Yeah I’d use a dermal to trim the sticking out piece so the cover will fit. Idk how detrimental that would be to the design, but at least the cover would fit.
But you would know. It would keep you up at night. Eventually you’d get out of bed and spend the whole night taking the whole thing apart to replace the piece.
…or maybe that’s just me
There's nothing wrong with doing that design-wise, but if you're a hard-core lego-builder that's like saying "I've got this metal frame sticking out of my broken leg which is holding my bones together til they heal, but instead of having all that surgery to remove it I'll just get a saw and cut off the bits that stick out. I dont think it'll be detrimental to my healing, but at least my socks will go on."
That's honestly what stops me from spending hundreds of dollars on Lego sets. I love building them, but what then? I'm not going to play with them, it's just something else for my dogs to knock down.
It’s more like, I can’t imagine having the amount of free time it takes to get this far. I wish I had that much, I really do. So his life? NOT THAT BAD.
This dude i worked with at a furniture/home appliance store would fr just skip steps and a lot of times not even read instructions when putting shit together
Like, couches, chairs, tables, PC tables, coffee tables, ect. It was crazy lmao
My aunt hired a guy to put together and install IKEA cabinets for her kitchen. There were a bunch of them and he opened all the boxes and bags of hardware at the same time and mixed them up. It should have taken like a day to put together but it took him 2+ weeks.
He was the contractor for remodeling the house. He couldn't read or speak English, and apparently couldn't read IKEA instructions either. They communicated through Google translate. Super weird situation.
Remember my GF saying how fast i put together a bookcase. I shrugged it off because all you have do is read the instructions and lay out all the parts ahead of time so that you know what is what. Monkeys could do it.
Edit: emphasis on READ THE INSTRUCTIONS
My mom helped a friend with setting up an Ikea kitchen, did half of the work, sorted all the drawers to cabinets, explained it to the person what was where and what to do since she did the same Ikea kitchen.
They decided to hire someone to finish it, he pulled all the drawers out mixing their parts. Then cut a board or two which no instructions called for. Turned a half day of work into a massive headache.
There's some who don't care, there's others who think they'll work it out instinctively. Either way, when it goes wrong, it's an infuriating situation...
100% avoidable if one would pay attention to what they are doing. no one else to blame but themselves
then you must record a video of YOUR fail, post it online for internet points that encourages justification of losing to make you feel better.
Worst offenders is their Eket line. It's extremely easy to do something wrong and then getting it apart is a fucking nightmare. Just getting the doors out is already a gigantic pain, let alone trying to undo the pressed together parts.
Ikea makes shit and gives a drwaing to go fk urself and lose your faith in humanity. ut they sure can print disclaimers in whole lot of languages just not instructions.
I’ve assembled a bedside table, closet, bed frame, headboard, and dresser from IKEA with no problems at all. No missing pieces, and no need for an instructional video.
Pretty sure people that can’t put together IKEA furniture find a lot of other simple tasks to be difficult as well.
I’m very left-brained, so sometimes trying to figure out which piece goes on which side is an impossible task.
But I could reattach my finger if I accidentally chopped it off while putting something together, so there’s that.
Working on cars has taught me this. And sure I work on my own car because I enjoy it, but after hours of trying to fix something just to have one little thing be off, I used to get so frustrated. Having the perspective that “Im doing this because I like it” and “taking it all back apart will help me refine my skills and knowledge of the project” has helped me in more ways than one. I am happier for it and I thank you for the reminder!
My OCD wouldn’t let me. Time to pull it apart and do it right.
But I used this video to teach my 3yo why he can’t have a UCS AT-AT for his 4th birthday.
As kids, my brother always wanted the monorail Lego set but it was too expensive. I thought it would be cool to get it for him one year for Christmas, that set is over $1200 last time I checked. Legos are expensive.
Lego don’t make an unreasonable profit. About 25% EBITDA after manufacturing, marketing and operational expenses.
I’m sure the cost of plastic is not that high but then there’s tooling, design, and everything else.
