There seem to be no bounds for Lego – at least not when it comes to project ideas. This project in a bottle is currently being discussed on Twitter as to how you get to build Lego inside a bottle – any ideas?
Lego has done it again. The creative minds at Lego have come up with a project that made just confuse about everyone. The project, which was shared on the official Lego Ideas Twitter account, shows a completed Lego ship inside a bottle.
Like a traditional ship-in-a-bottle project, one may wonder what kind of tongs you’d need to complete this beauty. As Lego suggests, you simply need a dose of Lego magic.
But as some followers pointed out, those with Lego experience already know how to crack the case.
Buoy, oh buoy – how did the ship get in there?! ⛵ By LEGO magic, of course ;)✨ Happy Ship In a Bottle Day!
📷: Robert Whitehead in collaboration with Toy Photographers. pic.twitter.com/4wE2syhz8e— LEGO® IDEAS (@LEGOIdeas) October 4, 2018
Hardcore Lego fans already know how to build this project. On Twitter, one person replied to the photo, revealing that people who have Lego experience know that you simply build the ship – and then proceed to build the bottle around the ship.
Perhaps that’s what they mean by Lego magic.
Beautiful picture! We Lego builders of course know the secret to bottled ships.😉 (…build the bottle around the ship)
— legolamaniac (@legolamaniac) October 4, 2018
It’s not surprising that people know how to tackle that Lego magic. As Bricks Are Awesome previously reported, Lego has already been named as having one of the best fanbases in the world.
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Whether there’s actually a ship-in-a-bottle day, we cannot confirm. However, it seems to be a good idea to test it out, so next October 4, why don’t we all create a Lego project with a ship inside a bottle? Just remember the Lego magic of building the bottle last.
What is your most challenging project to date? Let us know!
