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46-Foot Long Self-Supporting Lego Bridge to Set New World Record

By Jesus Diaz Published May 29, 2009, 10:20 am ET

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Part of a gigantic Lego train display to be shown at the 2009 Australian Model Railway Expo, this 46-feet self-supporting bridge will attempt to break a world record. It has already broke my world record for Lego awesomeness.

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