TD BRICKS sends a LEGO subway onto a treadmill
Nine mystery trains face loops, jello and destruction tests in Tyler's only new upload of the week.
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
LEGO TRAIN CRASHES...
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Video summary
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- 0:14Nine mystery doors introduce trains of increasing size, speed and complexity.
- 1:05A passenger trolley takes on an inverted loop made with flexible track techniques.
- 2:04A video caller challenges Tyler to crash a train into a giant block of jello.
- 3:42The subway train gets a maximum-speed treadmill test.
- 5:07An armored train faces a line of LEGO tanks.
- 7:03The final rocket-propelled train goes outdoors for its launch; the result follows.
A gym treadmill is an unforgiving place to run a subway service. Tyler sends his LEGO train along the belt at maximum speed, then watches it derail and fly apart. "Also, I'm definitely banned from the gym now," he jokes.
That is just one stop in "LEGO TRAIN CRASHES...", TD BRICKS' only new upload this week, which has reached roughly 1.3 million views. Nine mystery doors reveal increasingly elaborate trains, starting with Steve in a Minecraft minecart and working toward a winged, rocket-propelled creation taken outdoors for its test.
Between those extremes, a passenger trolley tackles an inverted loop, a cargo train meets a giant block of red jello, and an old steam locomotive attempts to tow a crowd of minifigures. The pleasure is in watching Tyler give each carefully assembled build an assignment that threatens to undo all that assembly. Viewers are picking out references to Unstoppable and GTA V's train, while one welcomes another destruction video.
The channel's catalog has also passed five billion views. Subscribers held steady over the week, but daily views are running well above their usual level. Moriah Elizabeth is also seeing an above-usual daily audience among nearby creative channels, while SIMJI is a little below its normal pace.
For all the new railway wreckage, "LEGO BUILDS for a TURTLE..." remains TD BRICKS' busiest video right now. More than six months after publication, it is drawing a larger daily audience than the trains, with "POOR vs RICH in LEGO..." also keeping the older builds in circulation.
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What viewers say
4:29 A UNSTOPPABLE 2010 REFERENCE??
@mitraanimationsSee it on YouTubeFinally a new destruction video
@Cosmic_KittSee it on YouTube5:27 the lego tanks you built look so cool dude! Good job 🔥
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I like trains
@TheB3See it on YouTube4:53 POV: the GTA V train
@StarlightKnightFanSee it on YouTubeLots of crashes happening on the island of sodor😢
@Jonk2014See it on YouTubeMake A giant Lego Prison Please
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The videos drawing views on TD BRICKS right now
- Channel
- TD BRICKS
- Subscribers
- 11,000,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 31,044,289
- Videos published this week
- 1
- Video published
- November 12, 2026
- Video views so far
- 1,302,216
- Views on its first day
- 629,214
The numbers
Here is how TD BRICKS' new train experiment and wider catalog performed this week.
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What does Tyler crash the cargo train into?
The cargo train's test involves crashing into a giant block of red jello.



