This massive Lego aircraft carrier took Malle Hawking almost a year to build. It is about 5m long, 1.40m wide and 1.2m tall, contains over 200,000 Bricks and weighs over 160 Kilos. The model has electrical lights on deck, a hangar,aircraft, movable elevators,radar dishes and even a motorized catapult.
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Sweet… I want to buy and build that kit
Make a life sized one, then you’ll get the ladies. Or dudes, whatever’s your bag.
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Can you say “Virgin”?
Whoa!
What’s his email address? I want a list of peices and instructions…heck, I’ll pay him for those!
I dont think its a kit man
[…] been awhile since we’ve had a Lego post. Feast your eyes on this! This massive Lego aircraft carrier took Malle Hawking almost a year to build. It is about 5m long, […]
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Does it float?
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There has GOT to be a better use for your time.
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Just amazing what aberrations of consciousness there are on this planet… this is quite an example!
What a work of art! Genius…
That rocks.
Neon and TekGuy - Get a life. What did you two accomplish in a year that is so awesome. 2 level 70 character in WOW don’t count.
Wow! Great work!
[…] Ever wonder what happens to all those Lego pieces you lose? I think they end up in the hands of Malle Hawking, the man responsible for building an absolutely enormous Lego aircraft carrier. Made from over 200,000 individual bricks, the leviathan weighs in at just over 350 pounds. It has working aircraft elevators, a hangar, radar dishes, electrical lights and a working catapult/slingshot for launching the jets. Bravo, Mr. Hawking, bravo. [Lego Aircraft Carrier] […]
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The most impressive LEGO construction I have ever seen!
A work of art.
Hopefully you have a plan of this, brick by brick because LEGO blocks turn yellowish over time.
[…] auf Dimensionen kennen. Malle Hawking hat über 200.000 Legosteine in ein Flugzeugträger verwandelt. Zweihunderttausend! Mit Kampfflugzeuge! Und ein funktionierenden Katapult! Schwimmend! Wäre […]
GET A LIFE!!!!
Question is, not whether it floats (see the top picture) but how it stays together to be transported. Did or did not Mr. Hawking use glue, that is the question. I have a Lego fan in the family, but he’s never built anything this elaborate. Don’t think he has the room. This ranks up with the guy down the street from me who built an entire HO scale circus, train, sideshow, wild animal act, main tent, cook tent and all.
Mr. Canfield, where are you now?
I wish I had those all…those toys, those time to built and to play it, those chance to meet the people and the toy…
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too bad all the F-14s are gone, now he’s going to have to do fa-18s and soon f-35s..
hi nice post, i enjoyed it
I bet the book on how to put that thing together is massive, but i’d totally want to make that thing.
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