BIGGEST LEGO SET EVER!! -- LEGO ART 31203 WORLD MAP REVIEW

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Published 2021-05-25

The biggest LEGO set is upon us, and it's not what we expected...
In this video I'm reviewing the new LEGO Art 31203 World Map.

LEGO sets in this video:
World Map ❯ bit.ly/45sbcua
Hogwarts Castle ❯ bit.ly/3Qd9s3g
Millennium Falcon bit.ly/45yWQI9
Colosseum ❯ bit.ly/3PQ3C6J

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Thank you LEGO for sending this set for review. Views and opinions are my own.

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All Comments (21)

@TiagoCatarino 2 years ago

LEGO sets in this video: World Map ❯ bit.ly/45sbcua Hogwarts Castle ❯ bit.ly/3Qd9s3g Millennium Falcon bit.ly/45yWQI9 Colosseum ❯ bit.ly/3PQ3C6J
@carumsarene 3 years ago

This is probably the most accurate world map to date, with all that plastic in the ocean.
@Moorpheus19 3 years ago

I think it would be better if it had some sort of depth. Mountains being a stud higher than surroundings or something. Would make it much more interesting.
@iann23 3 years ago

This feels like they had an over-production in one of the factories, and this was the best they could think of to get rid of all those little studs.
@antoninschulz6757 3 years ago

Would be way cooler, if the ocean were in different shades of blue and the landmass were detailed with the vegetation and mountains
@NoahgotLEGO 3 years ago

I wish the topography was on the continents and not the ocean
@blueman4232 3 years ago

Europe is generally the center of world maps here in the US as well. Just looks better, nothing's chopped up
@HORRIOR1 3 years ago

I wouldn't mind this having the highest piece count, but considering how little piece variety there is and how many of them are the cheapest possible pieces to produce, it feels off that this would be around half the price of the colosseum. I think 150-170 would be a more fitting price.
@ItsDoctorAmatic 3 years ago

This looks like the most 'not fun' set of LEGO ever.
@TheChoppip 3 years ago

I wish the ocean was blue and the continents were what had color. feels kinda weird as it is
@AdamJasper18 3 years ago

Imagine how much more tedious the build would become if you wanted all the LEGO logos on the studs to be perfectly aligned. You could even go one step further by also aligning the injection marks for the tiles.
@sambeaumont395 3 years ago

Biggest set - most pieces Shouldn’t really mix these terms. A whole bunch of 1x1 bricks/tiles don’t amount to much.
@vincentaurelius2390 3 years ago

I would have preferred an antique-styled map, the type displaying two separate hemispheres side-by-side.
@Gerry1of1 3 years ago

To me it looks incomplete with the landmasses just done in plain white. Keeping the oceans a blue-scale and the land brown/green would make it more appealing to me. Or better yet, make it 3 dimensional... a Globe !
@MANESHARK 3 years ago

Huh... I have never heard that "continent in the center" thing. Here in the US, we typically have our maps set up the same as you, with Europe and Africa in the center.
@andrewlee6025 3 years ago

The colors hurt my eyes, it kinda looks like looking at a 3D movie without 3D glasses.
@franciscoflores637 2 years ago

As a colorblind person, the guide is actually quite helpful. I had a really hard time assembling The Beatles art set!
@rodinclaus9380 3 years ago

there are so many soil options for the Bonsai Tree now thanks to all these tiles.
@bdonaghu 3 years ago

I'm red-green colorblind. These art sets are a nightmare for me to build haha
@PikaFan2001 2 years ago

LEGO fans finding excuses to hate every set made after their childhood