World’s largest Lego travel trailer is sight to behold

This is not a little toy, if that’s what you’re thinking. It’s a full-sized travel trailer made of Legos – yes, Legos, the same things that children worldwide use as toys. It’s certified by the Guinness Book of World Records as the largest creation of its kind.

Watch it being built in the short video below.

It was built in Australia, so it’s officially called a caravan, which is the term most of the world outside North America calls a travel trailer.

And it’s not just the shell of an RV that’s made of Legos, but everything inside including the furniture, the kitchen (and all the appliances) and even a double bed. Interestingly, one of the builders of the now-famous recreational vehicle accidentally locked himself inside the workshop where he and his team were assembling the vehicle, and ended up sleeping on the bed – made entirely of Legos, of course! We’ll guess it was not his best night’s sleep!

Watch the Lego trailer being built in less than two minutes in this sped-up video. This is remarkable. We think you might want one of your own!

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5 Comments

Bill Byerly
2 years ago

Pretty cool, thanks!!

UPRIG
2 years ago

Wow…!!!

Tommy Molnar
1 year ago

Wow! Pretty cool. Made by folks with too much time on their hands. 😀

Neal Davis
1 year ago

Thank you, Chuck, for sharing the video! Certainly is interesting. I don’t understand the point, nor the fascination with Lego bricks. I agree with Tommy. Have a great day and safe travels!

Gary Blackburn
1 year ago

Lego parts and blocks are expensive. The Lego trailer probably cost much more than an actual trailer.