The secret art of LEGO origami?

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Brick Bending

Brick Bending

2 роки тому

Is this origami?
As the word origami means 'folding paper' it doesn't exactly fit.
Perhaps we could call this 'brick folding'--one of the many lost brick bending arts.
I honestly don't fully grok how or why this works. But when I discovered it, I knew I had something strange, confusing, and very special--and now I finally get to share it : )
In short this build primarily consists of two simple patterns of 1x4 plates that are mirror images of each other. When you interweave them together with hinged connections they are able to tightly fold up, and then expand, all fairly easily. All the extra bits around the outside edges just help foster the illusion of squareness in its compact form. I hope you enjoy.
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Piece breakdown: 1x4 plates (459), 1x2 plates (61), 1x1 plates (10), 1x6 plates (2)
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КОМЕНТАРІ: 1 900
@teejaykaye4357
@teejaykaye4357 2 роки тому
I straight up said "nope" in sheer disbelief when we got to the end of this one. I was so mesmerized by the nice pattern of the board that I forgot about the pure witchcraft we are meant to expect from these videos.
@jessl1934
@jessl1934 Рік тому
I wanted to show my grandson this video because I thought he'd be amazed by it but then I realized that we threw away all of his Lego
@Anderson14
@Anderson14 Рік тому
@@jessl1934 why did you throw them all out
@jessl1934
@jessl1934 Рік тому
@@Anderson14 he's 24
@randomnumber27
@randomnumber27 Рік тому
@@jessl1934 that is no reason to throw them out
@jessl1934
@jessl1934 Рік тому
@@randomnumber27 He doesn't use them anymore
@jaspervankruijssen4916
@jaspervankruijssen4916 2 роки тому
You should make a building on it where the walls follow the same ripple pattern. So that when you "expand the plate" the building will get a cool exploding and imploding effect.
@DCcopter
@DCcopter 2 роки тому
Good idea!
@derp-construction3341
@derp-construction3341 2 роки тому
That's the beauty of these videos, they show you how do do them yourself!
@crazy-qo8pz
@crazy-qo8pz 2 роки тому
Why don't you do it
@thegirlwhowaited6316
@thegirlwhowaited6316 2 роки тому
@@crazy-qo8pz why don't you do it?
@derp-construction3341
@derp-construction3341 2 роки тому
@@thegirlwhowaited6316 why don't you do it? 😋
@LegacyCrono
@LegacyCrono Рік тому
This is actually a FANTASTIC visualization of woven fabric. This is basically what happens when your clothes are stretched. Super cool!
@user-kk4bq7mb8u
@user-kk4bq7mb8u 9 місяців тому
I don't wear clothes
@RubyPiec
@RubyPiec 5 місяців тому
​@@user-kk4bq7mb8uproof?
@DccToon
@DccToon 4 місяці тому
@@user-kk4bq7mb8u huh
@jasonnathanmason3547
@jasonnathanmason3547 3 місяці тому
@@user-kk4bq7mb8u🤨
@PlokFanBoy29
@PlokFanBoy29 Місяць тому
@@user-kk4bq7mb8u i eat clothes
@boobox2000
@boobox2000 Рік тому
Am I the only one who was waiting to see how he was going to fold all this plastic?
@theemmjay5130
@theemmjay5130 4 години тому
No, no you are not.
@zuzoozuzoozu
@zuzoozuzoozu 4 години тому
nope.
@j.kearney484
@j.kearney484 2 роки тому
6:42 that's a pretty cool square, I sure hope nothing odd or strange happens to it
@Random_Nobody_Official
@Random_Nobody_Official Рік тому
My exact thoughts
@TetyLike3
@TetyLike3 Рік тому
*THE HANDS APPEAR*
@user-H_m
@user-H_m Рік тому
Something odd or strange always happens to Legos here, what did you expect...?
@zhiend7565
@zhiend7565 Рік тому
💀
@Bombsbombsbombs
@Bombsbombsbombs Рік тому
💀
@justinc0336
@justinc0336 2 роки тому
I’ve been folding origami for years (even the rose in my profile pic)… If the pulling motion you just did was replicated with a sheet of paper, it would most likely rip. The key to most origami models is actually starting with more surface area than you need and then compressing it using precise folds. Whereas here, your legos are able to expand without breaking due to individual pieces spreading the tension evenly. It’s an incredible feature of these lego designs that I feel like many people are overlooking. I really enjoy your work! :)
@Burger_pants
@Burger_pants 2 роки тому
It reminds me of those popscicle stick bombs kids would make in school, the tension of the wood kept them together without glue or anything but you had to make precise layers and shapes to get each stick to hold pressure the right way so it all held together. I love this channel because it's like a new art form, it's unlike origami, paper-craft, matchstick/popsicle stick sculptures etc etc.
