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I Bought 57,000 LEGOs from Denmark!

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In this video I buy 57,000 LEGO Bricks from Denmark, and then unbox and sort them into my studio for a HUGE PROJECT I'm planning. Enjoy!

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20 Comments

@TDBRICKS 3 years ago

Riley is straight up in minecraft creative mode with how many pieces he has now 😂

@Leviathon0406 3 years ago

you should build a lego set without buying the set

@BlackringIII 3 years ago

Someone please quantify the cost of all these bricks 😂

@jedipants9074 3 years ago

Each box looks to be about2-5k $$$. Wondering what the deal is. Is there any backstory to this? Why did you do this? How much did it cost? What is the value total of each box? One contained 1000 windows which are like .40 cents each. This is crazy.

@PetersPieces 3 years ago

A Brick Science LEGO City?!? This makes me a very happy man, can’t wait to see it Riley

@GrumpyGull-again 3 years ago

It was kind of funny of you to connect the pieces in each bag together like “Alright they actually Lego” 😂

@sketchingfish 3 years ago (edited)

I already feel the pain of stepping on these through my screen 😬😬

@Samuel_2587 3 years ago

THE PLURAL OF LEGO IS LEGO

@caleballgaier 3 years ago

man he spent like 6,000 bucks on lego for a video and he isn't even mr.beast

@Bobatea25crochets 3 years ago

You're the best lego YouTuber ever

@javiervenegas5798 3 years ago

That 1x1 light pieces can be useful for church Windows in the city

@LEGOCOOKING 3 years ago

Very unique ideas!!!

@DavesBrickHouse 3 years ago (edited)

So. Much. LEGO. I'm really looking forward to seeing what kind of huge things you build with these! The cardboard dividers work great, and make great use of what would otherwise be recycled. And the end results are so satisfying to see. Keep the videos coming Riley! 🙂 Oh - and .

FIRST! 🤣

@Sammichyyt 2 years ago

You can call it maroon instead of dark red

@manticore5733 3 years ago

Okay, okay that's a lot of Lego... but Lego is a brand/company name; they're Lego bricks; plates; tiles; etc.; or, in general: Lego pieces... never: "Legos"!
(I know it doesn't really matter, but I'm actually astonished at how much it makes me grind my teeth whenever I hear it!)

It's like: "McDonalds" sounds right but you never hear someone getting "Burger Kings" or "Subways".

@jeremiahjohnsonband4447 3 months ago

57,000 pieces that is crazy. I wish I had all those because I like 2 x 4 bricks and he has a lot of of them most of them in this video. Good luck spending 30+ hours sorting them.