Whenever a hot car comes out these days, the inevitable life size Lego build later soon after. As Nurburgring lap time for supercar, it is in fact an expected part of the vehicle starting process. The newest means of getting treatment are not for America Toyota Land Cruiser 300-series.
The construction was authorized by Al-Futtaim Motors, the exclusive company Toyota importer for the United Arab Emirates. According to a short video of the project, it took a team of 12 individuals 2,688 hours to complete first: 1 scale sculpture. A total of 440,000 Lego bricks were used in the construction, and the finished Cruiser weighs about 4,520 pounds, or about 1,000 pounds lighter than the actual 5,600 pounds. vans.
Everything, including the windows, tires, and the small oval Toyota logo found throughout the car, is made from Lego bricks. The headlights and taillights are even illuminated, backlit from some kind of interior light source. Built around a simple steel frame for rigidity, it measures approximately 195 inches long, 78 inches wide and 76 inches tall. In the mall where it is displayed, a series of 300 items Land Cruiser park next to it.
Although the Land Cruiser is not sold here, Toyota has promised us a Lexus LX 600 variant with all the off-road power the chassis promises. Under the hood will be a twin-turbo 3.5-liter V6 making 409 horsepower and 479 pound-feet of torque as its only engine option; cruiser diesel oil and the naturally aspirated 4.0-liter V6 will not appear. In the rest of the world, the 300-series has been well received as the right evolution of Toyota’s legendary all-terrain vehicle, so hopefully good things will happen with Lexus.
The Land Cruiser continues the good tradition of other life-size Lego versions. Irrelevant projects of the past have sprung up around the globe, and the topic of plastic bricks has included a Formula one car, Lamborghini Sian, Ferrari SF70H, Bugatti Chiron, Toyota Camry, McLaren Senna, Chevy Silverado Trail Boss and Toyota Supra.
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