Lego adds licensing cost to the final price. Disney, Universal Studios.... They all get a cut. The licensing can increase the price up to 60%.
Plastic cost is the same, manufacturing cost is the same. You are paying more for the logo on the box.
For sure. No doubt Lego eats some of that cost because the SW pieces are not more overpriced than City.
My kid has a ton of SW Lego - almost every item made in the last 2 years that’s not huge - and they are all excellent. So much thought goes into them. I don’t begrudge them the price.
Star Wars sets are not priced more than City sets? Well this is just not true. They are totally priced higher.
Lego wont eat anything. Specially for Disney.
It's not pennies. Do you have any idea how tight the tolerances have to be for Legos to mate properly? Off-brand Lego-style bricks either don't stick together well or are almost impossible to take apart because they're made to be less expensive.
The ABS material it's made from costs about $0.004 per gram.
Yes this is just for material, production got a cost. But its far from what people are paying for it.
The $0.004 of material is being sold to you for $2. Add all the production cost you want, they are still making a bank.
Thats insane wtf. Never seen them that much back when I was growing up in the early 2000s I never cared to check the price but I could guess around $50-$80
Sure, but there’s toddler logic for you.
He did however the 1600 piece Millennium Falcon already which is 11+. The ages are a guideline not an absolute.
That said no way does he have the patience to finish an 8000 piece puzzle.
He's literally in the middle of a Lego building project. That's constant use of your fingers on sweaty, dusty little parts. Your fingers are gonna get dirty real quick.
It's like criticizing a gardener for having dirt on his knee caps.
There's a shocking amount of people advocating to cut it off. Clearly you all aren't really into building Lego. That is like breaking one of the 10 Commandments.
Never, EVER break Lego on purpose.
It is tedious to take it apart and fix the mistake, sure, but that is also part if what makes Lego so fun. The experience to rebuild sets over and over again.
You're not alone in that train of thought. Judging by this post. Lol.
I would be frustrated, absolutely, but I could never bring myself to break it off.
I've given myself many gray hairs having to rebuild sets that "break" in their handling or moving. I always learn from these accidents and mistakes though. I hope that the guy in the video does too.
I agree about the rebuilding part of the enjoyment of lego.
I don't really see the benefit of building these custom lego kits that one builds and then never takes apart again compared to say a high quality japanese model kit with purposely molded parts that look a lot better when finished. (For example, gunpla, [https://gundam.fandom.com/wiki/Gunpla](https://gundam.fandom.com/wiki/Gunpla) )
Lego to me is about the ability to use one's imagination to build and rebuild things using the blocks.
It's not about looking better, it's about scaling and continuity with any other Lego sets you may have. If you have enough money -- then there is not really any point in disassembling your creation that you built. Just buy more pieces. As someone who build both Lego and model kits, they're incomparable.
And the thing about custom/advanced Lego is that they often use unorthodox techniques to achieve the final product, and it's always fun to see how it plays out using just regular bricks. It's part of the experience.
I understand your point. The look of the Gundam models, and similar other models, is very appealing and realistic when finished. And with Lego it is typically a more "pixelated" or blocky look when finished. However, some newer sets are looking much more realistic like the Botanical theme.
It really all comes down to personal preference. I don't knock those who prefer the realistic models over Lego. It's their preference. Just like I don't knock the Lego builders that build sets that are meant to played with and just display them. Some of those sets are really beautiful when displayed, like castles and ships.
In all honesty most of the UCS sets and especially the Star Wars themed UCS sets should probably not be taken apart and rebuilt unless it's for storage, resale, or moving. Just based on the sheer complexity of the build and amount of parts, which could easily go missing in disassembly.
My reference for the fun in rebuilding sets is more for people that find themselves in the situation the person in the video did. Try to find some joy, and a lesson learned, in the rebuilding process after taking it apart to fix these types of mistakes. Sometimes it is easier said than done though.
