The Brick Executive
🥉Knowledgeable CreatorWe’ve analysed 75 of 105 videos so far.
Solid sample of The Brick Executive's catalogue — the patterns below should be reliable.
How cruise-focused are they, and how much of it have we analysed?
- 20265100%5 of 5100%5 of 5
- 202547100%47 of 47100%47 of 47
- 20246100%6 of 6100%6 of 6
- 20234100%4 of 4100%4 of 4
- 202210100%10 of 10100%10 of 10
- 2021922%2 of 9100%2 of 2
- 2020195%1 of 19100%1 of 1
- 201940%0 of 4— no cruise videos
Topic-by-topic creator consensus
Every topic scored on the Trip Bacon Score — 0 to 5. More bacon, more love.
Dining
Cabins
Entertainment
Deck & Recreation
Ship & Crew
Value & Logistics
Scale: 0–5 strips in half-step increments. 0 = “meh”, 5 = “bacon bliss”. Aggregated from creator-review sentiment, weighted by channel expertise.
About our Bacon Score methodologyWhat Creators Are Saying
Selected quotes from our creator panel.
“We set out to create the world's best family vacation. And together, we've done just that.”
“A vacation on Star is the perfect combination of two of my greatest passions in life.”
“I really, really love the paintwork.”
“Overall the Icon class is just a fantastic series of ships.”
“She lit up the night sky. Of all the ships that came in that morning, she definitely lit it up the most.”
“The story of her birth is one filled with uncertainty disappointment an arguments that is almost unequaled in modern ship building.”
“Norwegian Epic is simply the awkward ugly duckling of the modern cruise ship industry.”
“The biggest overall problem pointed out with the ship's design is how small some of the venues are and how they interacted with each other.”
“the normandy however never fully realized the grand hopes she had inspired”
“Hero of the Seas is definitely not my first choice when it comes to names for this class.”
Pro Tips From Creators
The most-shared advice for The Brick Executive.
Plan dimensions ahead of time using a ratio (e.g., one stud equals 3.33 feet).
Use basic bricks to maintain reusability and cost-effectiveness.
Build major structures first, then add details in hard-to-access areas later.
Use the side exits from Absolute Zero to avoid bottlenecking after shows.
Explore the neighborhoods to spread out and avoid crowds.
Book early due to high demand and consistent sell-outs.
Check out the Lego Norwegian Prima video for history of the class.
If interested in staterooms, check out Hard Travel for detailed reviews.
Videos (75)
37:16LEGO SS Rotterdam - 1959 (with mini documentary)
27:12LEGO SS Nieuw Amsterdam - 1937 (with mini documentary)
30:23LEGO RMS Aquitania (with mini documentary)
