LEGO Space Rocket from 1964! set 801

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@JANGBRiCKS 6 лет назад

Here's the second space set from 1973: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-zibj2-kjD4U.html

@thunderclashboy458 6 лет назад

JANGBRiCKS I have one! #History

@jambofan_4209 6 лет назад

Wow. This is amazing to see. It looks so basic! LEGO has definitely come a long way.

@Wardeaux72 5 лет назад

I own this set and after finding your video today built the rocket for the first time in over 50 years! Just as you said it was difficult to accomplish due to the 55 year old pieces. I kept trying to trade out the pieces so they would stick but I could never find any red cylinder to stick on the bottom of the rocket. Clearly Lego has come a long way since the early 60's. Thanks for the great video.

@edgeal4379 6 лет назад

I live in Columbia, MD and it was founded in 1967. This set is older that a entire city

@emeryj3843 6 лет назад

It's older than an bunch of entire countries.

@mikesearle7466 6 лет назад

Hey Jang, the oldest sets I have are the 1965 set (Europe) 020 and the (Europe) automatic garage door set for use with HO scale cars - the old set with a white base and red door unit and counter levers. I love your work with showing these old Lego sets from the early days. Keep up the good work of showing Lego

@brawbricks8286 6 лет назад

It's interesting to think that this was made before the moon landing in 1969! Also, I didn't know that lego made the macaroni pieces in the early 60's - I assumed they came later :D

@BrickstudioFilms 6 лет назад

They sure have come a long way from that to the Saturn V rocket from last year

@troodon1096 6 лет назад

Would love to see someone recreate this set, but with more modern pieces so it's more stable.

@dylanjones9544 6 лет назад

You should recreate this set with modern pieces

@BrickstudioFilms 6 лет назад

YES!

@LostWhits 6 лет назад

I love seeing that older Lego sets aren't simple rectangle blocks plates. I rembered getting a Lego Alternative in the mid 90s that had 1x1 cylinders just like that also 4 high cylindrical columns. Thanks for the flash back.

@MayoHosko 6 лет назад

wow a lego space set before the moon landing of 1969. those pieces don't have good clutch power do they. this set proves how far lego has come. people always say lego keeps getting more expensive. this set cost 0.98 USD in 1964. this set with inflation today would cost about $8 USD. $8 USD for 115 pieces. thats a bargain. there are some sets that cost more with inflation than the 10 cents per part price, and more expensive than what the same set would cost today. if the metroliner was sold today with inflation it would cost $239.52 USD. $39.52 USD more than an RRP cargo train set. think of that

@Crazy-Drokon 6 лет назад

em. Space race was at it's full power at that time and everyone knew what rockets are. Can't see why it's so strange to be released before moon landing.

@rocketcon 5 лет назад

A neat piece of LEGO history. I might try recreating this build using modern parts, with some improvements to make it more sturdy.

@skyborne80 6 лет назад

Lego's first rocket ship! I wonder what a kid from this era would say about the Saturn V if it was transported back in time for him/her to take a look at.

@rycerz305 6 лет назад

It would be amazing to compare this set to the Saturn 5

@BrickBuster2552 6 лет назад

That moment when just about every spaceship MOC is actually better than the real one.

@nimeshchokshi1921 6 лет назад

Kinda funny how this video came a couple of days after the Mustang review, as 1964 was the year the Mustang debuted in showrooms nationwide.

@defenderprime8046 6 лет назад

Lego bricks have really evolved sine then, in a major way! No one wants to play with a rocket that will break to pieces when you pick it up!

@cindi9935 6 лет назад

Minifigures:NOPE

@troodon1096 6 лет назад

Predates minifigures by 14 years.

@miabua73 6 лет назад

The progress Lego made from the 60s to the 70s was incredible. Limited set to play with and not exactly something I would've displayed in book case or something.

@kostimyllymaa9527 6 лет назад

Yeah, but the 80s were the golden times!

@miabua73 6 лет назад

Yes, the improvement continued. Too bad I missed out on the 80s Lego...

@simonfromdublin8036 6 лет назад

Such simplicity back in the old days

@moonnightbricks3948 6 лет назад

On the plus side... It could have been re released a few weeks ago at £20...

@lucan_t4934 6 лет назад

You're awesome Jang I love you keep doing what you're doing and let no one stop you

@skyborne80 6 лет назад

Wow, I had no idea those half pyramid bricks were from this far back! The first time I ever saw them was with some Blacktron 2 sets and at the time, I remember thinking how cool they were.

@troodon1096 6 лет назад

I always think of such pieces as "Santa hat" pieces because first time I ever encountered them, they were used as the back of Santa's hat in a poly bag set. Most recently I got them in the Destiny's Bounty set where they were used as the lower jaws of the dragon figureheads.

@xandertoner 6 лет назад

At the start, MINIFIGS: Nope!

@HoppyToad101 6 лет назад

I had a set with similar style blocks in the late 70s and early 80s. The parts were all glow-in-the-dark.

@clemthomas6964 6 лет назад

this is quite a rare set

@TitoTitoTitoTito 6 лет назад

Do a vs this set vs the Saturn 5

@DShaneSands 6 лет назад

Thanks for all the great content

@AlexS0700 6 лет назад

it looks like a grain silo with legs. Is this a set you will keep as a display on a shelf or smash it up and use the parts for custom things?