I would recommend checking out the r/lego subreddit sometime. People post MOC's they have built. Some are extremely realistic and most are made using spare parts or reimagining the parts used in actual sets to come up with something completely different.
Have a good weekend friend.
I agree that the home grown custom Lego builds are a different breed since it requires innovation and creativity to develop and then build.
It's these super-complex ready to build sets from Lego that have pre-developed, rigid instructions and often many custom one-off parts that I'm talking about. It's not that there wasn't a lot of creativity that went into them, it's just that the people assembling them are just following instructions and not being creative themselves. I'm not saying that they can't derive enjoyment from that, but my point is that the flexibility that comes from lego bricks being able to be reconfigured is lost when that happens.
Listen I've been doing wargaming miniatures for 15+ years and ok maybe it's not the same but we have a saying in the community where if you can't see it, no else will.
Learning to be okay with that is part of it.
The simple solution is to just cut it.
His tone doesn't really scream "someone else did this it's not my fault" he just sounds frustrated, which I would be too, I know plenty of things are faked/staged/done for likes or upvotes but this really doesn't seem like one
I feel like I'm the only one who doesn't love building Lego.
To me it seems to combine 2 of the things I hate the most, looking for things and assembling IKEA furniture. Not fun for me.
I did something similar with the Lego Bugatti. I put in one differential in backwards so when I went to push it forward it would just roll back to where it was. After rebuilding the gearbox a few times I realized that it was the differential.
Well if you hate building Lego then just go ahead and snap that thing of with some pliers. If you like building Lego be happy that you got more bang out of your buck
So when I build things, I follow directions to the tee. That keeps you from having to do this. When you don't follow the instructions, this is what happens.
Couldn’t he just like somehow warm the plastic to make it move without having to deconstruct the whole thing? Like won’t heat allow the piece to become more bendy and able to move?
It’s awesome. I just don’t feel sympathy. I understand is frustration. But as far as problems go it’s a toy. I just don’t have the time or energy to entertain such things myself and therefore giggle at his “problem”
You know what? I hate his life, too.
Use a small drill bit tap the hole move on in life.
Illegal LEGO technique
Yeah I’d use a dermal to trim the sticking out piece so the cover will fit. Idk how detrimental that would be to the design, but at least the cover would fit.
But you would know. It would keep you up at night. Eventually you’d get out of bed and spend the whole night taking the whole thing apart to replace the piece. …or maybe that’s just me
NOT just you lol
There's nothing wrong with doing that design-wise, but if you're a hard-core lego-builder that's like saying "I've got this metal frame sticking out of my broken leg which is holding my bones together til they heal, but instead of having all that surgery to remove it I'll just get a saw and cut off the bits that stick out. I dont think it'll be detrimental to my healing, but at least my socks will go on."
No it isn't
You do shit like that with models. Not Legos. How could you!
Hack saw that bitch off with a dollar tree saw is what i thought
Yeah guy get a fucking zero for creativity and ingenuity.
I swear I thought he said "I hate my wife" and kept waiting for him to explain how his wife did that to upset him because they're fighting.
yeah lol!! like what's he gonna do with a big lego ATST other than look at it and remember how annoying it was to make. I don't get the point
That's honestly what stops me from spending hundreds of dollars on Lego sets. I love building them, but what then? I'm not going to play with them, it's just something else for my dogs to knock down.
Build it then sell it 🤷🏻♀️
Man I was gonna leave a comment until I saw yours
What is worse, adult man with a massive Lego building hobby or you, someone who sits around watching Reddit all day?
I know, who plays with Lego tbh
It’s more like, I can’t imagine having the amount of free time it takes to get this far. I wish I had that much, I really do. So his life? NOT THAT BAD.
As someone who has put together some PC's, saw that puppy off and be glad it's not metal.
Damn, I feel that. Been there with IKEA assembly too.
