Lego Colosseum Guinness World Record

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Lego colosseum guinness world record. The Lego Colosseum was released in November 2020 and in March 2021 was named by Guinness World Records as the largest Lego set for sale. March 12 UPI -- A Lego set based on the Roman Colosseum broke a Guinness World Record by being composed of 9036 pieces. A man set a Guinness World Record by putting together the Legos largest set the Colosseum in under 14 hours.

Paul mentions that had he practiced with the LEGO set beforehand he would have definitely gotten a better time. Published 12 March 2021. Costing 550 the Lego Colosseum is 27 centimeters tall 52 centimeters wide and 59 centimeters deep.

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Kobe said some liberties were taken with the design to make it more strongly. In a new YouTube video Lego speed builder Paul Ufema assembled a 9000-piece Roman Colosseum in 13 hours setting a new Guinness World Record. If playback doesnt begin shortly try restarting your device.

While that record eluded him Elufa previously had set the Guinness World Record for the fastest time to build the LEGO Colosseum in February 2021. Paul Ufema a brickhead and former military member has set a new Guinness World Record for building the 9000-piece LEGO Colosseum in 13 hours. Over the years Gears World Records Day has seen some amazing moments from the tallest and shortest man meeting undeep dunking and skateboarding dogs.

The Colosseum set designed by a team led by Rok Zgalin Kobe was verified by Guinness as being the largest commercially available Lego set. The Colosseum set designed by a team led by Rok Zgalin Kobe was verified by Guinness as being the largest commercially available Lego set. With one world record now under his belt Paul has now set his sights on continuing his giant LEGO set builds.