@frostburnspirit9065
@frostburnspirit9065 2 роки тому
I think this Lego piece represents a folded piece of paper/origami and that the stretching is actually just unfolding
@p3rc1muz19u3
@p3rc1muz19u3 2 роки тому
tbh thought that was a real rose
@justinc0336
@justinc0336 2 роки тому
@@p3rc1muz19u3 Thank you :) I’ve been folding for about 12 years now, but I’m always trying to get better. There’s a guy on UKposts who is an expert at designing roses. If you type “only one origami rose” in the search bar you’ll see his videos. That’s where I get some of my folding techniques and inspiration from.
@DocBree13
@DocBree13 2 роки тому
@@justinc0336 beautiful rose )O thought it was real, too)! Thanks for the channel recommendation
@finnbraaten3264
@finnbraaten3264 Рік тому
This is a really cool example of an auxetic lattice. I'd never thought I'd see one realized in Lego bricks. This is a pretty cool walkthrough!
@Quaz-jinx
@Quaz-jinx 2 місяці тому
I literally just watched a steve mould video on this less than a week ago and i happened to stumble upon this. I immediately recognized it
@leafyztar
@leafyztar 5 місяців тому
The relief I felt when he added the final piece... immesurable
@TangentLine
@TangentLine 2 роки тому
I think it might look cool if the vertical lines have different colours, so we can trace the lines' final position after stretching
@AviyaleTales
@AviyaleTales Рік тому
Hello, it would be amazing if people would give me feedback and likes on my videos to boost them in the youtube algorithm! Any help is greatly appreciated.
@Demonite.Crimtane
@Demonite.Crimtane Рік тому
bisch du bde
@ThisDude-gp8mc
@ThisDude-gp8mc 9 місяців тому
But different colors have different resistance levels.
@SP4RKLY.
@SP4RKLY. 9 місяців тому
@@ThisDude-gp8mc your right 💯💯💯
@the.4831
@the.4831 5 місяців тому
@@ThisDude-gp8mcbrown:
@frostburnspirit9065
@frostburnspirit9065 2 роки тому
I think the origami part of this is that the original compressed version is like folded paper, and when you stretch it, you unfold it, revealing the beautiful patterns from the "creases"
@CSmyth-
@CSmyth- 2 роки тому
Finally, someone who gets it
@user-md3is4dq2d
@user-md3is4dq2d 2 роки тому
I think it’s the opposite, complexity from a seemingly simple object.
@frostburnspirit9065
@frostburnspirit9065 2 роки тому
@@user-md3is4dq2d How would that be the opposite?
@minhuang8848
@minhuang8848 2 роки тому
Refer to tessellation origami designs, I especially like Jeremy Shafer's flashers - easy to make and a cool toy to make for folks.
@nonexistentboi
@nonexistentboi 2 роки тому
Finally someone who knows it
@fitzofpassion
@fitzofpassion 11 місяців тому
This is so cool for doing stop motion animations and reflecting “damage” to the buildings with the characters. Bonus points for being reset-able for the next take or the next scene! Amazing!
@frog_goblin
@frog_goblin Рік тому
it's very neat to see it in action, and i figured this would be the mechanic employed when i saw the laddering of the initial pieces. it reminded me of plenty of toys i had or had seen at toy stores as a kid that uses that exact same expanding and compressing feature. but i wouldn't call it origami. almost the inverse if we're speaking purely on technique, since you are capable of expanding it outwards rather than folding it in
@kkrup5395
@kkrup5395 Рік тому
I am so glad the author took their time to record playing with this piece. It happens way to often when a channel makes 20 min video of creating something cool and then there is like 3 seconds shot of the result at the end and that's it.
@yell0wstickyn0te53
@yell0wstickyn0te53 Рік тому
almost reminds me how a knitted piece will stretch & reveal all of the inner weaving but revert to simple ribbing when no longer stretched
@Haley_the_Arson_Queen
@Haley_the_Arson_Queen Місяць тому
Honestly if he somehow manages to knit Legos, imma be surprised and think I'm in a fever dream
@finleykim
@finleykim Рік тому
I've ordered the plates to make this as I am so fascinated by what you do and I know that doing is the best way to understand.
