Full-scale Lego car

256 cylinders, half a million bricks

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ObE4_nMCjE

How does it run?

Very neat, but while doing some Christmas shopping at my local Target, the lego city set i looked at was 315pcs for about $25.99 So If the lego car was was built from 500,000 pcs. That would mean it would cost $41,000 before destination fee, tax, title, and license. And I can't figure out if insurance would be really cheap, or hideously expensive. The car has to be fragile, but on the other hand a 7year old can do the body work. The answer is not lego car.

octavious wrote: How does it run?

Compressed air.

Needs more burnouts.

GameboyRMH wrote:

octavious wrote: How does it run?

Compressed air.

Are we to believe his air cylinders are made of lego?

I really just want to see him crash it.

Giant Purple Snorklewacker wrote:

GameboyRMH wrote:

octavious wrote: How does it run?

Compressed air.

Are we to believe his air cylinders are made of lego? I really just want to see him crash it.

They do make LEGO pneumatic air cylinders IIRC. Imagine SOME parts will have to be non-LEGO, but I could see most of it aside from the air storage/feed being actual LEGO parts...

I would imagine it takes some gluing as well to keep it together. I was hoping for more power

SCCA legal? USCC?

Couldn't they make it like...cooler?

Obviously you guys talking about strength have never dented a floor with a well built lego creation.