Volvo V70 made of 400,000 Lego bricks: "At least it doesn't rust"
Created: 2022-12-30Updated: 2022-12-30 09:37
By: Marcus Efler
For two years, a Swede has been building a 1:1 scale Volvo V70 out of Lego blocks.
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Car models have always been an important part of building block suppliers' programs, ranging from small kits for children to complex technology sets with an age limit of 18+.
Volvo V70 made of 400,000 Lego bricks: "At least it doesn't rust"
The true crowning glory, however, are so-called MOCs.
This stands for "My Own Creation", i.e. self-designed structures made of clamping blocks that can assume gigantic proportions.
Of course, it's not just always about cars in their original size, but also from time to time - like this Ford F-150 Lightning made from more than 320,000 Lego bricks or this Ferrari F40 made from 358,000 parts.
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A comparatively simple Volvo is currently being immortalized as a Lego sculpture.
The Swede David Gustafsson has been assembling a total of around 400,000 building blocks with the well-known knobs for the brick dealer BrickScale AB for a good two years now and posting the construction progress again and again on social networks such as Instagram:
With great attention to detail, he designs technical parts such as the steering wheel or an elaborately designed fuel filler flap.
The knowledge of this is no accident: As his profile reveals, Gustafsson is the winner of the Lego Masters, a Swedish TV show all about elaborate building block creations.
Moving pictures of his Volvo can also be seen on TikTok:
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There is no shortage of comments on the block show: the more or less serious postings range from "At least it doesn't rust" to "Wish you lots of success".
Quite a few wonder why the tinkerer invests so much energy in a well-behaved Volvo, of all things, but someone already orders the next one: "Volvo V50 please".