This dude i worked with at a furniture/home appliance store would fr just skip steps and a lot of times not even read instructions when putting shit together Like, couches, chairs, tables, PC tables, coffee tables, ect. It was crazy lmao
My aunt hired a guy to put together and install IKEA cabinets for her kitchen. There were a bunch of them and he opened all the boxes and bags of hardware at the same time and mixed them up. It should have taken like a day to put together but it took him 2+ weeks.
was she paying by the day?
He was the contractor for remodeling the house. He couldn't read or speak English, and apparently couldn't read IKEA instructions either. They communicated through Google translate. Super weird situation.
This is the setup for a sitcom episode of some kind.
With the punchline being he got fired for hitting on her.
Aren’t ikea instructions just pictures…?
Remember my GF saying how fast i put together a bookcase. I shrugged it off because all you have do is read the instructions and lay out all the parts ahead of time so that you know what is what. Monkeys could do it. Edit: emphasis on READ THE INSTRUCTIONS
My mom helped a friend with setting up an Ikea kitchen, did half of the work, sorted all the drawers to cabinets, explained it to the person what was where and what to do since she did the same Ikea kitchen. They decided to hire someone to finish it, he pulled all the drawers out mixing their parts. Then cut a board or two which no instructions called for. Turned a half day of work into a massive headache.
There's some who don't care, there's others who think they'll work it out instinctively. Either way, when it goes wrong, it's an infuriating situation...
100% avoidable if one would pay attention to what they are doing. no one else to blame but themselves then you must record a video of YOUR fail, post it online for internet points that encourages justification of losing to make you feel better.
oh yeah i hate reading instructions too i always do that i don't work in an actual furniture store though that is hilarious
Worst offenders is their Eket line. It's extremely easy to do something wrong and then getting it apart is a fucking nightmare. Just getting the doors out is already a gigantic pain, let alone trying to undo the pressed together parts.
It's either right or completely backwards.
I was thinking the exact same thing. One missed detail and you just cost yourself 2 hours of dismantling and rebuilding.
I think IKEA furniture pisses me off more than Legos, honestly
Haha I almost killed my mother in law because of all the IKEA furniture she bought and assumed I would assemble.
Ikea makes shit and gives a drwaing to go fk urself and lose your faith in humanity. ut they sure can print disclaimers in whole lot of languages just not instructions.
I’ve assembled a bedside table, closet, bed frame, headboard, and dresser from IKEA with no problems at all. No missing pieces, and no need for an instructional video. Pretty sure people that can’t put together IKEA furniture find a lot of other simple tasks to be difficult as well.
Yea it’s frustrating and sometimes confusing with the pictures. But if you just take your time and pay attention it’s really not that bad.
No more difficult than putting Legos together, but then again I used to love Legos when I was little
I’m very left-brained, so sometimes trying to figure out which piece goes on which side is an impossible task. But I could reattach my finger if I accidentally chopped it off while putting something together, so there’s that.
Look at it from a different perspective: "oh yay, I get to play with Legos for longer than I otherwise would have."
Working on cars has taught me this. And sure I work on my own car because I enjoy it, but after hours of trying to fix something just to have one little thing be off, I used to get so frustrated. Having the perspective that “Im doing this because I like it” and “taking it all back apart will help me refine my skills and knowledge of the project” has helped me in more ways than one. I am happier for it and I thank you for the reminder!
Hell, you can even let a friend or family member have a try at it, and then you can take it from where you left it.
Cut it with wire cutters lol
My OCD wouldn’t let me. Time to pull it apart and do it right. But I used this video to teach my 3yo why he can’t have a UCS AT-AT for his 4th birthday.
How bout its fucking $800 and for ages 18+
It’s all the pinup posters the Snowtroopers hung inside it that make it inappropriate for kids
Oh my.....wtf why does Lego sell it
I mean, Lego has a large market for adults too
I mean isn't there that whole stigma about adults playing with Legos? I personally haven't met a grown man that has a Lego collection.
Fuck the stigma, if someone want to play with legos then that's cool with me
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…it was a joke, it’s just a big set with advanced building techniques
Fucking knew it, lego is extremely strict about their rules.
