingdom II shields are supposed to come off easily. The intent for the figures was for two or more players trying to knock the other player's shield off first. Kinda like the masks on the first few years of Bionicle
Is it really just me who liked the knights kingdom stuff?? I loved playing with them as a kid and I remember my blue one didnât have a paper shield it had the second shield that you shown with the studs on it
i remember when they tried to promote the flying helicopters and no-one bought them
For the scale they were working with back then, the R8 would have been a challenge for any designer to pull off. It wasn't just about the width, the R8 was designed in the early 2000s and almost all of its design language is curvy, which is why the side-blades were such a stand-out feature of the real car.
LEGO tried to do this but they lacked the pieces to make it work (biggest tell was them having to use a rectangular wind-shield for it instead of something rounder which wouldn't have fit. And at the time, the model range was just starting out so they didn't have the budget to come up with some kind of special piece for it) so they had to heavily rely on stickers for the headlights and grille on it, as well as the tail-lights.
I grew up building model kits of tanks, ships and planes, so the stickers to me are the easy part of these builds since they're a far more forgiving thing than model decals which require precise cutting, water and sealing to make the most of the detail. I didn't mind those and thought they added some color to the build.
HOWEVER, the absolute worst part of that set, that I'm surprised you didn't mention (which they kind of fumbled again with the 2Fast2Furious Skyline), was the rear wing. It was massive and it was only held on with 2 tiny arms which had nowhere near enough clamping force to keep it in place.
If you played with it, you had to constantly adjust the wing angle to keep it level. The Skyline has kind of the same issue but at least they used a 2x1 plate in that one with 2 hinges which only moves around if you touch it...
Thatâs literally the point of the knights kingdom shields- theyâre supposed to fall off and be compatible with the trading card game⊠Itâs the main play feature, like complaining that toa mata masks fall off.
I remember getting the fire helicopter set purely for the welding mask piece, thinking 'hey, maybe it might also come with some other useful pieces'. The helicopter itself was promptly thrown into my junk parts bin.
i loved spider monkey bro he was my favorite alien on ben 10 and there wasnât many toys of him but my grandma had gotten me that i also remember getting a upgraded swampfire action figure (not lego) and i loved it
Now i finally nnow where these random purple bricks i have are from. Thx
Lego like any toy company just does its best to appease to all kinds of groups, and a lot of misses are definitely seen. In nightmares.
I had a crap ton of those OG big knights figures, I loved them but the shields were terrible.
The Knights Kingdom figures did receive updated versions at a later time with actual plastic shields. I still have the purple knight and the king somewhere around here.
I loved those Knights Kingdom figures as a kid, the articulations was super good. I did never put the shield on tho
@6:50 No, that build will not fit a mini fig, thats why one isnt included. I had an orange version of the piece with two bars and they way they raise up makes it so a minifig arms wont fit and let it sit down. I used to try and make it work for spaceship builds and it always bugged me.
The package has the mini fig standing up and bent over and holding the wheel. Thatâs it was crazy not to have the fig included
I would say the Lego City Stuntz line wasn't successful too. The bikes were cool and a fun cheap toy with motor, but rest didn't sell well for sure.
4:03 I remember having this Joker figure. I might still have all of the separate pieces in a box somewhere
When you mentioned the spider monkey, I didn't think it honestly looked that bad until you mentioned the price.
What is funny to me is that my older brother owned one of these buildable knights and he came with a very awesome shield that was not paper at all. It was an actuall shield piece. The figure was very cool too tbh
It's not a Paper Shield, it's extremely thin plastic. I was a fan of Knights Kingdom back when they were out, so I do know for sure. And if I happen to be wrong, they sure laminated the shields enough to feel and act like plastic, cause they did not feel like any Anime Based card game cards I've ever held.
Exactly! This guy is criticizing these figures and he doesn't even have his facts straight.
5:15 It looks cute; I want this. As for the Knights Kingdom series shields, they're not made of cardboard but rather easily bending plastic
Gorzan wasn't the tribe leader. He was just the representative and Laval's friend. The leader was called Grumlo i think
I actually really like the joker and spider monkey sets... hmm.
The hands-down worst official Lego Set using the standard "System" pieces was the Legoland Audi TT. The end result had little resemblance to its real-world inspiration and its construction contained an illegal building technique. The model was so bad it forced lego to re-evaluate its Quality Control standards when designing new official sets.
-I have 2 news: good and bad. -Start with bad. -It does not work. -And the good one? -We made it!
God I remember getting the kid and the robot from Galidor in my happy meals when I was like 5 and being perplexed back then.
