MORE LEGO SETS THAT BREAK THE RULES!

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Plot Twist: the pilot in the police helicopter is actually the crook.

The police helicopter isn’t an error. It’s them reforming the crook to work with the police

The wedging of a plate vertically between studs is actually an encouraged practice in the Lego Architecture set (which is where I learned of this technique). Surprising then that it's considered "banned" since it was explicitly called out in the Architecture set which is all about encouraging people to expand their thinking and explore new techniques of building Lego models.

The flag on the lunar lander might be similar to the gravestone on another set where it is intentionally thinner so that it doesn't stress the pieces.

To that guy who got an imperial gunner instead of a wizard: You’re actually lucky.

7:05 this is a sign that they should just have guns in Harry Potter

Wedging flat pieces between studs is still considered illegal, since the flat pieces are larger than the distance between studs, causing stress in the parts. However, they have begun producing pieces specifically meant to be wedged into studs which are thinner and that don't cause physical stress to the plastic. The moon lander flag is likely one of those.

5:00 I remember doing this and being thrown off by the instructions too..I was like “is that legal” and Lego was like “I will make it legal”. They do that with a couple pieces around the bridge on the Lego Titanic I noticed too

IN one of the Lego Club magazines, it describes Alex from minecraft as Steve's girlfriend. they rectify this in the next issue by saying that they're "good friends"

7:24 "Up next is one of my favorite mistakes" hey why did my phone open up the camera

When it comes to the Lego Lord Voldemort and his robes, I actually learnt that during the Deathly Hallows movies, the robes worn by Voldemort got lighter as the two movies progressed, signifying his downfall, the lighter/green robes could be a reference to that fact, as during the last part of the battle of Hogwarts, his robes are much paler and a green shade compared to previous appearances. Might be a mistake but it could just be a well placed ‘in-joke’/reference made during development.

That one with the police helicopter and the 'extra' minifigure isn't a mistake. It's actually quite common and is found in a few sets. The minifig that's standing on the darker blue background of the image is supposed to be observing the build in the rest of the image. It's a very subliminal thing that I guess some adults wouldn't pick up on. However, a child would totally pick up on it, as to a child the minifig isn't just a piece, it's a character that you interact with during play. This crossover is highlighted in the Lego Movie genre with the characters Benny and Emet.

I once got a pirate in a LEGO kingdoms advent calendar set 😂

7:07 The dark side is taking over the multiverse

5:17 the tile is not an illegal building technique because tiles have notches on the bottom to easily take them off of a brick or something bc of this it does not put stress on the plate

9:17 did anyone else notice that he “ skipped one year back” from 2018 to 2007

My Saturn V supposed to have 2 pre-printed pieces with “UNITED” and 2 with “STATES” on them. Instead, I received 3 “UNITED” an 1 “STATES”. Lego send the missing piece without asking any questions and without cost. Great service!

"Then We Have This Lego Batman Set From 2018" Next Set.. "Now We Have A 2007 Bionicle Just A Year Before" That.. Uhh.. That's A Flaw I Keep Seeing

There's actually another interesting error with the Hogwarts Clock Tower set: the "4" is not the correct Roman numeral. It should be "IV" but in the set it's "IIII". I checked and it's not like this in the movie, which has the correct "IV".