Lego Yamato

That's awesome!  and very funny for some reason.  He's probably part engineer.  Did you see that substructure for handing the weight. 

Semper Fi,

Chris

That's one of the more amazing things I've ever seen.

Two questions.  One - just how big is it?  Two - did he/they glue the blocks together somehow, or will the vibration caused by a passing semi make the whole thing fall apart into its millions of components?

eatthis wrote:

so whens he doin hood?

He could do it in Two ways no.1:- Do the same that he did with the Yamato or

                                     no.2:- He can display as is today by throwing a lot of lego bricks haphazardly on the ground..!!!!

The last one is said Tongue firmly in cheek.

surfsup wrote:

eatthis wrote: so whens he doin hood? He could do it in Two ways no.1:- Do the same that he did with the Yamato or                                      no.2:- He can display as is today by throwing a lot of lego bricks haphazardly on the ground..!!!! The last one is said Tongue firmly in cheek.

eatthis wrote:

surfsup wrote:  eatthis wrote: so whens he doin hood? He could do it in Two ways no.1:- Do the same that he did with the Yamato or                                      no.2:- He can display as is today by throwing a lot of lego bricks haphazardly on the ground..!!!! The last one is said Tongue firmly in cheek. nah hed build the aft 1/4 of the ship and the front 1/2 THEN throw an absolute boat load of random lego on the floor infact that applies to yamato too lol

the youtube site has 60 more vids using plastic , paper , r-c boats etc   

very creative