Not that people wouldn’t jump at the chance of packing up and heading out on a seemingly endless vacation, but an RV is not the perfect living solution for everyone. This LEGO version aimed to change ...

It was only a matter of time. Someone’s made a lifesize caravan out of Lego, and it’s so ruddy good it’s been awarded a Guinness World Record and everything. The caravan is constructed from 215,158 ...

A life-size touring caravan is to be made entirely out of LEGO bricks at the Motorhome & Caravan Show in Birmingham this autumn. Requiring more than 150,000 individual interlocking plastic LEGO bricks ...

07 January 2016 • 3:25pm A life-size caravan made out of Lego bricks by Bright Bricks in Bordon, Hampshire will be on display at the Telegraph Outdoor & Adventure Travel show from 11th - 14th February ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Every woman, every man… join the caravan of Lego. Stand up… stand up… stand up. And in ...

When was the last time you spent more than one day on something that was not work-related? Perhaps you did, but there is nothing even remotely close to what these brick maniacs have recently done.

An Australian builder has smashed a world record by building the largest Lego caravan ever. With the help of 16 volunteers, Ben Craig took 20 weeks to make the caravan. He used more than 288,000 ...

The model is made up of 215,158 bricks and features a fully-functioning interior with working electric lights and running water Get daily headlines and breaking news alerts for FREE by signing up to ...

We have featured some fairly large constructions using Lego bricks here on Geeky Gadgets over the years, but I don’t think we’ve ever featured a full-size caravan made completely of Lego bricks. Here ...

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