It was so hard to take a photo of this without people... It was just swamp with people all day long.
It took more than 380,000 brightly colored plastic Lego blocks to make a full-size version of the Explorer, part of a promotion between Ford and a new Legoland theme park in Florida. Twenty-two designers worked on the project, and it ended up weighing as much as a car: 2,654 pounds with a 768-pound interior aluminum base.
Check this video out... it shows the time-lapse view of how they build the Ford Explorer.
Ford even have driving school for kids under 12. These kids get to drive a motorized Lego car with traffic lights and signs. And if they follow all the rules they can get a license after.
My daughter got hers! She's very proud of it too!
Legoland Florida, October 2011
13 comments:
Muito interessante um carro inteiro feito de lego. Eu entendo o que você escreve usando o google tradutor. Pena que você não entendeu o que escrevi, mas agradeço a visita e comentário!
That car is really spectacular.
Wow isn't this the coolest! The Lego car is amazing and getting to drive around at 12, complete with all the traffic lights is pretty cool! Congrats for your daughter.
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that is so cool. I just saw Legoland on TV..I must go!
Such fun and a Driver's License ~ Oh boy! ~ Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family ~ namaste, Carol (A Creative Harbor)
That's absolutely crazy! Amazing how people can build that. :)
Wonderful post and great shots!
Thanks for sharing. And thanks for visiting and taking the time to comment;o)
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I want to go on it too.
Love to take the kids there. Very nice place. Beautiful photos.
wow! absolutely fabulous work!
cheers,
My Third Eye
All of these lego creations are amazing. Thanks for sharing!
That is amazing ! Great Pics !
How cool! I thought that was a real car and that the photo was using a special effect. Wow! :-)
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