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in the first bag of the set you're just building out the skeleton for the ship and it's a little

bit hard to tell the front from the back and in one of the steps i forgot to rotate the set around

and I ended up placing a bunch of pieces in the wrong direction and then I had to go back and undo

all of those pieces. In that moment I actually felt really worried about completing the record

and I was wondering if I should restart since I'd only been about 30 minutes into the build at that

point. I really liked Star Wars as a kid and one thing I really liked from the movies was how

impressive the spaceship designs were such as the Millennium Falcon or the Star Destroyer

I also collected a lot of LEGO and to this day I still enjoy building LEGO in my free time

So when this Millennium Falcon set came out a couple years ago, I knew I had to get it

So I saved up for it and when I finally got it, I came across a video that Guinness World Record made on the previous record attempt

And I thought to myself, hey, it'd be pretty cool to beat that record. This was my first time building the Millennium Falcon, but before I attended the record, I did want to do some practice runs and tried

practicing with some of the smaller LEGO Star Wars sets that I had like the AT-AT which took me a

little bit over an hour and that gave me a lot of confidence for the actual record attempt

But before that I also did some research on some of the past record holders and looking

into some of the strategy that they had into building LEGO Fast. The entire building process was actually really fun

and I think the LEGO designers did a fantastic job of making this giant build an enjoyable process

I really enjoyed LEGO to begin with, so once I started this build, I kind of locked in and I was in the zone, and before I knew it, the seven and a half hours was over

One thing though is that my fingertips and my back did hurt a lot at the end of the build

so if I ever attempt a record like this again, I'll probably want a standing desk or a better setup

Now I keep the set on display next to my desk so I can look at it all the time

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My name is David Aguilar, I'm 22 and I hold the record for being the first to build a

fully functioning prosthetic Lego arm. I was born with Poland syndrome, it's a genetic disease that affects only one person out of 20,000

At first, it might feel like it's not useful, but I use it every day on different things

like working, doing stuff at the gym, building LEGO. And when I was young, I suffered from bullying from some of my classmates

And, yeah, I can say it was pretty hard being the different one

Four years ago, I was laying in my bed and I was kind of bored, so I took a look at my

room and I saw this Lego helicopter that was sitting on my desk and I decided to dismantle

it. Every single brick was used to make my first prosthetic out of Lego Technic. It's

very simple actually. Once I pull my elbow up, the fingers closed, because there are

some airline headphones that I wanted to reuse and give them another purpose. And the mechanism

is as simple as this, I don't need something very fancy working like mechanically, just

to move the simpler part of the prosthetic which is the front and then right here, as

I told before, there's this like mountain that fits into my hand valley and when I close

this little screw, you can see the whole section fits to my arm as tight as possible and once

Once I start hearing like a click, okay that means that there's no more room inside and

the prosthetic can be stilled and I can move it on my own

The only limitation that I had with my first prosthetic was that I only used one Lego set

and this is why I don't have this challenge anymore because on my computer I designed

my prosthetics in a digital software called Studio and after that I can order the bricks

and I can build something that I had on my computer a few weeks ago

My name is Tomáš Kasparík and the record is the world's largest Lego Ferris wheel

I was actually inspired by the London Eye. I wanted to build something that moves from LEGO

something from real life that is big, but doesn't take too much parts

So the Ferris wheel was the obvious choice. Well, the designing actually took me a few months

to figure out the technique, the frame can be put together and stay stable But after that the building took only about a month for two Because this is actually the second version and the smaller one was like the prototype that I tested everything on

This one has 40,000 parts. It works the same way as the wheel on the bicycle

from the center there are strings and there's tension in those strings so it's all stretched

and doesn't fall in and cannot go out the frame I mean. So that's how it holds all together

This is the largest thing that I ever built and I was able to take it to many shows so I was very

happy that I was able to do something like this. I like to build. I like to tinker you know create

something and I like to create stuff that children will like, that children will enjoy

So I guess that's my inspiration to bring smiles to children's faces

Reactions from people. Some people, there were some girls that basically dropped their jaw and kept it down for like

five minutes. Guys usually shake their heads that it's impossible and I don't know, other reactions, well, amazement

It feels good to hold the Guinness World Records title and I don't think anyone will beat me very soon

because this was really, really difficult to build. I do have advice for people, start small

because if you start big, then you spend a lot of energy and a lot of effort and it may not work out

I'm also working on some secret stuff that I will not encourage you in just yet

The actual Colosseum is a spectacular building. For a normal person back in the day, they've hardly seen a building that was over a story high

and to be confronted with such an amazing piece of engineering that's almost 200 meters wide, that's 50 meters tall

It was unprecedented up until today. My name's Rok. I'm a senior designer at the LEGO Group

and I designed the LEGO Colosseum. So during the process, when I was adding more and more detail to it

the piece count just grew bigger and bigger, and so it slowly evolved into the biggest LEGO set of all time

The original building could house over 100,000 spectators, at least that's the assumption we have today

But it also had a retractable roof that's very rare even today

And we have shown that in the Lego model. There are a number of corbels at the outer ring of the facade

which shows where the masts were being hoisted, which would hold up the roof

While the original Roman Colosseum was brightly colored, It was painted bright red, blue, black, as well as white

It's, of course, been weathered under 2,000 years under the Roman sun

So the LEGO version actually provides more color in order to show the shadow lines

to better accentuate some of the details. There are a lot of challenges in building a set this big

First of all, it has to stand when you lift it up. So the way it's designed is that it has a very strong base

but the superstructure is only connected on a few points, so it's a bit like modern bridge building

When you pick it up by the base, it allows the rest of the model to flex on top of it

which means that it doesn't exude the forces so that it would crack. There are no new elements in the build

to actually show the versatility of the LEGO system. The columns themselves are built with a minifigure candle piece

turned upside down, and on the Ioniq columns, on the second row

I used a minifigure roller skate to surface volutes on top of the column

I'm truly satisfied that it's a full 360-degree model. There's been utmost attention given to every aspect of it

so no matter how you turn it, you're always looking at a perfectly detailed LEGO set

The Colosseum has 9,036 pieces, and as of November 2020, it's the largest LEGO set ever

my five-year-old self would be really proud of the adult that got to design this amazing Lego set

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