Lufthansa Technik revealed a CFM Leap-1B engine made entirely out of Lego bricks with mobile parts

A Lego fanatic has used over 200,000 lego bricks to build a life-sized car made entirely from the famous plastic bricks. David Gustafsson, 23, from Sweden is a professional ‘lego builder’ who has building with lego since he was a toddler. In 2018, David won 1.2 tons of lego bricks on Lego Masters, a swedish reality show. Once finished, David hopes to go on tours with the car and allow others to ride in it.

LEGO Rocket 🚀

Wow, that's amazing! 🤩 Lufthansa Technik, a leading provider of maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) services for aircraft, engines and components, displayed a Lego model of a CFM Leap-1B engine at the MRO Americas event in Atlanta, Georgia, in April 2023. The engine, built at 60% of its actual size, is made of some 400,000 Lego pieces and weighs 450 kg (992 lb.). It also has working parts, such as the fan blades and the combustion chamber. The idea came from a Lufthansa Technik employee who likes to build things out of Lego with his son.

That must have cost more than the actual engine itself when you consider the price of Legos.

Woah great technology 💪

That's impressive! Constructed using Lego bricks, complete with moving parts!! incredible work team!! keep it up🙌

Wow 🤩

I may never understand the fascination of lego within people.

Unique engine made entirely out of Lego bricks with mobile parts

Excellent 👌👍👌