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LEGO Builds Life-Sized Baby Yoda Sculpture Using Over 14,000 Bricks

By Izza Sofia, 20 Oct 2020

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In celebration of the upcoming second season of The Mandalorian, LEGO has built a scale model of the Child, more iconically known as Baby Yoda.

The toy brick company has unveiled a short clip, which offers a look at the end product. Built out of 14,588 bricks, the Baby Yoda sculpture shows the character in his levitating pram. The life-sized model, standing at 57 centimeters (22 inches), took 119 hours and the effort of three LEGO Master Builders to complete.

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Unfortunately, this particular model isn’t for sale, but LEGO has released a 1,037-piece edition of the model for consumers.

14,588 bricks + 119 hours + 3 builders = 1 Big Build of the Child. This is the way. To celebrate Season 2 of The Mandalorian we’ve built a scale model of ‘the Child’. Check it out. pic.twitter.com/L8pi1HfFva

— LEGO (@LEGO_Group) October 17, 2020




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