Lego Rewind- The Craziest Year in Lego History



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48 thoughts on “Lego Rewind- The Craziest Year in Lego History”

  1. I honestly don't think we will ever have another year like 2001, back then LEGO was experimental and took risks that might not work out but have since found what works and has stuck to that formula since.

    Hell its Ninjago or nothing since its the last real LEGO original setting/theme, the last one they made in recent years was Monkie Kid. This year had no new original IP's which means they only have 2 running, but if you want licensed themes there are a ton to go around.

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  2. 4:20 Random Set of the Day flashbacks

    8:43 9:01 10:13 It's been popping up all video, but it is wild how much BIONICLE permeated marketing back then. Even when Hero Factory hit the scene they felt the need to put a "from the makers of BIONICLE" on the box. They had lightning in a bottle, and the second they saw some sparks they popped the cork and let it loose.

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  3. It's crazy to see here an old ad for TENTE. It was bigger than LEGO in Spain (it was a spanish brand you see haha). I am lucky to have some sets from my uncles and I kinda grew up with it before I discovered LEGO in 2001 too. Awesome research and editing!
    Also, I feel too that nostalgia about the 2000's LEGO weirdness, it was awesome

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  4. 2:45 Ah yes, the year 2000, a year so strange and forgotten compared to the rest of the 2000s. So much so that I have a feeling that more people see 2001 as the true beginning of the 2000s than 2000 itself.

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  5. I could agree with you. 2001 and 2002 did introduce some new stuff. But Personally, I think that 2005 to 2008 was kinda crazy. Those Tiny Turbos can replicate illegal street racing.

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  6. I love the "my own train" series, since you could actually buy individual train cars separately, instead of having to buy a huge $200 set with a whole bunch of stuff you might not even want.

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  7. hot take: LEGO's craziest year is 2022, because it's the only one they haven't went through yet. Now if you'll excuse me, I'll be busy waiting for my comment to be completely irrelevant in 32 days

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  8. I love this video. As someone whose childhood spread through the late classic part of the 90s, the late 90s part of the late 90s, the 2000s and slightly beyond the early 2010s, I love seeing the sheer variety that happened in those years depicted. New fans from 2010 and beyond have no idea man…

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  9. Hey, Nick. I'm the guy who commented on the Technic video asking if you could disclose some more information about your Chima AU. Part of the reason I asked that was because I am working on a Chima rewrite myself, and I just wanted to make sure I didn't accidentally copy any of your ideas, even if I don't know what they are.

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