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That’s really interesting I always wondered how bricks were made i just never really looked into it great video but could you make another video about how you make your Animations?
😮 that’s what that is
Interesting
Ohh shoot I thought it was like proving it was Lego like the logo
That's where they inject steroids so they can be indestructible
So that's what that is
off topic from the video but anyone else here remember when this guy only had around 5k subscribers? like less than a year ago almost?
love the content man, congrats on 300k!
Next thing you know, there’s gonna be an illegal building technique using needs tiny plastic molds.
It’s also on every plastic toy
I'm assuming 2×2 bricks are molded four at a time because the mark can be on any of the studs. I'm one of those people who likes to have the logo the same direction where possible so that's how I noticed.
I remember seeing those McFarland Five Nights at Freddy's 8-bit sets and how, if you aren't playing attention they can end up with marks all over the front. MEGA still has it on the side as well on some parts like the 1×1 plate. The mark can add some nice texture though, like short shot pieces.
I really wish 1×1 and 1×2 had the injection on the stud. I have to flip them to avoid seeing them. Same for L shaped 2x2s.
I call it the “belly button.” I always hide it on my tiles
16th comment 1 hour after the video was uploaded yay
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Nice hair cut
Now we know thats a cool fact
This is quite interesting
I always thought these were some sort of mistake in pieces. Thanks for informing us 🙂 Also congratulations on 300k
The “have you ever wondered” got me excited😮
I thought bro was mewing for a minute there.
I always try to hide the injection mold marks whenever I can. If they can't be hidden, I try and orent them either in the downmost position of the model, or the rearmost. The ingot pieces are especially annoying since they are often used as greebling and one side of the texture always has that annoying mark!
Bros so ugly I can’t watch your vids anymore
Interesting…🧡🧡🧡
nice haircut
Thats the job I am learning!
These are even more apparent on offbrands, for a while i thought it was the "mark" of a certain off brand lego company until i recentl6 spotted one on a normal lego.
Fun fact, the process of injection molding can often times lead to more scrap(excess abs/ resin) than the finished product,