Lego fortress

9 years ago by krack0 · 3116 Likes · 17 comments · Popular

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alxx · 9 years ago

*slow claps* I ain't even mad.

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thegrumpus · 9 years ago

£2600 would only be enough to build a fortress for a baby. Those bricks are expensive. Like £100 is only enough to make on shoebox sized pirate ship.

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shurikkaru · 9 years ago

I would have gotten a little bit more creative, I mean they knew they were gonna get caught so why not make an even better headline

smbadat · 9 years ago

Giant Lego dicks everywhere

shurikkaru · 9 years ago

Or like a game of thrones recreation?

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chocolatefeces · 9 years ago

Mythbusters cleaned out the entire supply of spare Lego bricks in the US and barely managed to make a solid ball the size of a car. I call fake.

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kibblesmydog · 9 years ago

Sure? Some Lego sets are the size of the wheel... I call your statement fake

taeminnieah · 9 years ago

Me too. We've seen many big models of Legos... Unless you mean "the size of a car" as in... Real life Optimis Prime?

tash · 9 years ago

That's the Lego House James May built for a tv show: http://www.topgear.com/uk/photos/james-may-lego

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lihea · 9 years ago

How does someone steal 2600 pieces of lego and have it go unnoticed long enough to build a shelter for himself?

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smbadat · 9 years ago · FIRST

How is a Lego fortress impenetrable?
It may have a moat of loose pieces but it can still be accessed via air. Then it can be broken, piece by piece.

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bookhoarder · 9 years ago

Just have a bulldozer come up and ram it. It's not impossible

chu · 9 years ago

Nonsense. One would have to use a Nokia wrapped with duct tape to do that.

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