Legos are integral to automotive culture, giving kids young and old the ability to build whatever they want. Some create their own vehicles while others recreate real-world makes and models, which has extended to building life-size recreations, too. These take months, if not years, to complete, but all that work can disappear in seconds, which is what one group of Lego builders recently experienced.
The Sheffield Lego User Group built the life-size Lego Jeep, which mimics a WWII-era Willys Jeep, and it took the group over two years to complete. However, all that work didn’t last long as two builders attempted to climb inside for photos. The first person was successful, carefully slipping in and out of the driver’s seat without issue. It’s the second person that ran into trouble.
