THE world's biggest underwater "Lego tunnel" will soon be dunked into ... These will then be sunk 40m down into the Baltic Sea and expertly joined to form the 18km-long corridor.
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Engineer Builds Increasingly Complex LEGO Machines to Knock Down Increasingly Wider LEGO TowersThe engineer behind Brick Technology built a series of remote controlled LEGO machines in an attempt to knock down ...
Eight models, ranging from 1-3m (3.2-9.8 ft) long, will be on show at Brickwrecks: Sunken Ships in Lego Bricks at Historic Dockyard Chatham in Kent from 8 March for six months. Amongst them will ...
The sinking of the Titanic has been recreated in many forms over the years. But now its plunge to the dark, icy bed of the Atlantic Ocean has been recreated in Lego bricks. Forming part of a ...
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