Summary
The video showcases various Lego houses of different sizes and designs being tested for durability and functionality. It features a $1 Lego house found to be the cheapest, a floating Lego boat, a detailed Lego castle resistant to water and impact, an Avengers tower tested against wind and impact, and a massive Lego house with amenities like a chair and lamp. The video also mentions a $100,000 Lego house project as a highlight of intricate Lego design possibilities.
$1 Lego House
Explored and tested a simple and tiny $1 Lego house. Conducted random tests like setting it on fire and checking its durability, concluding it as the cheapest house.
$10 Lego House
Reviewed an actual Lego house with a baby turtle, front door, and interior features like a little zombie guy. Tested the house's ability to float, dubbing it as a boat. Rated it as a cool and waterproof structure.
$50 Lego House
Examined a larger Lego house build with a detachable top, revealing interior details like a river and an impressive design. Tested its durability by dropping a bowling ball on it.
$250 Lego Castle
Explored a grand Lego castle with intricate details and rooms like a ballroom. Tested its resistance to water and impact, including a water balloon test, showcasing its durability.
Avengers Tower
Presented an Avengers tower constructed with multiple levels and intricate design details. Tested its durability against wind and impact, displaying how it withstands various tests.
Massive Lego Bricks House
Introduced a massive house made of Lego bricks, showcasing its size, design, and amenities like a chair and lamp. Recalled a $100,000 Lego house project.
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