Jan 29, 2008 7:14 AM

Time Lapse: Three Hours Of LEGO Slavery In Three Minutes

The Ultimate Collectors Millenium Falcon LEGO model is the company’s most complicated ever, released to celebrate its fiftieth year in business. You don’t even have to build it yourself to get a taste of how challenging it is, because some nutjob’s already done it, and put together a video compressing the nearly four-hour project into a matter of minutes. Engineering as recreation!

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