What do you do if you have 14 hours to kill, a ton of grey lego pieces, and a group of friends who really dig building stuff? Apparently you make a Mac Pro out of lego bricks.
This group of students managed to pull it off and recorded the entire 14 hour process for us to view in this time-lapse video.
BTW – if you make it all the way through it (like I did) you probably need to find better things to do with your time (like I should).
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6 thoughts on “Video: Time-Lapse creation of Lego Mac Pro”
I wonder which software they used
Whoa. That’s weird… the whole Vimeo site is down. I have never seen that before.
vimeo.com goes to “address not found”
weird.
This is so cool! I have shared it with my friends. Lot of time and effort and the end is a very cool lego mac!
It looks like they used the free Lego Digital Designer software. I downloaded it for my kids and they love it!!! Can’t beat free.
What’s the name of the song?
The song is “Ça Plane Pour Moi” by Plastic Bertrand. I used Shazam on my iPhone to figure it out (Shazam rocks!)
Whoa. Lego OS X.