Incredible facts
The longest LEGO toy railway was recently built in Denmark.
The author of this project is a big fan of the LEGO designer. Henrik Ludvigsen was assisted by a team of 80 people who built the road on May 11.
The railway itself consists of nearly 100,000 parts and is the longest LEGO toy railway in the world.
The record was officially recorded in the Guinness Book of Records.
It took 6 hours to build the road and 93,307 parts that Ludwigsen and his friends took from their personal collections.
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The author of this work also asked LEGO fans from all over the world to come up with details so that the project could be implemented.
Henrik came up with the idea to build the railway when he noticed that he had a lot of LEGO toy railroad parts and wondered how long it could be if he could put them all together.
The road is 4 kilometers long. It took the toy train 4 hours to go all the way. After that, the road was listed in the Guinness Book of Records.
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Throughout the history of the brand's existence, LEGO fans have repeatedly surprised with their talent, creating incredible buildings from small details. Some amazing works are presented below.
Lego City
Futuristic Japan
The “Build Up Japan” project was organized and sponsored by a Danish company. LEGO asked students to create all kinds of structures that would reflect how they want to see Japan.
With the help of their parents, kids from all over Japan used 1.8 million parts to build their country.
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Contact 1
This project was created by Mike Doyle from New Jersey. Contact 1 is the first installment in the LEGO series dedicated to “extraterrestrial events, spiritual creatures and unique worlds”.
This work required about 600 hours, 200,000 parts and a stand 180 cm wide and 150 cm high.
Lego cars
LEGO Volvo XC90
This Volvo is the official California Legoland car. It was built by specialists from the Lego Master Builders Academy.
Lego SUV
This car was created in 2011 by a team of LEGO enthusiasts from Connecticut, which included 22 members. This SUV marked the release of a new Ford line of cars in 2012. It took 2,500 hours, 380,000 parts and weighs 1,180 kilograms.
Lego forest
This LEGO wood was built in Australia. It contains 15 conifers and 15 flower beds. All trees in the forest are about 4 meters high.
The biggest Lego mechanism
This structure has a total length of 30 meters. It contains 17 different mechanisms that help balls move from one point to another. A total of 500 balls are involved. The author of this work reported that it took him about 600 hours to complete it.