MOCpages had a collaborative build that was displayed at BrickWorld 2011 in Wheeling, Illinois.
They collaborated to build the most EPIC LEGO display I’ve ever seen.
Being collaborative, I’m not sure how they figured out who’s LEGOs belonged to whom, but none-the-less, the result was absolutely jaw-dropping:
That was a lot of LEGO dudes.
Wait.
That was a lot of LEGOS!!!
You can see a few more photos and read about the back story on the MOCpages website.
[via MOCpages]
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These are impressive, but what I want to know is whether these are created using the standard selection of lego bricks that you can buy pretty much anywhere or are there specially developed bricks made for specifically these structures?
It’s a LEGO building club, so I would imagine these are standard LEGOs. Whether they buy some of the colors and sizes in bulk, I’m not sure.