The Lego clock that really keeps time.
Now you can have the most fantastic lego model for your own home. Your
friends will always stare with wonder when they see it, and it adds
decoration to any room. Here is some information on the Lego Clock
that might answer any questions that you have. It keeps time using a
small hand (minute hand) and large hand (seconds hand). The clock stands
one hundred and sixty two lego bricks high. It requires no battery's to
run the clock. It's power source comes from the gravity that's pulling
down on the weights inside. The interior clock is made from legos, even
the gears are real legos. This model has a total of forty thousand lego
pieces. It stands about five feet high,now that's pretty big. Now, for me
(the designer ) to build this clock, it would cost a hole two hundred
and thirty THOUSAND to buy all the legos needed. One reason why this is
such a high price is that I can only buy prepackaged sets of legos, thus
giving me extra legos that I do not need. If the lego company was to
market the Lego Clock the price of making the set would be cheaper than
what I would have to pay. That's somewhere in the market of at least
($447.00). The clock is a fun and challenging protect for hobbies. I
recommend it for high level (model team) just because of its enormous
size and its complex gear box. I would also like to make it available
in all different colors, just so that people can chose the color that
they like. I'm currently working on the blue prints for the clock. It
will be a while before the blue prints are done.
ANDREW BUCZKO
LEGO MANIACS