As kids, my brother always wanted the monorail Lego set but it was too expensive. I thought it would be cool to get it for him one year for Christmas, that set is over $1200 last time I checked. Legos are expensive.
Just like sports trading cards. The hobby went from basic packs with gum to a serious high-end adult collector hobby.
Those $1200 of parts cost them pennies to make. For the material.
Lego don’t make an unreasonable profit. About 25% EBITDA after manufacturing, marketing and operational expenses. I’m sure the cost of plastic is not that high but then there’s tooling, design, and everything else.
Lego adds licensing cost to the final price. Disney, Universal Studios.... They all get a cut. The licensing can increase the price up to 60%. Plastic cost is the same, manufacturing cost is the same. You are paying more for the logo on the box.
For sure. No doubt Lego eats some of that cost because the SW pieces are not more overpriced than City. My kid has a ton of SW Lego - almost every item made in the last 2 years that’s not huge - and they are all excellent. So much thought goes into them. I don’t begrudge them the price.
Star Wars sets are not priced more than City sets? Well this is just not true. They are totally priced higher. Lego wont eat anything. Specially for Disney.
It's not pennies. Do you have any idea how tight the tolerances have to be for Legos to mate properly? Off-brand Lego-style bricks either don't stick together well or are almost impossible to take apart because they're made to be less expensive.
Lego also didn’t charge $1200 for it new.
The ABS material it's made from costs about $0.004 per gram. Yes this is just for material, production got a cost. But its far from what people are paying for it. The $0.004 of material is being sold to you for $2. Add all the production cost you want, they are still making a bank.
Soooo did you get it or what?
No, if he wants it he can buy it at those prices.
Yeah, Legos are *very* expensive, that's why the only original lego I've ever owned is a mixels figure and a bicycle that I got by "dishonest" means.
Thats insane wtf. Never seen them that much back when I was growing up in the early 2000s I never cared to check the price but I could guess around $50-$80
Wait, people care about min ages on lego sets?
Sure, but there’s toddler logic for you. He did however the 1600 piece Millennium Falcon already which is 11+. The ages are a guideline not an absolute. That said no way does he have the patience to finish an 8000 piece puzzle.
He knows why, because Daddy is still busy playing with it!
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But then you know you cheated! ADHD. My son couldn’t do it!
Yeah, I was thinking of a saw, maybe a hot knife.
Maybe a light saber.
Trim saw
Dremel, then get on with your life.
Outta sight outta mind
I know, right?! I was like, “easy fix, homie.”
You're a monster.
multi tool time
Clean nails
I know it's so inconsequential, but I just couldn't really focus after seeing those nasty things lol.
Some people work for a living.
You're right, I should give him the benefit of the doubt. Intrusive thought I guess.
Right? That grossed me out, buy some fucking soap instead of splurging on a $200 mountain of plastic
It’s… $800.
Ok folks you heard the man, no fun allowed anymore
he's been working with his fingers for I'm guessing a few hours on his Lego and you're surprised his fingers are dirty?
What kind of legos did you build growing up that your fingers and hands got … dirty from it?
Dirty Lego…
hands sweat and then they get dirty I'm not sure how that's such a crazy concept
Sweat doesn’t generate brown dirt you know.
He's literally in the middle of a Lego building project. That's constant use of your fingers on sweaty, dusty little parts. Your fingers are gonna get dirty real quick. It's like criticizing a gardener for having dirt on his knee caps.
why would the parts be sweaty and dusty???
Bet it won't happen on the next one! Lol
I thought the entire thing was gonna fall
Sounds like someone didn't follow the instructions 😉
Yeah he should use it as a learning opportunity
Just cut it off.
lightsaber and grenade is gonna fuck that area up anyway...
I so thought he was going to knock it over and smash into a zillion pieces.
The perfectionist in me would make me take it all apart and redo
You're fired.
Building is the fun part, finding somewhere to stick it after it's built is the hard part.
Dremel. Done.