@NowakiStar
@NowakiStar 11 місяців тому
This reminds me of my grandma’s tapestries/weaving. It’s so satisfying to watch come together!
@sugarvampire
@sugarvampire 2 роки тому
I'm going to try making a smaller version with thin 4x1 smooth legos on top as an expandable cup coaster. 🤩 It always bugs me that coaster are either too big for tea cups or too small for large mugs. Thanks for the inspiration!
@BrickBending
@BrickBending 2 роки тому
That sounds amazing! I'd love to see a pic of the finished product. : )
@robinrye9717
@robinrye9717 Рік тому
Oh! Oh man! Oh man I wanna do this too, thank you!!!!
@stephenfiler7564
@stephenfiler7564 2 роки тому
Following your builds has been an incredible journey. It’s like a high level math course; I understood the first examples but now it’s getting harder to wrap my head around all the moving parts. Truly genius!
@GrahamCrackerPiano
@GrahamCrackerPiano Рік тому
I’m sure it comes down to intuition, as most math things do 😂
@MaskedReviews
@MaskedReviews Місяць тому
More like fabric than paper. You've mamaged to replicate the texture of woven cloth with stiff plastic. Truly amazing and mesmerizing!
@dragons69
@dragons69 Рік тому
what do the gloves do?
@travissnyder5338
@travissnyder5338 5 днів тому
protect your hands from getting pinched
@weevilinabox
@weevilinabox 2 роки тому
I thought there was going to be some clever reason for skipping the piece at 5m10s, so was a little disappointed to see it simply filled in at 6m40s. I'd love to see a version with the warp and weft (weaving terms) in different colours. Great video, as always. Keep 'em coming.
@fanamatakecick97
@fanamatakecick97 2 роки тому
Rainbow colors would make it super trippy
@ifeanyichukwuochei2141
@ifeanyichukwuochei2141 2 роки тому
Very cool But I've always wondered how you discovered these arts
@sternamc919sterna3
@sternamc919sterna3 2 роки тому
Lego parts, a brain and a lot of play I guess.
@BrickBending
@BrickBending 2 роки тому
I am constantly exploring--seeing what I can find. Sometimes, I find magic.
@Ky-kx2hd
@Ky-kx2hd 2 роки тому
The dark side is a path to many abilities some consider... unnatural.
@Khrn-lk4mf
@Khrn-lk4mf 2 роки тому
@@BrickBending not magic... you find your way straight to some dark majiks
@pardnergaming2136
@pardnergaming2136 2 роки тому
@@sternamc919sterna3 how can you afford it is an even harder question.
@GrigoryTingus
@GrigoryTingus Рік тому
blown away at the end, how does your mind come up with such designs? truly amazing
@jonathanchisholm3319
@jonathanchisholm3319 Рік тому
For all the lego stuff I search, idk how I didn't find this channel earlier, amazing stuff man! Didn't even know you could do this.
@Oblivionator100
@Oblivionator100 2 роки тому
I love the principles that you build on, using hinging and the small gaps between bricks and the slight flexibility of each brick, but multiplying them by repeating structures to exaggerate them and get non square shapes. It's ingenious
@benjaminjackson8663
@benjaminjackson8663 2 роки тому
Your builds, especially this one, remind me a lot of the tile art by MC Escher. I would love to see you replacate some of his patterns and images!
@BrickBending
@BrickBending 2 роки тому
I would love to try some day. I love Escher's work as well. : )
@Natty183
@Natty183 Рік тому
I would literally cry watching MC Escher in Legos. This is the first I've seen this, but I think it might help me explain hidden variables to people. You're incredible. Mastering this empirical exploration is a super power. So inspiring ❤️❤️❤️
@H3xx1st
@H3xx1st Рік тому
You can get organic shapes out of something that is normally thought of a so rigid. Truly amazing , I love it, thanks for sharing!
@lezbeehonest0294
@lezbeehonest0294 Рік тому
I love all of the comments from different fields of work comparing this to what they know. It looks like woven fabric, like muscle tensions, etc. I love being reminded that one part of the universe is never too different from another.
@nikkimyers4467
@nikkimyers4467 Рік тому
Holy crap! Did NOT expect the end. First time watching a video by you..... Thought I was just getting lost in the nice pattern and then boom! Definitely subscribing. Also going to share this with my nephew. He'll love it.
