This is a short timelapse of four LEGO Master Builders at the company’s US headquarters in Enfield, Connecticut constructing a giant 10-foot, 1,200-pound, 133,000 piece replica of a 2 X 4 brick to celebrate the LEGO Group’s 60th anniversary. It took over 350 hours to complete,
although I’m not sure if those are people-hours or total hours. Whatever the case, I’d love the opportunity to run and tackle that thing as full speed. Do you think I’d break it, or do you think it would break me? “It would break you.” Trick question, I’m unbreakable. One time I got hit by a garbage truck, you know what happened? Trash went everywhere. That garbage truck lives in a landfill now.

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Source: Geekologie – Timelapse Of LEGO Employees Building A Giant 10-Foot Replica Of A 2 X 4 Brick To Celebrate LEGO Group’s 60th Anniversary