LEGO play brings this level of play! Lego model built with tens of thousands of bricks

If you still think that Lego bricks are just children’s toys, you are so out of date!

Because Lego has unlimited room for imagination, many adults are also keen on DIY.

For example, the German Brickmonkey will be introduced below.

This is an organization of Lego enthusiasts, and the Lego works they come up with are simply amazing!

Hamburg Concert Hall

It took 110 hours and consumed 20,000 Lego bricks.

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It is scaled based on the prototype of the Hamburg Concert Hall in Germany. It is 1 meter high and weighs 25 kilograms.

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The internal structure of the concert hall is also unambiguous. Not to mention tables, chairs, and musical instruments, not even the performers or the audience are left behind!

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Finally I know how these 20,000 building blocks are used, it is so "meticulous"!

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Don’t think this is the end, this concert hall can also turn on night mode, as if a grand concert is being held.

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Royal Steampunk Airship

The retro style steampunk airship has never been so cool even in movies!

It took 170 hours and consumed 55,000 bricks.

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The airship model is 1.4 meters long and weighs 55 kilograms.

The gun barrel, propeller, power system, etc. are all available, and you can feel like you can take off for combat at any time.

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Ninja Temple

It took 30 hours and consumed 3,500 building blocks.

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EnjoyThe "Temple of Kongshu" launched by Gao was the source of inspiration. Although the bricks used were "not many", they were also very beautiful and detailed.

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Temples, arch bridges, waterfalls, big trees, pedestrians, etc. form a living scene model.

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Gentleman “Big Daddy” Robot

It took 10 hours and consumed 330 bricks, so little use!

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In the first-person shooter game "BioShock", the BOSS in several levels is a giant robot, and this robot is called Big Daddy.

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Clown Carnival

It took 16 hours and consumed 350 bricks.

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Family Day at the Beach

It took 4 hours and consumed 600 bricks.

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