Video of giant 747 made out of 20,000 lego bricks

Geoffrey Thomas

By Geoffrey Thomas Sun Oct 21, 2018

The love of the 747 knows no bounds with Jack Carleson building one out of 20,000 lego bricks. In the video below Jack takes us on a full tour of his custom LEGO 747 jumbo jet. SEE our full coverage of the 747s 50th year. This model has a full interior and functioning flaps. It weighs almost 100 lbs and is over 6 feet long. It has a wingspan of 5 feet. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A13zobnKaIQ

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