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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
RadicalxEdward 8:51AM (9/23/2009)
i never even saw it built :-( anyone got a link to a video of it or something?
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dukeisduke 10:19AM (9/23/2009)
There are plenty of links; you can start with the show's Wikipedia page:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_May%27s_Toy_Stories#Lego_house
RadicalxEdward 11:23AM (9/23/2009)
Thank you.
BigMcLargeHuge 8:57AM (9/23/2009)
Did they intentionally choose Dorking, England? That's marvelous.
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Javanese 9:23AM (9/23/2009)
Wait a minute... that's a picture of duplo, not lego (well technically it's a lego, but for kids age 1-3). Are you telling that they're cheating and use the larger duplo (instead of the smaller lego) to built the house?
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Biomech 10:20AM (9/23/2009)
It's just a photo from flickr.
Andrewlcox1 10:21AM (9/23/2009)
Why did he build it if he wasn't going to keep it or at least have a better plan for it's existence? What a waste of time and energy...
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fraz 11:27AM (9/23/2009)
he built it intending for Legoland Windsor to take it, but they subsequently decided they wouldn't pay for the logistics to transport it. Why that location? No idea, guess Legoland never wanted it built on their premises directly, which is a hint they weren't going to follow through, but hey.
Aki 1:53PM (9/23/2009)
Jalopnik has a pretty sizeable gallery too:
http://jalopnik.com/5350457/mega+gallery-james-mays-lego-house-nearly-complete
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cool_ozzyfromkalush 3:17PM (9/23/2009)
Its a great story, but what has this to do with auto news???
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