These men built an epic Batman Batcave with 20,000 LEGO blocks

Ashraf October 15, 2012 2

Every man dreams of having his very own Batcave. Carlyle Livingston II and Wayne Hussey took a different approach to the Batcave dream and decided to build their very own Batcave replica — with LEGO blocks. And build it they did, with 20,000 blocks with a total weight of over 100 lbs. Not only did they use legos, but the Batcave is fit with real, working lights and motor parts — such as the spinning turntable for the Batmobile, a rotating selection for the weapons, and Batplane’s lift thingy. Check out the fruits of their 800 hours of labor:

Dang, that is pretty cool despite the are-you-serious-you-spent-your-time-building-that factor.

[via The Brothers Brick]

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Mayank October 15, 2012 at 3:06 AM (comment permalink) -

No doubt, it’s awesome.

It’s so awesome that if they put it up in Auctions, they would sell in like million dollars..

A one-in-a-piece art. :D
Perfect.

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jayesstee October 15, 2012 at 12:18 PM (comment permalink) -

So many Superheroes, so little time (and so little LEGO(tm) left)!

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