Have you ever wished you could bring your LEGO creations to life? Imagine epic car chases, crazy stunts, and daring heroes springing into action scene by scene. Well, the master builders at ToysMyToys have done exactly that – and so much more. Keep reading as I guide you through one of their most amusing and action-packed videos while exploring the marvels of LEGO stop motion animation.
Welcome to ToysMyToys’ Spellbinding LEGO World
ToysMyToys is a YouTube channel that exclusively creates LEGO stop motion videos. They’ve cultivated an enthusiastic community of over 5.4 million subscribers with their funny, intricate 30 second to 12 minute animated stories. Many center around public services like firefighters, construction crews, and police teams.
So how do they make these belovable videos? Through careful planning, tons of patience, and a whole lot of photos. The creators design LEGO sets with intricate cityscapes and props. Then they pose the minifig characters in progressive motions and capture hundreds of stills. These images get stitched together into fluid video through editing software, bringing the tiny world to life.
The results are pretty magical. ToysMyToys has captivated millions of fans across over 2 billion total channel views [1]. 93% of their audience falls between ages 18-44 [2]. Let‘s see what has adults and kids alike hitting replay again and again!
LEGO City’s Flashiest New Crime Fighting Machine
This particularly amusing video kicks off with an ATM robbery on a foggy night. The crook speeds away just as the police roll up. Luckily, the authorities have a plan to catch the perp with the ultimate hot rod.
In the next scene, an officer tries his luck at a carnival-style slot machine. Each wheel bears random vehicle parts – frames, tires, engines and more. He wins big when the machine assembles a monster-wheeled supercar before our eyes!
This crazy ride can muscle its way through anything, no problem. It smashes through the roadblock bricks the thieves left behind and catches up in seconds thanks to nitro blasters. A retractable crane reaches out to pluck the crims from their getaway car and lock them safely in back.
Just when you think the fun is over, stunt motorbikes race down a corkscrew track. Then we‘re treated to additional vehicle experiments like a horse-drawn buggy with jet engines and a produce-inspired car. Bananas for wheels, anyone? With over 2 million views [3], it seems audiences can‘t get enough of the zany action.
Based on the 350+ comments, fans find this video "epic", "creative" and "impressive" [4]. Nine year old viewer Eden declares, "Wow i wish i had that lego." Indeed, this LEGO world looks like endless fun!
Police Supercar Features and Build Breakdown
Here are the highlight moments from the chase scene with notable vehicle capabilities:
| ATM Heist | A robber takes cash bags and hops on a motorcycle |
| 0:47 | Officer creates supercar from slot machine vehicle builder |
| Roadblock Smash | Supercar plows through barricade bricks |
| Criminal Apprehension | Crane reaches out and grabs thieves from car |
As for the vehicle itself, key build features include:
- Monster Truck Wheels – For crushing any terrain
- Retractable Crane – Grabs cars or criminals with ease
- Spacious Holding Cell – Fits vehicles and prisoners
With clever incorporation of random elements like this, the creators prove LEGO innovation knows no bounds!
All Your LEGO Supercar Questions Answered
The term "supercar" brings to mind slick speedsters like Lamborghinis or Ferraris. This police vehicle puts a creative spin on the concept. Let‘s explore LEGO supercar basics:
What defines a LEGO supercar?
LEGO supercars are typically more complex builds meant to mimic high performance sports cars in miniature form. Sleek, aerodynamic styling and realistic design details help them live up to "super".
Who first created a LEGO supercar?
It‘s unclear who made the absolute first one, but LEGO car tinkering likely started shortly after basic vehicle bricks debuted in the 1970s. Over decades, fan collaborations produced ever more detailed supercars.
Can LEGO supercars be dangerous?
Like any small toy, improperly handled LEGOs pose risks for kids under 3 years. As long as builders follow age guidelines, keep tiny pieces from young mouths, and supervise play, LEGOs are safe.
Are there real LEGO Technic supercar kits?
Absolutely! Iconic car lover sets let you develop engineering skills while assembling a dream machine likethe Lamborghini Sian, Bugatti Chiron, or 1969 Ford Mustang. The intricate kits include true-to-life details.
What‘s the future of LEGO supercar innovation?
A life-sized LEGO Bugatti that actually drove made headlines in 2018 [5]. So with enough time, money and expertise, your wildest LEGO visions could become reality with advanced electronics and engines!
ToysMyToys: Pioneers of LEGO Animation
The master builders at ToysMyToys churn out hit after hit by blending eye catching stories with painstaking stop motion techniques. They‘ve turned clicking plastic bricks into an artform with mass appeal.
In fact, over 1.1 billion LEGO mini figures have been produced globally [6]. Kids and adults alike can‘t resist bringing their elaborate LEGO designs to life just like ToysMyToys. With advanced filming and emerging technologies like 3D printing, we can expect LEGO innovation to keep surpassing limitations.
So the next time you wish your amazing LEGO cars could take you on a real joyride, remember pioneers like ToysMyToys are making LEGO dreams come true one brick at a time. Whether it‘s a motorcycle looping through stunt tracks or a crane-wielding patrol car keeping LEGO City safe, we get to ride along with them on endless adventures.