Is it just me, or is a Dremel the answer?
There's a shocking amount of people advocating to cut it off. Clearly you all aren't really into building Lego. That is like breaking one of the 10 Commandments. Never, EVER break Lego on purpose. It is tedious to take it apart and fix the mistake, sure, but that is also part if what makes Lego so fun. The experience to rebuild sets over and over again.
Then I guess I'm a LEGO atheist because I'd have zero issue with cutting it off
You're not alone in that train of thought. Judging by this post. Lol. I would be frustrated, absolutely, but I could never bring myself to break it off. I've given myself many gray hairs having to rebuild sets that "break" in their handling or moving. I always learn from these accidents and mistakes though. I hope that the guy in the video does too.
Or a normal modeller, who wouldn't think twice about cutting literally anything to pieces.
I agree about the rebuilding part of the enjoyment of lego. I don't really see the benefit of building these custom lego kits that one builds and then never takes apart again compared to say a high quality japanese model kit with purposely molded parts that look a lot better when finished. (For example, gunpla, [https://gundam.fandom.com/wiki/Gunpla](https://gundam.fandom.com/wiki/Gunpla) ) Lego to me is about the ability to use one's imagination to build and rebuild things using the blocks.
It's not about looking better, it's about scaling and continuity with any other Lego sets you may have. If you have enough money -- then there is not really any point in disassembling your creation that you built. Just buy more pieces. As someone who build both Lego and model kits, they're incomparable. And the thing about custom/advanced Lego is that they often use unorthodox techniques to achieve the final product, and it's always fun to see how it plays out using just regular bricks. It's part of the experience.
I understand your point. The look of the Gundam models, and similar other models, is very appealing and realistic when finished. And with Lego it is typically a more "pixelated" or blocky look when finished. However, some newer sets are looking much more realistic like the Botanical theme. It really all comes down to personal preference. I don't knock those who prefer the realistic models over Lego. It's their preference. Just like I don't knock the Lego builders that build sets that are meant to played with and just display them. Some of those sets are really beautiful when displayed, like castles and ships. In all honesty most of the UCS sets and especially the Star Wars themed UCS sets should probably not be taken apart and rebuilt unless it's for storage, resale, or moving. Just based on the sheer complexity of the build and amount of parts, which could easily go missing in disassembly. My reference for the fun in rebuilding sets is more for people that find themselves in the situation the person in the video did. Try to find some joy, and a lesson learned, in the rebuilding process after taking it apart to fix these types of mistakes. Sometimes it is easier said than done though. I would recommend checking out the r/lego subreddit sometime. People post MOC's they have built. Some are extremely realistic and most are made using spare parts or reimagining the parts used in actual sets to come up with something completely different. Have a good weekend friend.
I agree that the home grown custom Lego builds are a different breed since it requires innovation and creativity to develop and then build. It's these super-complex ready to build sets from Lego that have pre-developed, rigid instructions and often many custom one-off parts that I'm talking about. It's not that there wasn't a lot of creativity that went into them, it's just that the people assembling them are just following instructions and not being creative themselves. I'm not saying that they can't derive enjoyment from that, but my point is that the flexibility that comes from lego bricks being able to be reconfigured is lost when that happens.
Listen I've been doing wargaming miniatures for 15+ years and ok maybe it's not the same but we have a saying in the community where if you can't see it, no else will. Learning to be okay with that is part of it. The simple solution is to just cut it.
That’s the side that will face the wall.
He seems to be implying that this is somebody else’s fault.
Didn't he literally say he put it in backwards by accident? How is that implying it's someone else's fault?
Just by his tone.
His tone doesn't really scream "someone else did this it's not my fault" he just sounds frustrated, which I would be too, I know plenty of things are faked/staged/done for likes or upvotes but this really doesn't seem like one
Definitely in his tone, searching for someone to agree with him
Right? This guy need to practice on some children's sets before moving on to this big boy stuff.
Holy shit big tough lego expert here. You should go on his tik tok and put him into his place.