@baconheadhair6938
@baconheadhair6938 10 днів тому
My aunt shared this with me are you my aunt
@olo493
@olo493 2 роки тому
Just wonderful. I love the duality of this build. It is well organised with parallel lines and in a split second it becomes organic and chaotic. Just wonderful, two states of the same build that are so beautifully opposite.
@bhazlett13
@bhazlett13 Рік тому
I had no idea what the hell was going on during the build and eventually started getting annoyed at myself for wasting 6 minutes on watching this until you did the thing. And my god was that the most satisfying thing to watch after 6+ mins of questioning my life's choices today. I thank you for this satisfaction!
@AllFlimmits
@AllFlimmits Рік тому
This is probably the most next level thing I've seen from you yet
@grayt4951
@grayt4951 2 роки тому
At no point in this video could I have predicted the end result. This is so amazing I audibly gasped when you pulled the bricks apart. Amazing
@simonw.3920
@simonw.3920 2 роки тому
This seems like such a hard thing to come up with. Absolutely amazing! The best thing you've shown us so far, hands down If anyone ends up build this, let me know how it turns out for you? I hope you are a very patient person :)
@kristineblack7041
@kristineblack7041 10 місяців тому
Wow, unfrickin’ believable! Love seeing where the pattern goes!
@MadHatter_v_10s.6p84
@MadHatter_v_10s.6p84 Рік тому
This is incredible work! Your brick bending made my mind bend! 🤯
@carlpeberdy9086
@carlpeberdy9086 2 роки тому
Not sure about the origami reference, but who cares - it's a brilliant piece of work!
@maxkand18
@maxkand18 2 роки тому
there are origami wich are just a sheet of paper folded in regular shapes like this (don't know how to explain it)
@maxkand18
@maxkand18 2 роки тому
like how nasa engineers use origami for the solar panels on their satellites
@weevilinabox
@weevilinabox 2 роки тому
True. Its closer to Celtic knotwork. Or an Islamic geometric panel.
@7zaxo
@7zaxo 2 роки тому
Origami tessellations are similar to this. You should look them up. I've never folded one myself, but I think they're really impressive
@carlpeberdy9086
@carlpeberdy9086 2 роки тому
@@7zaxo Thanks for the reference - I didn't know about this, but I see what you mean - looks like another endless rabbit hole to lose yourself in though!
@abbeb734
@abbeb734 2 роки тому
Interesting build! Hands down, best piece of work so far!
@petrophammer9257
@petrophammer9257 2 роки тому
Work? This is Art
@stupididiot9336
@stupididiot9336 Рік тому
@@petrophammer9257 trust me, art is work. But i agree, this is beautiful
@Rantsack
@Rantsack Рік тому
That is a beautiful knitting legos. Makes a perfect corset.
@jubbano7791
@jubbano7791 9 днів тому
The end results are so sickkkkk and satisfyingggg
@mszoomy
@mszoomy 2 роки тому
I would love a video explaining the thought process that goes into making these pieces. It's amazing to me how you do this
@richarda5936
@richarda5936 Рік тому
It's all done on computer
@danielemozzoni6994
@danielemozzoni6994 2 роки тому
Hi Jeff, rarely I've commented below a UKposts video, even though I'm an addicted "video consumer". I find your creations truly inspiring and especially this, as it shows how different from usual a human mind is able to work and think. That teaches a lot. It's also noticeable how clear your creations reflect your way to think beyond the normal boundaries. This creation in particular made me think: "that's the perfect metaphor for how we always should set our minds: be able to enlarge, wander perhaps, but always be able, when necessary, to recompose and reconnect to our inner core". Amazing job!
@cameronmcisaac1384
@cameronmcisaac1384 Рік тому
Your videos remind me of regular show, starts off small with something simple, then becomes increasingly complicated, and just when you think it's over some even more crazy gets added
@thezx5795
@thezx5795 5 місяців тому
I love seeing it compact from the expanded form
@Slavador2393
@Slavador2393 2 роки тому
Very cool Jeff! This technique is not only strong but very flexible. I really like this build as it's quite intricate and poses lots of ideas for me. Thanks kind sir!😊
@BrickBending
@BrickBending 2 роки тому
You are very welcome. Very fun to share it!
@Living_Murphys_Law
@Living_Murphys_Law 2 роки тому
This is the first build on the channel that actually broke my brain.
@BrickBending
@BrickBending 2 роки тому
My relentless efforts have paid off!
