Life size LEGO car replicas look as good as their real counterparts

Everyone enjoy fiddling with LEGO cubes in their childhood, creating amateur trucks and aeroplanes. Many have grown up and grown on to replicate the impossible seeming structures that are advertised on the Lego posters. We bring you a few life-size LEGO car replicas created and placed on the streets and give the impression of being in LEGOLAND. LEGO Ford Explorer Built by the American car manufacturer to commemorate the inauguration of LEGOLAND in Florida, the LEGO Ford Explorer weighs around 2,654 pounds and is red in color. The makers are a team of engineers from Ford Chicago assembly plant who used approximately 382,858 LEGO bricks and took more than 2,500 hours to complete the task. Lego Optimus Prime Truck Created by Maciej Drwiega, a LEGO enthusiast from Poland, the Optimus Prime Truck from the Transformers series has been remade using LEGO blocks in the same size, color and design. Drwiega has created this life-size truck using multi-purpose Lego blocks and the great attention paid to detail brings out the real-life effect. Drivable LEGO Car There have been many LEGO car replicas that have been created by enthusiasts, here’s a LEGO car that can actually been driven. The multi-colored toy car has been created by “Artwork”, a t-shirt selling outlet in Manila, Philippines. It has been created by a LEGO -fan who has taken his love for the toy and technological innovation to a new level with this toy car. LEGO Ferrari F1 Another instance of a drivable LEGO car is a life-like replica of the Ferrari F1 car. Created completely in the famous Ferrari red by a LEGO enthusiast Leon Krijgsman, who can be seen driving the car on the streets of Amsterdam, the toy car may not match the real Ferrari in terms of speed, but it surely makes up for it in terms of style. LEGO Camaro This is a piece of artwork created by a Florida-based designer. The orange Camaro replicates the original car greatly and has the same sturdy wheels of the real Camaro. LEGO BMW X1 The BMW staff accompanied by a group of over 800 children in the age group of 5-13 years created a life-size Lego BMW X1. The team used approximately 165,000 LEGO bricks and worked hard for four consecutive days to recreate the original structure.