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Posted by: Thermoneuclear
Posted by: Holy Zesto
Posted by: Thermoneuclear
Posted by: a silly bully
That's so sweet! Its awesome how the little lego man fits inside
Yea, It's anything but to scale with the minifigs, but if one guy fits, I'm cool. If I squeeze them, I can even fit a few in the back.Not good enough, get working on the life sized one.
Pelican dimensions:
100.29 feet long
76.84 feet wide
35.85 feet high.
If pelicans were cube shaped, that would mean a total of approximately 277,200 cubic feet. But because they are (If you squint and tilt your head right) triangular shaped, I'm going to say closer to 138,600 cu. feet. The average LEGO brick is around one inch by one half an inch by one third an inch. This means I'd need a good 3,825,360 bricks, minus 91,080 for the troop bay, giving us a grand total of 3,734,280 bricks.
I'll get right on that, man. Got any pieces I can borrow?YEAAAAAAHHHHHHHH!
[Edited on 04.28.2009 3:29 PM PDT]