The Latest LEGO Millennium Falcon Uses Extraordinarily Large Bricks
Rahul Kalvapalle — May 5, 2016 — Art & Design
References: legoland.my & gizmag
There have been quite a few very impressive LEGO versions of the Millennium Falcon ship, made famous by the Star Wars franchise, constructed in recent times. However, few can claim to be as wholesome and impressively engineered as this particular version, created by a group of LEGO builders at Legoland Malaysia.
This particular LEGO Millennium Falcon was constructed by special blocks that are designed to be four times as large as regular LEGO blocks. Over 200,000 bricks were used to construct the model, which weighs in at 500 kg and measures about 5 meters long. The gorgeous model is currently available for viewing to visitors at Legoland Malaysia.
Ultimately, this LEGO Millennium Falcon is a great example of how sci-fi fiction can spawn and inspire creativity in engineering with LEGO blocks.
This particular LEGO Millennium Falcon was constructed by special blocks that are designed to be four times as large as regular LEGO blocks. Over 200,000 bricks were used to construct the model, which weighs in at 500 kg and measures about 5 meters long. The gorgeous model is currently available for viewing to visitors at Legoland Malaysia.
Ultimately, this LEGO Millennium Falcon is a great example of how sci-fi fiction can spawn and inspire creativity in engineering with LEGO blocks.
Trend Themes
1. Larger LEGO Bricks - The use of larger LEGO blocks opens up new possibilities for constructing larger and more intricate models.
2. Sci-fi Inspired LEGO Builds - The popularity of sci-fi franchises like Star Wars is driving the demand for innovative and impressive LEGO builds.
3. Creative Engineering with LEGO - Combining engineering principles with LEGO blocks allows for the creation of stunning and functional models.
Industry Implications
1. Toy Manufacturing - Toy manufacturers can capitalize on the trend of larger LEGO bricks by introducing new product lines that cater to advanced builders.
2. Entertainment - The entertainment industry can partner with LEGO to develop licensed sets inspired by popular sci-fi franchises, offering fans a new way to engage with their favorite movies and shows.
3. Education - Educational institutions can incorporate LEGO and engineering principles into their curriculum to promote hands-on learning and creative problem-solving skills.
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