can dust ID a LEGO set? #LEGO #legos #legoaddict #afol #legomoc

@LaraCroftCosplayer YouTube · 31/10/2025 · 👍 42036

'I use dust to identify...' Congrats, you are now a fellow archeologist.

@readyrex YouTube · 19/04/2025 · 👍 143869

This channel went from, "look at this cool stuff I do", to "find that LEGO." He has essentially become one of those hard-core geoguessers but for LEGO.

@IsabelMackley YouTube · 25/04/2025 · 👍 32011

the lid on the train is removable so u can move the characters around in the train, that’s most likely how the dust was collected there :)

@searlous YouTube · 02/06/2025 · 👍 3540

not going to lie, at first I thought these were LEGO shaped sour candy’s…

@Anonymous.User.Youtube YouTube · 23/08/2025 · 👍 364

“From the geological patterns of the dust, I can narrow down your exact coordinates to 56.57 degrees north, 18.06 degrees west.”

@CoolAlex-lb7ts YouTube · 19/04/2025 · 👍 63796

I was like"that's dust!?" I thought that was like ice on top😭

@XenonDem YouTube · 23/04/2025 · 👍 3707

"I'm using dust to ID Lego sets.." to be fair, a good investigator uses every piece of information at their disposal. dust would be one of them.

@fnaffandan YouTube · 19/04/2025 · 👍 20547

"I'm using dust to ID LEGO sets" is a line that goes hard lmfao

@エユ YouTube · 07/08/2025 · 👍 12

Am I the only one that thought those were gummies 😭

@oLightzz YouTube · 05/01/2026 · 👍 12

Bro its crazy because a lego fan could have so many lego sets but never touch them