Captain America looked like The Crimson Chin đ (if anyone knows who that is, you're a real one and the world needs more people like you)
5:15 I like this
Lego Technic 8826 may be lowest rated set, but for me it was the 1st Technic set I ever got & one of the 1st lego sets I ever got. I have very good memories as this set even for today is surprising playable (I have it on my shelf). For me it will always be one of the bests sets ever as it introduced me to lego technic.
The Knights were not bad. I know that this will probably be heresy, but shields could be easily glued, and that solved literally every issue with them. That was also not "paper", it was more like weird bendy plastic. My shields still hold together, and they were great action figures.
Iâll never understand why anyone would buy those buildable figures, either for their kids or themselves. They look awful and the parts are to specific to be used in anything else.
I have the K-2SO, Phasma and Jyn Erso. Jyn is the weakest for a few reasons but at least in terms of SW collecting they were cheaper than Black Series, bigger and of course were LEGO so you get the fun of building them.
A lot of them were like bionicle where the pieces, no matter how specific, could be used in creative ways to make cool mocs.
6:03 I have that! My first Technic set. It ex actually pretty ok, the rear axle was swung so that when the vehicle turned all 4 wheels would stay n ground
Hey I got the Audi r 8 Lego, the stickers were annoying as hell
0:44 This set actually has good figures
Right, just over priced
How many designers got "Yeah, it's not working out here, pack your polybags, you're done here." speech after some of these sets came out?
I had Santis and Vladek in the Knights Kingdom set as a kid. And I played with them a lot. I loved them, because they were different I think. I remember the shield as a sheet of plastic, not cardboard. I slightly remember I had to be a bit careful with the shields, but they held up pretty well. I haven't thought of those memories for almost two decades... I wonder what else I can't remember now, without seeing it. The Knights Kingdom series intrigued me as a kid
The coolest thing about the build able knight figures was probably the metal can they came in. So yeah, the package was better than the actual product
I remember seeing those knight figures in the official magazine, but I had no idea that the shields were like that. Lego was going through financial troubles at the time, I guess itâs not surprising that they would try something like that.
Honestly the only ones that are the Galidor ones. I've had a few of these. That little red racer. Loved it. Still do. I can appreciate the nostalgia of it.
I had that ATV! I actually enjoyed it. Of course, I was very young, so my standards were pretty low. It was Lego, and that was good enough for me.
I also have a partial set of those large knights (specifically, those green ones) that I got from a yard sale, among other parts. My biggest issue is the lack of versatility. The parts aren't very useful beyond their original purpose.
I got the Vladek and Santis (2:38) and the shields are full plastic, im very sure my younger brother has them at my parents house atm. Maybe a US/EU thing idk? different importers and factories?
6:00 - I have that set (8862)! I even re-assembled it semi-recently for the nostalgia. I actually do miss the use of beam bricks in Technic sets -- sure, there are a lot of functional innovations provided by the modern parts, and the new aesthetic has a very clean appeal to it, but ... well, I guess there's no arguing about preferences for one aesthetic over another.
I use to own the knights Lego figures back in day as kid I donât remember the shield being card pieces thoughđ
"not made out of cardboard"
I am surprised that 41839 Message Board set isnt mentioned here
Ohh !! I had the green knight !! Still have the chest piece with the thumb thing to make him swing his sword !
Hey! I had the Technic one. It was cheap, and I bought it with my pocket money!
I got one of those helicopter sets just to see how terrible they actually were and wow they are bad! The sad thing is if you remove the Minifigure and cockpit glass they become light enough to actually fly OK, so if they had been given a rotor that was maybe 30% bigger (and ideally included some stud attachment points on the body) they could have been really cool.
8826 was not bad at all. B model is a bit sterile but the quad is quite nice
I just personally don't like Legos anymore. They're boring in my life.
Wave 2 for knights kingdom was weird I preferred the ones that came in a bin and came with a plastic shield that had studs in the front to put the card over the shield as a card power up with the trading cards
Wow⊠who would have guessed that people did like the Giraffe setâŠ
I'm surprised 4612-1 didn't make the list
Wouldnât it be funny if Lego started making the cars without Minifigs and called them driverless cars
In my opinion, the Technic quad is pretty good :)
I had that little red dune buggy az a kid :D :D
I had most of those knights as a kid. They came in the cool castle looking plastic containers
3:19 i have a number of knights kingdom buildable figure which did have hard plastic shields, also (while still terrible sets) many of them did have some excellent pieces go use for mocs
I I own one of the Weather choppers and it flies really well
I recently built the Mario cube and I wouldn't say it's bad but it's super unstable. Just building the frame felt like I was going to break it.
2:42 no everyone I knew as a kid loved those. They were probably the most popular lego sets of the time.
When my brother had one of those âflying helicoptersâ it worked just fine
I bought BRAND NEW swamp jump from RANDOM STORE IN MY CITY like 2 years ago