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Largest LEGO Model - Current world record
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World's largest LEGO model (measured by the number of bricks) was a 13 m tall model of the London Tower Bridge in Packington Hall, Warwickshire, UK to promote the launch of a new Land Rover car on 28 September 2016. Bright Bricks, a group of LEGO builders led by Duncan Titmarsh needed five months to construct the record-breaking model from 5,805,846 bricks.
Previous verified claims
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World's largest LEGO model (measured by the number of bricks) is a model of the X-Wing Fighter - the iconic Star Wars ship - built from 5,335,200 bricks. A team of 32 persons needed a full year from conception to completion. The construction itself took four months. After constructing the model in Kladno (Czech Republic), it was transported to New York in 32 pieces in May 2013. Including the steel infrastructure, the model weights 20,856 kg [45,979 lb]. It is 3.28 m [11 ft] tall, 13.71 m [45 ft] long and has a wingspan of 13.52 m [44 ft].
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