Lego building blocks are “the” sign of the new generations and they`ve been used to build anything from basic houses all the way to the Ferrari SF70H in this video.
As you well know, Lego`s can be molded into pretty much anything just because of their small dimensions and sheer numbers. They are relatively cheap to purchase and when you have that many you tend to get a little bit crazy and build some stuff that, realistically, Lego has no business building. In this case, that`s a life size version of a racecar. Of course, since this was a bigger project than most things attempted before, it took much more time, more Lego`s and more labor power to construct, but in the end it was all worth it.
This life size version of the Ferrari SF70H racecar took about 350 thousand bricks to build, 349,911 to be exact. Also, it took about 750 hours to put together once they had a projection about what went where. The video is a time lapse of everything that has been done to create this vehicle and it shows in great detail how this was planned out. Namely, the people planning this feat came up with a system of layers, and each layer would fit perfectly into the old one, which would then in turn result in a Ferrari SF70H racecar made out of Lego`s. It just goes to show that building things out of Lego bricks can be a lot of fun when you`re a grown-up as well, not just when you`re a kid.
That`s not all! Check out this life size Mustang Lego replica!