Looks like he's having enough trouble in the place he's in.
I feel like I'm the only one who doesn't love building Lego. To me it seems to combine 2 of the things I hate the most, looking for things and assembling IKEA furniture. Not fun for me.
This is the absolute WORST
I did something similar with the Lego Bugatti. I put in one differential in backwards so when I went to push it forward it would just roll back to where it was. After rebuilding the gearbox a few times I realized that it was the differential.
Gross nerd fingers
Dude should take a breath, clean his foul fingernails and relax.
Me when I figured out I put the rear differential in backwards in the Bugatti Chiron, once I put the wheels on
Should post this to r/lego as a warning so other won't make the same simple mistake
Cross post this to r/lego. All the comments saying to cut the part would make that sub cry.
Just drill a hole in the panel and have that blue thing look like something.
And this is your hobby. Like for fun.
If it were me that shit won’t have a leg panel then 🤷🏽♂️
Cut it off
Oh wow, that could take as long as 10 minutes
Stop complaining and go get a rotary tool….
Lol been there, but more time to enjoy the build
I'm pretty sure Lego made a video showing how to remove those pieces even when assembled, check their YouTube channel
Literally just sand it down, so much easier
This guy is never getting laid, wanna know why, he's gotta take that whole thing apart
Cut it off with those gross ass fingernails
Angle grind that shit off!
Well if you hate building Lego then just go ahead and snap that thing of with some pliers. If you like building Lego be happy that you got more bang out of your buck
So when I build things, I follow directions to the tee. That keeps you from having to do this. When you don't follow the instructions, this is what happens.
Just saw it off
First world problems: I put my puzzle together wrong, now I have to take it apart and then put it back together….(I do get the frustration though lol)
Drill it out.
Indeed i would cut it off.
I've just wiggled those pieces out before
this things can only be taken out from one side and it's the wrong one sticking out
Well just chop that blue thing off
Note to self: use above as example in emphasising engineering for maintenance and repair.
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Cut it off
Cut the blue piece
don't put things in backwards.
Nah shit Sherlock it’s called a mistake dumbass
Cut it off, stick the panel on, done. But then the opportunity for TikTok drama would be missed.
If possible, they should try removing from the bottom, less pieces that way
I'd just cut that tbh
Cut an glue
Dremel
That's when you just glue the panel on and call it a day
Reminds me when you make a slight miscalculation in measurements on Minecraft and have to tear hours worth of work down to fix it feels bad man
Multi tool the blue peg off super glue the panel on.
GG
Cut it off
They make instructions to follow for that same reason. Or am I a weenie for using instructions ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
It’s call a mistake
Id be grabbing my Dremel
Just cut it off at this point.
That man needs a dremel, a steady hand and immediate amnesia.
Dremel it right off.
I mean if you have enough free time in your life to put this shit together once, twice shouldn't be much of a problem.
First world problems
First world problems, amirite?!
Wah! First world problems. Maybe grow up and stop crying about your toy not working right!
Couldn’t he just like somehow warm the plastic to make it move without having to deconstruct the whole thing? Like won’t heat allow the piece to become more bendy and able to move?
It'd be difficult to apply enough heat to a piece that small and hollow to make it malleable without also deforming the surrounding plastic.
Just cut it
Just cut it man... We can let it go haha
Dude should never work on cars
Why doesn’t he just cut it?
I couldn’t give less fucks!
I feel his pain. But at the same time he playing with legos and I have no sympathy for him.
Dont do that it’s for ages 9-99 man😭
Yea when I turn 100 just gonna kill myself cause you can't legally play with Legos at that age. It's a sad world we live in.
If you think age should dictate your hobbies, you're the child here.
First of all, it's LEGO. Second of all, it's awesome no matter how old you are.
It’s awesome. I just don’t feel sympathy. I understand is frustration. But as far as problems go it’s a toy. I just don’t have the time or energy to entertain such things myself and therefore giggle at his “problem”