Home Improvement Vlog - New Build Space 

Glad I wasn't the only one who thought of it

Lego OS LOL

there is one Paul built it a bit ago.

"Duuuuuuude, I BUILT my first PC"

@@chrissimpson1183 LegOS

Big part of why I love modded Minecraft so much. It's like I get Lego building and able to change the look with texture packs and being able to add more pieces with the likes of bibliocraft since it adds a ton of extra build items like lamps desks and other things

Can confirm. Give your kids Legos. I credit that early childhood Lego building (and also Erector Set) with helping me develop an engineering mindset. I started building PCs when I was 15 (it's like advanced Legos), and got into IT. I'm now a Network Engineer, but I think that early development really got me into problem solving and building.

@thestig007 hell yeah! That's a great journey man 😎💪

LEGO. Stop putting an S on a word that has no plural form...

yikes... time to switch to decaf, bruh.

...LEGOs.

THIS! The plural of Lego is Lego. I get so triggered when I see and hear "Legos"!

@@NoOnionsUK -- [whispers] Legos... ;)

Actually, the plural form of Lego is Legi.

Me too. But i moved on to Lego Technic years ago.

@@DanielFrost79 I like a mixture of the two. Or just getting a huge set that takes forever and has some technic built in. The Lego Batmobile with the "working" engine and gear box is pretty amazing

@@gamertrem1884 Same here, the two most recent sets I bought are Luke Skywalker's Red Five Helmet and the Lego BD-1. So I do like a mix of different types and I've been building Lego sets since the 80s.

You mean piece right?

Though that inner peace usually only last until you inevitably step on a random piece of Lego you dropped and forgot about.

Agree, only not on quality, some parts of fake lego are weaker and some brands are also uv sensative. Besides that I don't buy other brands because I also collect for value. I do love the military sets but I don't want to collect them, lego alone is expansive enough.😅 Maybe if I am finished with collecting star wars lego, I will take another look at the tanks and stuff.

Klemmbausteine nicht Noppensteine

​@@Limburg92lego is also UV sensitive 😅 but yes, fair points!

Good to know! Someone in my family loves building. Im currently looking through Bluebrixx’s offerings

^^^^^^^ THIS!!! LEGO, LEGO!

Technically, Lego is the brand. So, Lego blocks or Lego bricks is correct. Saying you're playing with Lego is like saying you're playing with Hasbro or Mattel.

@@TheFoxchild ...playing with Hasbros or Mattels also sounds wrong. Yes, it's LEGO bricks, LEGO sets. 1 LEGO brick isn't a 'Lego'. So 2 LEGO bricks aren't 'Legos' LEGO says it's LEGO. And to all of us outside of the USA, it just sounds fkin weird/dumb when people say Legos... lol. Doh.

​@TheFoxchild Yes, we don't say playing with Mattels or Hasbros, but we do say playing with Lego. Just like we may say "cutting the grass", "counting sheep", "catching fish", etc.

@@GodmanchesterGoblin Sure we say "playing with Lego", there are also those who say "playing with Legos" - just because it's said doesn't make it correct... I comment because people like to comment that you don't put an 's' at the end of Lego, which, while technically correct, is a misunderstanding of why. Back in the 80's the little Lego catalogs that came in the sets had a little intro on the first page which included a request to not refer to the toys as "Legos," but as Lego blocks or toys. As a kid, I misunderstood this myself and began referring to the tiny bricks as Lego instead of Legos, so I can understand why so many people read it that way, but that wasn't the point of what the catalog said. It was saying that Lego was the brand and, grammar-wise, should be used as a modifier and not a noun. So you can have a Lego set, a Lego block, a Hasbro game, or a Mattel doll; but you can't have a Hasbro, a Mattel, or a Lego, because that doesn't make sense. (Yes I realize we all know what is meant by "Lego" and I'm just being pedantic, but so are those who worry about putting an 's' at the end.)

I've been building stuff in a new building and I literally just walked around to some of the other houses under construction nearby to see what the heck is going on with the studs. Nice to see some of the framing and go oh *that's* why there are 4 studs in a row here, there was supposed to be a window.

I see what you did there. Well played 😉

That is not what i would ever recommend, but then again im a contractor. The world of stud finding has actually gotten pretty easy with Franklin sensors. They start @ $20ish, though i would recomend spending a little more, $40ish. The TV mount is the best insurance policy, having the mount mounted securley is part of that insurance, 75" TV's arent light. As far as the power behind the TV goes, they make full A/V boxes that are made to mount in the wall behind the TV mount. They pass power, audi, and video. Some even have space for your internet and wifi router back there! I think ive even seen full on receivers and amps back there too...

Or just measure 16" from the nearest screw pop. Any house more than like 2 years old with drywall will have at least 1 per wall if you look hard enough.

It's the leaves that are tiny frogs is my favourite thing about it

Me too! Found instructions for a better look on rebrickable, can recommend

We did the Disney Castle (the previous version), each taking a bag of parts in turn. It was certainly a good way to do a collaborative build.

Same i know some new house in the UK are like that but in an old brick house i ain’t got time to chase the walls for some wire