I Fixed Minecraft LEGO Sets...

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I love how he changed the ENTIRE biome rather than replace the Mooshroom with a cow

Visually, yeah this nailed it, but each of these sets would be soooooo expensive if they were like this…like really overpriced for what we get end product.

I love how instead of just getting rid of the mooshroom he changed the design of the entire build to make sure the cow was in the right place

I thought the first set would end up ridiculously high compared to the original, but it's surprisingly level. Just like Minecraft I guess. They nailed the right block height to make elevation without stacking too fast.

I guess it’s more accurate, but it has far less play value, and just imagine how much more expensive these would be

since lego price their sets based on block count, my guess is that since it's a 'kids series', they focus more on hitting cheap price points rather than focusing on accurcy and detail, like the Landmark replication sets

instead of using 2 1x3 plates for the bed, i would’ve loved to see a 2x2 plate with a 2x1 with studs, so that the mini figures could actually sleep in the bed

looking back, i noticed that the mushroom island had a horrendous case of white bricks showing through the cracks due to the top being tiles

I like the video and how you improved on the Minecraft sets. However, I would have also liked to see longer shots of the before and after comparisons of each set. Since you took so much time to build each set, it would be nice to have more than 5 seconds to take in the finished sets.

This is awesome but would probably hike the price of the set 10 fold, however some parts like putting the glass panes in the middle of the blocks is a great change they should adopt. But overall the fact that you can edit and change the set by yourself makes lego really great

For mycelium, I would have used the discontinued sand purple color. Not sure if there were ever any plates or tiles in that color, though.

2:00 the fact he KNEW WHAT I WAS ABOUT TO DO-

These sets look so much better! You should have kept the water one plate shorter than the blocks at their same level though because of how water sits shorter than a full block in-game

This is awesome, the Lego MC sets are probably the most inaccurate to any Lego series there is, so it's cool that you fixed it and showed us how to.

The designs are super nice-looking and really detailed! it's so impressive and you did what you set out to do. But, I noticed something odd about them. I was imagining being a kid again and getting these, and.... these would kinda suck as playsets? The first and third ones are ok, but the other two just don't work at all, primarily bc you put tiles on top of everything! Smooth, slippery tiles that require a bunch of extra care to make sure the minifigures stand up on them! It'd be a total pain and I'd definitely be wondering why they didn't design it so you could stand the figures up easily. So it'd really be a simple as swapping those tiles with ones with studs and then these would be perfect!

For the mycelium:
- Lavender
- Medium Lavender

The color doesn't need to be perfect, but there is a color for mycelium.

I really wish you gave us a more detailed look at each build, including the in game minecraft one!!! I love all your work so much!

5:36 "I started by smushing these two 16x16 plates together..."

(and then five seconds later, realizing you may as well have Kragled them together because ain't no way you're EVER getting those apart)

3:22

There’s that light violet 2x2 tile you keep showing off. I’m pretty sure that that’d make some good Mycelium