@Living_Murphys_Law
@Living_Murphys_Law 2 роки тому
@@BrickBending lol
@SA-rj4kc
@SA-rj4kc Рік тому
I didn’t know what to expect- I think this is really cool and creative
@christophermiranda2292
@christophermiranda2292 Рік тому
100% have to say this is your best piece yet
@berrim26
@berrim26 Рік тому
Unlike most of the creations on this channel that seem to be bursting at the seams, this one seems like it would be a lot of work to take apart
@michaeldeierhoi4096
@michaeldeierhoi4096 Рік тому
This is quite ingenious and I immediately thought it would look even cooler with two different colors used. This creation also looks like a fractal with its repeating patterns.
@Pebbles5863
@Pebbles5863 Рік тому
The reveal was totally worth the wait. Well done
@zaghal9943
@zaghal9943 8 місяців тому
it looks so pretty the end result you are an Lego artist
@kevinolver39
@kevinolver39 2 роки тому
Another fractal build! I love it!
@artgeometrix6346
@artgeometrix6346 2 роки тому
This is really cool. Great idea.
@ugurunver2403
@ugurunver2403 Рік тому
I knew i'm about to see an amazing thing at the end. This is god level legoism.
@bekkaanneee
@bekkaanneee Рік тому
this is one of the most impressive lego things i’ve seen :0 im not the biggest lego fan, but i’ve seen my fair share of impressive and holy smokes!!
@C_Castillo
@C_Castillo 2 роки тому
That’s really awesome 👍 but i dont think it classifies as “paper folding” more like “rego oritatami” or “lego folding” but then again its not folding so… it would be “regostoretchi” or “lego stretching”
@fanamatakecick97
@fanamatakecick97 2 роки тому
This one honestly really melted my brain. Lego origami, huh? Legorigami?
@josephrion3514
@josephrion3514 Рік тому
6:40 finally we are done building. Also the snake patterns you covered looked cool when you combined big chunks near beginning. It felt like a long build I'm excited what you do with t the piece.
@sharongould2689
@sharongould2689 Рік тому
Thats funky. Pulled out it looks like a lego version of one of those artifical plant wall panel squares!
@alecity4877
@alecity4877 2 роки тому
Anytime I see a new method and structure I'm like "but how is it going to bend?" even though I know 100% it will, it's magic. Also don't know about the origami simil.
@tomholroyd7519
@tomholroyd7519 2 роки тому
Yeah, it'd be cool to see some preview action of how the components bend
@Thomas_Morse
@Thomas_Morse Рік тому
I know it sounds silly to begin with, but thank you for helping me partially overcome my fear of origami!!! …I say “partially” because I still have yet to overcome the paperization that coexists with the actual origami that made the fear in the first place!
@mikuenjoyerXD
@mikuenjoyerXD Рік тому
I don't understand how someone could be afraid of origami? Is it uncanny that a piece of paper can become some complex just by manipulating it by folding it? because then i would kind of understand. I feel more like I'm in awe of origami though (i just like to make simple ninja stars)
@Thomas_Morse
@Thomas_Morse Рік тому
@@mikuenjoyerXD let’s just say that a certain game helped create the fear in the first place… becoming a mere decoration wasn’t fun, let me tell you.
@wzsmart2890
@wzsmart2890 Рік тому
In my heart I know that this person really loves building legos, and that’s what make this channel special.
@mrChorbs
@mrChorbs Рік тому
Sir, you have mastered the ability to capture the attention of my ADD mind! Thank you.
@tenguman3560
@tenguman3560 2 роки тому
This guy makes my brain warp to the fifth dimension
@Benutzername260
@Benutzername260 2 роки тому
This is cool
@xvi1128
@xvi1128 Рік тому
This is madness. I love it. Real beauty wasn’t in my eyes, was in the Lego.
@marryc9394
@marryc9394 5 місяців тому
One of the very few genuinely jaw-dropping videos.
@alisiaale565
@alisiaale565 2 роки тому
When you realise that everything until 3:08 has been done only with 1×4 plates.
@BrickBending
@BrickBending 2 роки тому
1x4 plates hold a lot of magic. : )
@alisiaale565
@alisiaale565 2 роки тому
@@BrickBending, yeah, they do! :-D
@groreistad5234
@groreistad5234 2 роки тому
Sometimes I wonder if you are afraid to make your videos too long. Don’t be. I think a lot of us would appreciate a loooong video where you explain exactly how you think to get to this result. (Which is awesome, by the way.) We always sit in gaping amazement at what you do, and understand nothing. Like this particular build, for instance. I marvel at it, but I don’t understand the thought process behind it. I’ve been following you since you had a handful of subscribers, it’s time you explain. We’re fans, we’ve got rights 🙄
@BrickBending
@BrickBending 2 роки тому
I'm working at 110% of capacity right now, but I do hope to start adding videos to the mix where I talk through some of these builds. I would actually enjoy that. But there is so much to do!
