People can’t get off the bus full size lego car. The newest person to enter this strange world is a blue color Ford F-150 Lightning, made by Legoland Florida.
It was created for amusement park display, which is appropriate since Ford is its official automotive partner. Follow official video, it took 1,600 hours to put all 320,740 bricks together. All in all, this terrible weight weighs in at 3,730 pounds. That sounds like a lot, but it’s a fraction of the actual truck’s weight – 6,015 pounds.
It also headlights, taillights and turn signals work. How sweet? As same as true F-150 Lightning, Lego amusement is also electric!
As you can see in the video, a lot of the heavy design has been done using computer software, which is truly a sight to behold. I love when silly things are taken so seriously.
Unlike the regular F-150 Lightning (or Lego Bugatti Chiron), you can’t sit in this one. It has a skeleton structure inside underneath the outside helps keep the whole thing from collapsing like a dying Lego brick sun.
