It’s done!! Yay! Tell me what you think below! Also, PLEASE be sure to support the 737-500 on LEGO ideas! ideas.lego.com/projects/579341e0-b0b4-47a9-bba1-abbadbf2284d
Ron what? The livery doesnt matter in a crash. And of course it crashed more the new livery because he new livery has only been around for less than 10 years
@@masonmtb7 Also the Silver Eagle lasted 45 years, longer than any other livery for the airline. So yeah, longer service life invariably means higher chance of crashes.
Here's an idea; What about building scale model flight decks, sort of like detailed dioramas? I think it could be a fun way to challenge yourself and your building skills to see how accurate you can recreate for example a Boeing 777 cockpit. This is something I think your audience would love to see your interpretation of, including me! :D
Holy moly! Of all LEGO plane builds I've seen, this is by far the best. Just when you think planes (or *any* LEGO build) couldn't be more realistic, this is the pinnacle. I wonder why they didn't give you a Guinness World Record yet.
Guinness World Record for what? Also, barely anyone reads the Guinness World Records Books these days, because most of the good records are buried in a mountain full of weird and stupid World Records, like “Most amounts of farts” or “Longest time to urinate” or some other stupid crap like that.
Nice job with the cockpit stepdown. The 757 was always known for having a cockpit placement that was significantly lower on the plane than the rest of the cabin
Hey bigplanes, thank you for providing some of the best LEGO builds on youtube, next video you should address what’s going on with your new 737 that is in LEGO ideas because most of us would like to know what’s going on with it, thank you for building many planes and hope you build many more, goodbye from the LEGO guy.
Outstanding job on the AA 757-223! I love this model as it is amazing! The only issues I have is the nose is a bit off, but considering how hard it is to get the silver parts I can give you a pass, the aircraft is also missing a registration. Other than that it is literally perfect and amazing!! Job well done! I love the 757 step down as it is unique!
this is unbelievably awesome! Ive been waiting for this result and could not have asked for anything better even if I wanted to! Amazing job, I don't understand how you make such realistic planes, but you sure seem to have aced it!
A business/general aviation plane would be very cool and adequate at the moment since I believe some parts for the A380 still have to arrive, a small turboprop like a Piper Seminole could be amazing before the A380🤩
Amazing! One small Detail: the fuselage aft the Wing would be a little bit "deeper" than foward the wing. The 757 features the 737 fuselage in the foward section and the 727 fuselage aft the wing.
You are beyond amazing with your aircraft builds. Your talent is astounding. This 757 build is ridiculously accurate. I commend you once again for this build.
I don't think I can see why this wouldn't be a good LEGO Ideas set. They've literally made sets with way more pieces (I'm looking at you, UCS Millennium Falcon and Taj Mahal), so this one should be a non issue.
This is beautiful, once again. Congratulations man! But you know, one of the things that amazed me the most is that even though you are only building planes or planes related models, even though we can KIND OF know what to expect then, I was still kind of surprised. I mean it's not only slight variations of previous planes you made, you really brought differences here. Keep on with this great job!
*”designed to help hide how dirty the seats truly are. There isn’t any in flight entertainment as that would cost the plane too much money. Also, the Wi-Fi is so slow it might as well not exist, leaving passengers looking out the windows.”* sounds like spirit
I really enjoy seeing your work, the amount of detail is incredible. Something I would like to see are some modern US fighter jets. I know you would make them look fantastic.
I am currently building an a320 and It’s kind of hard for me to not quite the project. But every time you make a video you give me a reason to keep going!
Great job... so shiny... and I thought finding enough silver(ish) parts for a 6 inch Stanley Cup was hard! Smaller plane idea, an ATR-72 in Aer Lingus livery... was watching a video about Donegal Airport and it only gets flights from one of these, or a Loganair flight from Glasgow (their livery is cool, the tail has a tartan... might be too difficult in Lego as it’s at an angle).
The 747 is the best plane you ever built cus its the biggest one and there is a lot more intirior and everything else , that plane has got it all but for the best colored plane that ones is absouluty amazing and i have never seen a lego version of it before , only the real one i seen but wow dude you are an amazing lego builder and oim so exited for the bomber that has yet to come and im also very exited for the next future planes , bro , you are the best keep it up cus that is one amazing talent you got there and if you read this whole comment , have an awsome day ✌🤘🤙👍👌
I would say that it’s one of the most advanced and best designs you have done yet. I think this is, and the 737 Dreamliner Norwegian livery is my favorites of your plane.✈️ (All your planes are super nice build) keep up the good work👍
Bro your level of skill and precision along with incorporate features and movable parts is beyond comparison. Like why aren't you working for lego lol. I swear some members of the community are more talented than the actual lego designers
The 757 was designed/defined on paper. Slide rules were gone by then; and while mainframe computers designed aero surfaces, the interior stuff was designed and analyzed using pocket calculators. Boeing's first digitally defined (CATIA) airplane was the 777 in the early 1990s, a decade later. Sorry, fwd and aft cargo doors are always located on the left side of aircraft, not the right.
