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The Lego team built a full-size Bugatti Chiron using 1 million Technic pieces. Over 90% of the car is Technic (other than chassis, wheels). It took 13,000 human hours to build and can actually drive, powered by 2k+ Lego gear motors.

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Trung Phan2 years ago

Lego used no glue (it was all clicked together). The behind-the-scenes video of the cars making is awesome: Also check out the Founders podcast on Ettore Bugatti…it’s an insane story:

Trung Phan2 years ago

That test track that the Lego Chiron was driven on looks like the official Bugatti test track (makes sense)

Trung Phan2 years ago

Reading these books for something I’m writing for my newsletter:

Lulu Cheng Meservey2 years ago

When this thing goes over a speed bump too fast

Trung Phan2 years ago

That’s what the helmets for!

Brett Dashevsky2 years ago

Cooler made out of clay

Trung Phan2 years ago

way too much chassis haha (still amazing though)

Tadd Wilson2 years ago

Coolest brand ever

Trung Phan2 years ago

The absolute best!

Batman2 years ago

Amazing

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