@RacingEuphoria
@RacingEuphoria 8 місяців тому
I love Legos and origami so this is like a win-win situation for me
@Seven3four1
@Seven3four1 Рік тому
Love and appreciate the breakdown of which pieces and how many were used! Liked and subbed!
@markhawkins5022
@markhawkins5022 2 роки тому
Amazing, how the hell do you come up with them.
@davidfrigolapla6931
@davidfrigolapla6931 Рік тому
Where is the "origami"
@Trewqz
@Trewqz 8 днів тому
I subscribed cuz ur cool
@lifeisenjoyable6768
@lifeisenjoyable6768 Рік тому
How can this make me both anxious and amazed at the same time?
@guyonthedock
@guyonthedock Рік тому
You could do a much bigger version of this with white and red pieces to recreate a playing card getting shot in half. It's an iconic enough image to make it really cool.
@paolagrando5079
@paolagrando5079 2 роки тому
It remind me of a knitted piece ☺
@HoipoIIoi
@HoipoIIoi Рік тому
i dont think u understand what origami means 🤔
@VhinnarelaCondorMakaira
@VhinnarelaCondorMakaira 11 днів тому
UUUuuuuuHhmmmMmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm aaaaActually
@khaarlobofill2937
@khaarlobofill2937 9 днів тому
@@VhinnarelaCondorMakaira 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂… LOL
@joshwieler5635
@joshwieler5635 Рік тому
it sounds so crunchy so nice
@DudeBricks_
@DudeBricks_ Рік тому
This is INSANE!!! Next level!
@FABLECREATESS
@FABLECREATESS Рік тому
I love the sound of the bricks snapping together so much I don’t even know how to explain it
@intro_shorts
@intro_shorts Рік тому
Brilliance in art personified. You are a master!
@Ricebread343
@Ricebread343 Рік тому
So cool, I love all the things you create
@TheRandomYTMonkey
@TheRandomYTMonkey Рік тому
One of the most satisfying Lego video I've ever watched 🤯
@gazicos
@gazicos Рік тому
This is so cool, I really wanted to try it
@Qexilber
@Qexilber Рік тому
You totally got me there. Mindbending!
@ephpro9653
@ephpro9653 Рік тому
This is extremely satisfying to watch.
@edwardkendrick9641
@edwardkendrick9641 Рік тому
Woah, this is like reverse origami! That's amazing
@NormanTheDummy_YouTube
@NormanTheDummy_YouTube 3 дні тому
The videos that we don't have the time, patience, or legos for, but watch the videos bc we admire his skills
@ugtcm
@ugtcm Рік тому
this is the single coolest thing i’ve ever seen
@StreetGuy911
@StreetGuy911 Рік тому
yes I have seen the preview, yes I knew what is the result, but once I've seen it, I'm totally shocked. Amazing creature!
@jupiterlove76
@jupiterlove76 Рік тому
I never knew legos could shape shift till today. Wow!this is amazing
@Z_E_B_O
@Z_E_B_O Рік тому
i was wondering the whole time how this would become smth related to origami. Nice tessalation.
@paintthewallsred2400
@paintthewallsred2400 Рік тому
Lego needs to sponsor this man, I straight up said “no f**king way” when he pulled it apart and it worked.
@saranainai
@saranainai Рік тому
Very satisfying result
@aosandstone5493
@aosandstone5493 Рік тому
I expected another generic recessive pattern but then it did the thing and blow my mind👍
@The_Gaba_Ghoul
@The_Gaba_Ghoul Рік тому
And with this video, the algorithm has taken me into the void of esoteric lego pattern making. There can be no return from here.
@ooooneeee
@ooooneeee Місяць тому
An absolute masterpiece. At the end I was like 🤯🤯🤯
@wildstarr
@wildstarr Рік тому
Wow. I was doing lego origami in the late 70s early 80s. Mine were much, much simpler but I would build little flat planes like this to stretch out and smush back together.
@Ousmanda
@Ousmanda Рік тому
I really enjoyed how careful you had to be so as not to give away the mechanism as you were working on the smaller parts
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