Chevrolet unveiled a full-size 2019 Silverado built from LEGO® at the US auto show
At the North America International Motor Show 2019, which was held in Detroit, Michigan, at Cobo Center, LEGO® presented their own version of the 2019 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 LT Trail Boss car, built by Chevrolet Company in cooperation with the FIRST LEGO® League of the Oxford public school. Moreover, this full-size 2019 Chevrolet Silverado was created in honor of the premiere of the upcoming movie “LEGO Movie 2: The Second Part”, which was held on February 8.
18 LEGO builders, who spent over 2000 hours, recreated the 2019 Chevrolet Silverado with LEGO® building blocks, made in full size and weighing 1.5 tons. The car model consists of 334,544 LEGO® blocks, and its dimensions are 1.83 meters high, 6.10 meters long, 2.44 meters wide. This impressive car model is equipped with unique working headlights as well as graphic details.
Below you will see some photos of this insane project as well as video.
Related Posts
-
Jekca Building Blocks: Unleash Your Inner Animal Lover with Sturdy, Rock-Solid Fun
Jekca building blocks bring your favorite animals to life with rock-solid durability! As a fun Lego alternative, Jekca’s unique pinned-together design offers hours of creative fun. From dogs to turtles to triceratops, there’s an animal set for every builder!
-
Introducing the Magical LEGO World: Unveiling the Harry Potter Gringotts Wizarding Bank - Collectors' Edition!
Unleash the magic of Harry Potter with LEGO's Gringotts Wizarding Bank - Collectors' Edition! Immerse yourself in an enchanting world as you build the Lestrange vault, navigate a spiral rail, and embark on a thrilling minecart adventure. Discover the secrets hidden within this masterpiece, complete with 13 character figures. Get ready for a spellbinding journey! Available on September 4th for $430. Don't miss this extraordinary LEGO experience!
-
LEGO unveils 6,000-piece Lord of the Rings set featuring Rivendell
This 6,167-piece set features 15 character figures and is one of the largest sets LEGO has ever released. The set will be available for purchase on March 8 for $500.
-
Eight illegal techniques to connect LEGO parts you may not have heard of before
LEGO is a beloved toy that has been enjoyed by children and adults alike for decades. One of the things that makes LEGO so special is the wide range of ways that the bricks can be connected to create all sorts of structures, from simple houses to complex machines. However, even the most experienced LEGO builders may not know about some of the more ingenious ways to connect LEGO parts. Here are eight techniques you may not have heard of before.
