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Check Out This Life Size Car Made Mostly Out Of Legos
Consisting of more than 500,000 yellow and black Lego bricks, and an engine comprised of four orbital engines and 256 pistons, this functioning Lego car can hit 15 to 18 MPH. It runs on air. The creative team of Steve Sammartino and Raul Oaida say they drive it slow to avoid a "a giant lego explosion."It was built in Romania and shipped to Melbourne.
The tires are obviously not made of Legos, and it looks like the frame makes use of metal as well. The best part of this ride are the hubcaps, which you'll see in the video below.
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