Check out the next level MOCs of LEGO® artist Chairudo

18 February 2021

We at ToyPro have seen many extraordinary LEGO® creations pass by. However, we are still regularly impressed by the MOCs that people manage to build. We recently discovered the YouTube channel of Chairudo and his impressive MOCs. Ready to be amazed? Then check his builds in this blog post.

LEGO® roller coaster (biggest in the world)

This roller coaster by LEGO® is a model of the El Toro roller coaster at Six Flags in Jackson in the United States. The roller coaster consists of a whopping 90,000 LEGO® pieces. Attach the bracket and take a ride on the 85.3-foot-long track.

LEGO® Ferris wheel (world's largest)

Chairudo likes to make builds that are the biggest in the world, this structure is the biggest LEGO® Ferris wheel in the world. This Ferris wheel is a whopping 143,7 inch high and is made with 40,000 LEGO® bricks. Join the queue and take a spin.

LEGO® Hogwarts Castle made bigger

LEGO® released the Harry Potter set 71043 Hogwarts Castle a few years ago. This is a pretty big set with 6020 LEGO® bricks. For Chairudo, however, this was too small, way too small. Therefore he rebuilt Hogwarts Castle with 1 million (!) LEGO® parts. Which Harry Potter fan is going to recreate this?

LEGO® Minas Tirith Castle

It takes a long time to build such gigantic LEGO® sets. How long? Chairudo took a total of 3 years to build this Minas Tirith castle from Lord of the Rings. However, the biggest challenge was to find enough grey LEGO® bricks, as thousands and thousands of these were used.

On Chairudo's YouTube channel, you'll find even more unusual and large LEGO® creations. We don't expect you to recreate any of these MOCs, but hopefully you've been inspired to build a beautiful LEGO® set yourself. Do you like this post and do you want to read more of these kind of articles? Then sign up for our newsletter and subscribe to the ToyPro Facebook page.

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