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I live in Mass and love Boston Brick Co. I was just there on Sunday and I actually bought that Blimp set from Lego Adventures. It's always been one of my Holy Grail sets to own. The owner of the store is always awesome to talk with and he gave me a great deal on a handful of sets. So cool to see you visit New England and go to one of the best Lego stores on the East Coast.

Love the Lego stuff but man I miss Boston. Lived there for two years. Great vlog & go C’s!

I know you want to support your team but don't buy Fanatics, they are absolute garbage.

Anyone know the name of the giant mall he went to with the $5 parking?

Toysrus never went bankrupt in Canada and it is so over priced.

Worried his car may have been stolen. Pans around a construction site with no one around, lol!

For porta potty standards, that one was luxurious. Lost of room and a separated had washing station outside.

Nice car

Banner 18!!!!! Let’s goooo!!! ☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️

I want to see you go back to Legoland Florida. Get more unreleased parts.

Ryan

That’s not cory rayan

I am sorry but I am taking full offence with the whole "crap theme" revering to chima😂😂😂

I used to call Chima, Lego China

when u are vloging do u look threw the phine or irl

God this vlog makes me feel so old! 😂

“yeah i got fluffy hair” ahh😭

How dare you call Chima a crap theme! That was my childhood.

every vlog video im just watchin, vibin and it could be either 15 minutes long or 3 hours haha i get lost in it and when it ends im like woah okay!

I lost so much respect for you after you said that Legends Of Chima was a "crap theme". Chima was one of LEGO's best themes by far.

Genuinely the most enjoyable vlogs 👍

That Captain Rex Y-wing at Boston Brick Co was courtesy of yours truly

Does anyone know what those shelves are called?

I used to live in Rhode Island, I lived close to Providence too. Is this the Providence Place Mall?

The dragon at Universal Orlando's Diagon Alley was crafted by Bryn Court and his team of artists! Court is a sculptor from north London who has worked on such films as “Braveheart,” “The Dark Knight Rises,” and (of course) the “Harry Potter” series. Wireframe, foam, clay, paint, and a whole lot more materials were used to make this massive dragon not only exist, but also stand up to the elements, including its own fire breath. Though everyone stares at the dragon’s head awaiting its fire blasts, its body is no less important, draping across the top of Gringotts Bank in Diagon Alley. The process for making its massive wingspan down to its talons and tail was an elaborate one. Once complete, the dragon was carefully craned and lowered into place, piece by piece. The dragon is an Ukrainian Ironbelly! Usually the dragon breathes fire every ten minutes, but it doesn't always seem to stick to a consistent schedule, and this is because the dragon is "polite", as in because the dragon breathes fire in a fairly narrow space, the park needs to be careful the wind doesn't catch and shift the fire someplace the parks wouldn't want it. Quincy Market was constructed between 1824 and 1826 and named in honor of mayor Josiah Quincy III, who organized its construction without any tax or debt. By the time Boston was incorporated as a city in 1822, downtown commercial demand had grown beyond the capacity of Faneuil Hall, which was the site of several speeches by Samuel Adams, James Otis, and others encouraging independence from the British. To provide an expansion of shop space Quincy Market was built, as an indoor pavilion of vendor stalls. It was designed by Alexander Parris, who worked on many lighthouses in the Northeast! Pizzeria Regina was founded by Luigi D'Auria in Boston's North End neighborhood, originally under the name Regina Pizza. Its original location opened in 1926 at 11 1/2 Thacher Street, making it Boston's oldest pizzeria. When Luigi D'Auria died, he left the restaurant to his grandson, also called Luigi D'Auria. In 1956, the grandson sold Regina Pizza to the Polcari family, and they have operated the restaurant since. TD Garden opened in 1995 to replace the Boston Garden that was slightly north, which opened in 1928 and demolished in 1998. As early as the 1970s, the Bruins were looking for a new arena, and almost moved to New Hampshire! The Celtics on the other hand once considered moving to Revere.

Bro delayed packages are so annoying, i have an order from ebay thats in my state but hasnt moved/updated in around 5 days

YOOO that airport set at 10:56 was my CHILDHOOD! I loved playing with that one so much, alongside the Racers 8672 Ferrari Finish Line set, Indiana Jones Temple Escape, the SpongeBob sets, the City Corner bus, and 7785 Arkham Asylum! The Rhode Island State House in Providence was designed by McKim, Mead & White, who also worked on the original NY Penn Station, James A. Farley Building, Garden City campus of Adelphi, and Columbia's main campus! It features the fourth largest self-supported marble dome in the world. The Rhode Island State House is constructed of 327,000 cubic feet of white Georgia marble, 15 million bricks, and 1,309 short tons (1,169 long tons) of iron floor beams. The dome is topped by a gold-covered bronze statue known as The Independent Man, designed by George Brewster and installed in 1899. George Brewster also designed the exterior of the St. Louis Art Museum and Indianapolis's Soldiers' and Sailors' Monument. The Independent Man weighs more than 500 pounds and represents freedom and independence and alludes to the independent spirit which led Roger Williams to settle and establish Providence Plantations and later the Colony of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations. Though worth mentioning Roger wasn't the first European to settle Rhode Island, that was William Blaxton in 1635, one year before Roger Williams. Blaxton was also the first European to settle what's now Boston in 1625. Blaxton left for what's now Rhode Island from Boston because the Anglican Blaxton did not get along with the Puritan leaders of the Boston church. Blaxton's land in Boston is now Boston Common. And the anchor on Rhode Island's flag doesn't symbolize its nautical heritage, but rather inspired by the biblical phrase "hope we have as an anchor of the soul" as Rhode Island's earliest colonists were fleeing persecution in Massachusetts due to their religious beliefs. Until 1854, Rhode Island had FIVE state capitals that rotated, Kingston, Providence, Newport, Bristol and East Greenwich! Yes, five! Providence became the sole Rhode Island capital in 1900!

Did that guy just drag the lego pieces around the whole time in that store?

Took me 20 hours with lunch and tea to build my venator

So is Cam his Son??? I am confused 😢 lol 🎉

I remember visiting this store last year, it was amazing. Great to see you check out some other third party lego stores

I cant believe there are stores that sell over what retail is at every big box store and people pay it. Like how dumb do you have to be to pay more just because lol

Is cam doing okay? He seems bummed out since the last vlog.

being from RI(15 mins from the prov mall) its cool seeing you be local

Good buy, good buy, good buy, good buy, good buy, good buy, good-bye. 👋

I wonder if he knows what TD in TD Garden means.

Fire vlog but what were they doing in the background of the Boston Brick Co😂

0:40 I miss those. I last got that at toy r s… 40 is wild tho. Good edit mandr by telling us that

Mandr: Hey cam, do you want a mint sealed cloud city from 2003 for 60 bucks? Cam: naah

Mandr vlogs keeps the community going

I just went there last week! I missed you :(

Oh Ryan love the Celtics game footage! Incredible season no doubt, well done

Oh what a lovely deal from them sign three sets an got your set you chose for free. How lovley. 😊

Bro, I just paused at the worst time it’s when he pointed out of building. His finger looks like SypherPK’s and by the way, if you don’t know who that is, he has the weirdest looking finger ever.

Fair amount of awesome set s. I need one of thos green army figs toy storey as a kid in the Orly 80 s I had the bucket full of the green army figs to play with. And thos Lego one s remind me of them exsept that was a dark green.

prices are wild smh