@aidangarvey7049 6 лет назад

I don't know what he would even use the parts for because of how badly made they are

@prokesuk 6 лет назад

A case for K R A G L

@JanKustersSittard 6 лет назад

I am from the '60 (Europe), and was (probably like most 60th kids) besotted with space and rockets. I never saw/knew this set, but did my best to cobble together rockets not unlike this one (the 2x2 brick trick is new to me). Love your video's, but this one is just great! One thing that I had back then were the 4x4 round turntables. Not enough to build an entire rocket from, but enough to give it a top and bottom that was solid, and 2 rings in between that helped picking up the rocket without explosions. Well, yes, that of course was the other explanation for the rocket breaking up on touch. Rockets occasional exploded, didn't they? You would not believe how happy and proud I now am with a simple small Saturn rocked I can build these days i.imgur.com/bUvubQb.jpg?3 All from round brick 4x4 and even round 2x2 (!), with wonderful cones and strong enough to withstand me running around the room going BRRROEOEWAAAAH! and all!

@blaineishere3851 6 лет назад

That's really neat!

@13thmistral 6 лет назад

rare or not, i would not even buy this mostrosity for 1 dollar god, if i would like unique old school i'd even rather buy a few of wooden lego studs tnx for the review though. like always :)

@SaturnCanuck 6 лет назад

How things have changed

@candycrusher45 6 лет назад

Great video Jang. Very interesting!

@hpblue7217 6 лет назад

100% better than the Saturn V ideas set

@SueBobChicVid 6 лет назад

Thanks for that. Interesting.

@1caleb_ 6 лет назад

Love it

@kriss.7757 6 лет назад

From my dads childhood, i got the big fig guys, on the blue space station. So complecated

@valkie931 6 лет назад

Pretty cool!

@danieldoesfifa9448 6 лет назад

hey JANG, your channel is really cool! I love you so much

@oliverjelfsyt7149 6 лет назад

Great video

@BrickstudioFilms 6 лет назад

Does anyone know of a round tile pice that can go on a 4x4 brick? I'm working on a Falcon 9 booster and I want to have some sort of flat tile above 2 of the "wall element round 5x4x2" (Design ID: 85941) I've looked all over bricklink and couldn't find anything.

@MrClassic. 6 лет назад

Wow. I've sometimes been wondering why today's cylinder bricks and round 1 stud plates aren't designed like that, maybe the main reason is to be able to put them between 4 studs?

@aidangarvey7049 6 лет назад

That's the reason, yes.

@Kub_-ib5mx 6 лет назад

Nice vid👍🏻

@cab12300751 6 лет назад

How far we've come

@brendenfraser9153 6 лет назад

LEGO’s quality control has come a long ways since 1964, yet somehow they allowed that first order AT-ST travesty to be released this year

@troodon1096 6 лет назад

Nobody bats 1.000 all the time.

@rcboi349 6 лет назад

Cool

@Toad1K 6 лет назад

Those round curved pieces surprised me. I thought Lego back then consisted of only just rectangles and square bricks. But I guess I’m wrong.

@decam5329 4 года назад

That should be a star exhibit in the Jang city museum.

@kopakaskoolkompanion 6 лет назад

I wonder, were we to compare the prices of the present anniversary sets to the original prices of the sets. Bet the difference is big even when adjusted for inflation!

@StarlightTigger 6 лет назад

How interesting...

@brickfirst2604 6 лет назад

JANGBRiCKS - are the 1x2 white bricks the same as want we get these days?

@ratbat1072 6 лет назад

Kewl

@marcch72 6 лет назад

Great to see this piece of history. Do they still make those macaroni pieces?

@timoonn 6 лет назад

They do

@legoroan9866 6 лет назад

Marchel van Leeuwen yes but they look different

@evel8042 6 лет назад

Wow

@dobson. 6 лет назад

My dad has this set in pieces, I'm not sure where they are though

@s1nan_ss 6 лет назад

hi jang

@ratlord2898 6 лет назад

Minifigs: _nope_

@troodon1096 6 лет назад

Predates minifigs by 14 years lol, so no wouldn't come with minifigs.

@carolinelloyd2525 6 лет назад

Oh wow; Lego has changed

@stormoninja7869 6 лет назад

How we improved in lego

@zunyfolds908 6 лет назад

Stormo Ninja so true

6 лет назад

Today that set would be 99 cotillion dollars.

@FoneyBone1 6 лет назад

Why is it's set number higher than the 1973 rocket base?

@op_r3ps991 6 лет назад

FoneyBone1 bone

@op_r3ps991 6 лет назад

I love the comic

@l13182 6 лет назад

My mother was born in that time😳😱

@dmode4247 6 лет назад

This is old. Today sets are like number 81000 but this one is just 801. 801.

@WaterCarrier07 6 лет назад

The top looks like a barn

@jeeplover9064 6 лет назад

@trekguy31 6 лет назад

This makes me think of Mega Bloks back 10 years ago. I was thrilled MB was making Star Trek stuff (cuz Lego never would *SIGH*) BUT the QC issues were horrible and the old minifigs were literally cheap Lego knock offs at best. For years I saw them take on new licenses and it was awesome that they were doing stuff that no one had done before then. Now fast forward to 2018 and while there are still a few QC issues the quality and originality of MB's sets (or Mega Construx now) rival Lego in many ways. So once upon a time, long ago, Lego sucked too haha Just imagine if building blocks can stay relevant for years to come MB may one day out sell Lego. You never know. I will say the minifigs saved Lego though... Who DOESN'T love classic space, knights, or pirates!?