Father made an unusual LEGO bedroom for his son featuring 100,000 bricks
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It took a man six months, 100,000 Lego bricks and more than 1900 USD to make the dreams of his child come true.
Every child has his dream, and when it comes true, it is remembered for a long time, and sometimes for a lifetime. Therefore, many parents try their best to turn their kids' dreams into reality, especially on holidays. The hero of this video is a real superhero for his son. The man for six months tried to turn the room of his 4-year-old son into a unique bedroom in the style of Lego. Father has spent about £ 1,500 on his original idea.

Image: William Lailey/Mercury Press
Adam Hood, the amazing dad from the video, dreamed of becoming a carpenter in his childhood and was a fan of LEGO, but he never had it. So now he is trying to give his son the best.
The man not only built houses, boats, cars and a train from Lego. He also designed a bunk bed for his son Michael, which looks as if it consists entirely of large multi-colored Lego bricks.
Just Look at how the kid examines all the objects in the room. It took a long period of work on the bedroom.
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