
Nat sent in this 120 pound desk, completely made from LEGOs...
- Approximately 35,000 LEGO bricks were used. This includes almost all the pieces from 32 Blue Tubs (#3033), almost 300 (!) small baseplates (8x16 studs), and 63 blue plate packs from LEGO Shop-at-Home. A few other pieces were also bought from private collectors (226 tiles so the drawers could slide, et cetera).
- The desk weighs about 120 pounds, I think. I have not actually weighed it... but I think that is close.
- About 7 pounds of glue were used. Brand: Oatey, All-Purpose (PVC, CPVC, ABS) Glue.
- The desk has the following dimensions (inches, WxHxD): 60" x 29.5" x 30".
- It has 7 working drawers (six small, one large).
- It has a folding lid in the top that conceals a hole for computer cables to drop through.
- Yes, the top is bumpy -- studs up. I offered to make the top smooth, but the client specifically requested otherwise. Whatever. I also offered to build a retractable keyboard tray in the front, but that was not wanted. Nor a mosaic of the company logo on the top or sides.
- Yes, I was paid to build the desk. Don't ask how much. It was worth my time.
I can't wait until we see a giant 2001 monolith complete with LEGO monkeys.
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Creepy, I had that same desk (in wood) when I was a kid, only the top was green, otherwise it was the same color scheme, and same layout of drawers.
deja-vu or twilight zone?
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Lego pieces average a dime each. Skilled labor usually costs about as much as the materials. So figure $7K for the desk.
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Its LEGO... there is no "s"! Jeeze, every time you post about Lego its the same!
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