LEGO Hospital Ship Jutlandia - 10 Feet Long, 5 Feet Tall, 90-100,000 Bricks Used

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Ha I'm all out snide comments, that's p great

I do love Lego, endless opportunity. There's a lego shop in a town close to me and they are fucking expensive now.

  On 4/30/2015 at 8:49 PM, spratters said:

I do love Lego, endless opportunity. There's a lego shop in a town close to me and they are fucking expensive now.

They are too expensive. Did this guy design this then order all the pieces from Lego I wonder.

Yeah was looking at the Lego Star wars stuff to force upon my 2 year daughter, then build it myself when she takes no interest, and they have a massive price tag on them now, its crazy.

Yeah, but tell me havent been seriously tempted by the $109 At-AT

  On 5/1/2015 at 12:03 PM, NDB said:

 

  On 4/30/2015 at 8:49 PM, spratters said:

I do love Lego, endless opportunity. There's a lego shop in a town close to me and they are fucking expensive now.

 

They are too expensive. Did this guy design this then order all the pieces from Lego I wonder.

Lego sponsored it. Very impressive build.

I remember Lego always being rather expensive, are they even more expensive now or what? Been a while since I checked the price of a Lego set (though I'd love to get that Simpsons house)

Well if you want the Simpsons house you're looking at £180. For me that seems more expensive than I remember when I was young, although it wasn't me buying it then

Fucking around with Lego is brilliant. I must have made a hundred police stations.

Lego has changed dramatically since I was a kid. It used to be just buying a shit ton of different sizes and styles of bricks. There were very few kits, it was all about creating with your own imagination.

Now it seems like it's all the kits, and very little in loose bricks.

  On 5/2/2015 at 7:40 PM, chenGOD said:

Lego has changed dramatically since I was a kid. It used to be just buying a shit ton of different sizes and styles of bricks. There were very few kits, it was all about creating with your own imagination.

Now it seems like it's all the kits, and very little in loose bricks.

That's LEGO trying to appeal to more as a "toy", forgetting (I think) the reason LEGO is the greatest toy ever is the fact you can create anything from it - I like the fact these master builders have taken the core concept to heart and build incredible things from basic elements.

Sure, but you can tell looking at the photos that whoever built the ship custom ordered some of those bricks. still, appreciate the effort that went into this.

  On 5/4/2015 at 8:48 PM, chenGOD said:

Sure, but you can tell looking at the photos that whoever built the ship custom ordered some of those bricks. still, appreciate the effort that went into this.

Agreed, it is quite something.

Badass.

The title had lego and feet in it, but wasn't what I though.