The whole contraption is comprised of 20 “Great Ball Contraption” modules and an incredible attention to detail. While it doesn’t actually end up performing a function by the end, it is truly stunning and insanely complex.
The whole contraption is comprised of 20 “Great Ball Contraption” modules and an incredible attention to detail. While it doesn’t actually end up performing a function by the end, it is truly stunning and insanely complex.
You sir, win my internets.
wow, fantastic!!!!
Very nice!… but totally insane!!
You should go and get a job… in which you use your fantastic skills of planning, production and timing.
I have built almost all of these in my Robotics class, but never together (mostly due to time/material shortage). Either way, I am impressed with the diversity and mere scale of this project. The line follower was one of the most impressive (seeing as mine would always wonder slightly on hard turns like that).
Hello,
How do I build a Rube Goldberg device that secures, raises, and waves the flag?
Really great post, enjoyed reading it. Thanks
Wow Amazing!
After about the 4 minute mark you just kinda go, “Well, I sat through this much of it…”
Truly remarkable
It was made from them builing brick things with balls and stuff doing things.
8 long minutes of is this seriously happening
I Didn’t now than Chuck Norris play with LEGO
you sir, are amazing
well umm impressive but how much did that cost including the time that could have been spent working
i sometimes play with lego but this is the coolest thing i have ever seen
ever
this serves absolutely no purpose, other than to be awesome.
this is mind blowing
Where did you get all these lego balls?
Imagine if they threw a war and everyone played with their LEGO’S instead…..
That’s pretty incredible and some serious engineering. Makes me want to bust out the old Pirate lego set I have.
Just when i thought i had seen it all. A brilliant example of engineering for fun (or wasting 8 minutes of your life watching something that serves no purpose).
For those that ask why? To inspire young builders, architects, engineers, etc to try. And if that isn’t enough… you have gotten to old and now a fuddy-duddy.
Great fun to watch, thanks for sharing!
This is sooooo great! We didn’t have these when I was young, otherwise my social life would be non existent 🙂
WOW. That’s all I have to say. This is utterly incredible. SOMEBODY has a LOT of time on their hands!!
I have the utmost faith that we did actually go to the moon as long as this guy was on the job. Can’t say much for curing cancer though
Wow, I found this via stumble upon and I just hope it finds me more awesome stuff like this in the future! I was seriously like a kid in a candy store watching this; incredible. And by the way, if you don’t already: you should totally build roller coasters! Your technical ability is masterful!
wow, very interesting. it is the largest LEGO product I have ever seen. It must be very expensive. Who can can tell me the price? Thanks!
Unbelievable!!! you should get an Award!
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Search tickleme plant.
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